danielrpa

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by danielrpa 4y ago
Won't we get less solar power as a result? Maybe it's what Nuclear needs...
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Some subscriptions make sense. Someone is doing work for you every week, like trash collection, and you pay as you need their work. This said, your point largely stands.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Same here, 70% cut in costs. If efficiency isn't a goal and there isn't a strong push for controlling costs, they just keep going up. I don't know if 1B is a reasonable goal, but Twitter's previous leadership was so inco
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Getting rid of these incompetent executives who couldn't grow one of the most valuable corporate properties in history will be worth billions to the company. These people literally decreased value, their parachutes being the last money
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by danielrpa 4y ago
When I read the title, I thought this was going to be about young people working for Google, Twitter and Facebook.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
The best phase is about to begin, and the worst of child raising is behind you. It will never be easy, but IMHO older kids are a lot more fun, clever and interactive.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
No it doesn't, not for me. I don't work at MSFT and I own both a Windows machine and a Mac M1 for work. Simple things like my gaming mouse and wanting larger fonts on my 1440p monitor don't work without cumbersome hacks throu
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by danielrpa 4y ago
In this case you might as well put sugar in the tablets and charge a lot less
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by danielrpa 4y ago
I played Secret of Monkey Island for the first time on a 286 VGA with a Sound Blaster...
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Anyone has their numbers? With this mass refund, I believe it is the biggest financial failure in the history of the videogame industry.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
The top menu bar is a waste of screen real estate, even on a Mac - an outdated 1980s concept that was cool back in the day, but no longer (alongside the single button mouse). If you auto hide it, it becomes troublesome to click on browser t
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by danielrpa 4y ago
This is the year of Star Citizen on the Desktop!
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Yes, some people gain weight easily, others don't while eating the same things. But for the vast majority of people, it's possible to find a calorie intake that will keep you healthy AND make you lose weight.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
The allies could have backed down in WWII, handing major concessions to the Axis. Would we be better off today? Backing down to a bully will only encourage and empower it further. The current situation in Europe is status quo in poor countr
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by danielrpa 4y ago
You can't spy if u don't have internet. I disabled internet (no router access) on all my smart TV's. So far they are working like a charm.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Because California has a "great" track record with energy management? The infrastructure needs to be ensured before the mandate kicks in. Could be conditional on infrastructure targets, like X charging station within Y miles for a
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by danielrpa 4y ago
I left California to another state because of, among other things, unfair and crushing taxation. I am a software engineer with good pay but not millions or anything like that. Nice to meet you!
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by danielrpa 4y ago
I have the Korg Nanokey 2 and I really like it. But my goto controller is the Arturia KeyStep 37. I love pretty much everything made by Arturia, never unhappy with a purchase.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
200MP is worthless behind bad lenses. You will see high resolution blur...
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Imagine a Gandalf origin story where he's running, jumping, punching and kicking orcs?
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by danielrpa 4y ago
The far leftists would, however, reserve for themselves a nice piece of suburbia as the rulers need good living conditions to properly plan people's lives.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
I live in a Suburban county that has seen pretty slow growth for decades and then exploded around 30 years ago. This county is very financially responsible and has done a fantastic job at keeping up with its expenses - before and after th
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by danielrpa 4y ago
If you are free and able to vote but won't do it, it's hard for me to feel too much pity for your situation. I started voting when I was 16 (my birth country allows that) and voted on every single election until I immigrated to th
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Your approach - which makes total sense - reminds me of the notion that normal human beings wouldn't be able to resist an Artificial Superintelligence because it would always be able to press the right human buttons, no matter how smar
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by danielrpa 4y ago
DuckDuckGo is the best balance between convenience and privacy we have right now. And the issues raised in the article are kind of minor compared to the value it provides. If you compare this to the empire of tracking, profiling and data sh
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Town houses are currently the answer. I understand they aren't like single family houses but they are better than apartments...
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by danielrpa 4y ago
I have had the cheaper Brothers for a while- I upgraded mine to a wi-fi model after the first one broke 10 years in. Pretty happy with it, sure the first one broke after being moved around many times, but I got an enormous value out of it.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
They are literally following the will of the court, which gave them the ability to decide by themselves.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
TIL: you should use CCCP only if abbreviating using Cyrillic. In the Latin alphabet, you should use SSSR or, in English, USSR.
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by danielrpa 4y ago
Same here. I was very surprised to discover that other people consider it horrible. I was happy to get it, loved to play it and the ET face in the opening screen blew me away every time. I also liked the other 2 games made by the author, in

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