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by deelowe 4y ago
I've read nearly every comment here and no one seems to have an answer... It is a very convincing argument, to be honest.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I thought 5G was in the range of 1-10ms.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I don't understand this sentiment. Taxes are levied to then pay for things such as infrastructure which this qualifies as. How else should this work?
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by deelowe 4y ago
Common core. It's become a taboo term in certain circles.
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by deelowe 4y ago
There are many good reasons. Must have to do with profit and rent seeking.
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by deelowe 4y ago
How would it be illegal?
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by deelowe 4y ago
Does it still double as a poop spreader or did they finally add a sensor for that? As a former roomba owner, the issue I always had was that it was pretty terrible about coverage. The random walk it did often left large areas vacuumed as it
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by deelowe 4y ago
Seems like the early CATV operators would have been an easy target for bell.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I don't know, I kind of like his podcast and I'm glad he takes the more dry, analytical approach when compared to others.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Doesn't help that their service centers are just awful.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Having worked with IBM in the past, I can't fully trust their press releases...
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by deelowe 4y ago
Is the talent here/there?
643.
by deelowe 4y ago
Ehh. Ikea instructions have their issues: - branching paths aren't well marked - I often find typos (e.g. go to page 16 when it's really page 17) - parts page sometimes doesn't match the supplied parts in terms of size and sh
644.
by deelowe 4y ago
That's being a bit pedantic innit?
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by deelowe 4y ago
> I can’t and shouldn’t be able to write to /etc as an ordinary or guest user. You're right, you shouldn't. If you are able to, your distro is very odd and I'd recommend seeking a new one. > Sounds like you’re just
646.
by deelowe 4y ago
Easiest way to curb inflation is to reduce purchasing power (read: increase unemployment)...
647.
by deelowe 4y ago
Because it's enforced via regulatory capture. Ford, as an example, has had a hell of a time fighting with it's own dealer networks over behaviors they do not condone. It would be different if Ford could sell direct to consumer.
648.
by deelowe 4y ago
You're right. Thanks for the correction.
649.
by deelowe 4y ago
It's still common today. The de-10 nano of mister fame leverages the hard processor to great affect.
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by deelowe 4y ago
My understanding is the strike happened while en route and the risk of strikes of similar severity is lower in final orbit.
651.
by deelowe 4y ago
Why would that make google issue a hiring freeze?
652.
by deelowe 4y ago
What's happening in two weeks?
653.
by deelowe 4y ago
Same. Happened twice, really. Once on the ipod and then the iphone. Made U2 haters out of my wife and myself. I wonder how many people hate U2 music now because this.
654.
by deelowe 4y ago
Sort of. Trace length is already a nightmare.
655.
by deelowe 4y ago
There's been talk of eliminating sockets for years. Something has got to give.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I feel that the deterministic computing theologists are going to be in for a rude awakening over time. Computing need not be perfect to work and the thing about recent advancements in ML is that they scale Extremely well.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Not anymore!
658.
by deelowe 4y ago
A lot of people driving for Uber don’t have the skills to do tco calculations… it’s exploitive that Uber is taking advantage of these people. Whether Uber is culpable is arguable. I believe it’s more if an issue for government because they
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by deelowe 4y ago
This was also recently posted on reddit: https://johnedchristensen.github.io/WebbCompare/
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by deelowe 4y ago
I mean, it is kind of shitty, no? Surely we can do better as a society... Is the optimal state for corporations to hoard when times are good and then to feast when times are bad, killing off their smaller rivals? In the extreme case of this

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