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by d0lph 8y ago
DNS over https
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by d0lph 8y ago
It seems like a spoonerism is unintentional. I feel like a pun for most people means word play. Spoonerism. a verbal error in which a speaker accidentally transposes the initial sounds or letters of two or more words, often to humorous effe
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by d0lph 8y ago
I guess as long as those catch 100% of the issues. Even still you're solving the problem on the backend instead of the source.
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by d0lph 8y ago
It does answer communication problems though right? Compared to any business project, the kernel is behemoth.
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by d0lph 8y ago
What information could you not store in a database?
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by d0lph 8y ago
The American Revolution no?
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by d0lph 8y ago
Ok, what percentage of plastic doesn't make it to the landfill?
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by d0lph 8y ago
Earthquakes are interesting, I was mostly talking about terrorist attacks, which are basically rounding errors when compared to other causes of death. I don't think it would cumulatively add up to much, but would love to see the math.
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by d0lph 8y ago
Wouldn't there be bigger concerns, terrorist attacks really don't happen that often. It'd be like constantly worrying about protecting yourself from lightning.
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by d0lph 8y ago
You know what they say, "scratch your itch".
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by d0lph 8y ago
It's not exactly a basic human right, it still comes down to the fact that file sharing is not theft because there is no direct loss as a result of the sharing. A person could cause indirect loss as a result of many things, but it is n
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by d0lph 8y ago
So you would need to restrict Drs ability to turn people away.
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by d0lph 8y ago
> but you're not free to just declare that view the only reasonable one and expect no one to argue To be fair, I believe I am free in my expectations and declarations. I didn't and don't expect that however. > right to
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by d0lph 9y ago
I've skipped meals programming, when things are interesting at least.
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by d0lph 9y ago
Because the world and characters some games develop is occasionally interesting and compelling?
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by d0lph 9y ago
To me it sounded like Cambridge Analytica approached an app developer who sold them the data.
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by d0lph 9y ago
This, did no one watch it? I'm not even pro facebook, what happened to informed discussion.
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by d0lph 9y ago
I don't want to be mean but it looks like programming is both: Talent: 1. natural aptitude or skill. Passion: 2. strong and barely controllable emotion. ... * an intense desire or enthusiasm for something. ...
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by d0lph 9y ago
Ok, what is the loss when I copy a file and give it to a friend? You haven't stated what the exact loss is. If your answer is that it deprives you of possible future profit, which seems like a bizarre thing to protect. Obviously I mean
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by d0lph 9y ago
Is this really an American problem? I thought we sent all our trash to recycling or the landfill?
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by d0lph 9y ago
It's only ignorant to able to apply the laws of supply and demand to something where supply _is_ infinite. Copying a file is free, it's weird to make it equivalent to theft when there is no loss on behalf of the studio. Perhaps a
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by d0lph 9y ago
I too am frustrated with presumptive headlines.
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by d0lph 9y ago
Actually, what is really exceptionally ignorant is to apply laws of supply and demand to digital assets. What I find really ignorant though, is you've decided that lowering demand is equivalent to theft. Does that mean competitors are
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by d0lph 9y ago
So if you don't place ads on it you're good, or is that also stealing?
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by d0lph 9y ago
The difference is that there is no loss. In the circumstances that you list there actually was something taken from someone, e.g time taken from something else, or I guess kissing someone you were not supposed to. You can argue that a perso
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by d0lph 9y ago
Hydroponics comes to mind, replace soil with water, provide nutrients artificially, pretty similar really.
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by d0lph 9y ago
I feel like they could keep everything totally sterilized. Hopefully with everything roboticised.
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by d0lph 9y ago
Mutations in nature can happen totally randomly, with no guarantee that they will benefit humans. Whereas in a lab maybe something will go wrong, once we get it right, it's right forever. On the one hand, I'm not aware of any rese
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by d0lph 9y ago
I was thinking because they don't need to be exposed to farm conditions, with disease being able to transmit from animal to animal. Because meat isn't true or untrue, it provides things your bodies need, things it doesn't nee
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by d0lph 9y ago
Wouldn't lab grown meat have no antibiotics since they probably won't encounter any random diseases.

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