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by delfinom 3y ago
The US outlawed that in 2008 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_Information_Nondiscrim...
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by delfinom 3y ago
Zwave & zigbee + HA or another home automation platform > some wifi connected data mining crap with vendor lockin for turning off lights across the room.
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by delfinom 3y ago
It's not could, but will. The countries that are doing the overfishing have no intention of stopping. Western countries already heavily regulate their fishing industries.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>(inverted corporate democracy perhaps?) The word you are looking for is oligarchy.
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by delfinom 3y ago
A decision by individuals that are not a judge in a court of law, so they'll have their own agenda to push their position.
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by delfinom 3y ago
The notice was posted by Fly on October 18th.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Valve inventing a portable game runtime that just works on all Linux distros without game studios needing an entire department to handle the dependency hell of Linux NIHisn would solve that issue.
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by delfinom 3y ago
$5 that Disney has started using steamboat Willie as part of Disney Animations shows as a logo purely because they will seek to file a trademark lawsuit against the first person they find trying to use what they think is "public domain
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by delfinom 3y ago
NY just made such invention assignment clauses retroactively illegal and void as of November, wooo for anyone living in NY
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by delfinom 3y ago
One company owning everything? To be fair, some of the consolidation is purely because the costs of business have been raised so far that both doctors and pharmacists can't operate independently. From mountains of school debt, to requi
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by delfinom 3y ago
The problem is many patents are incomplete, they don't actually contain step by step recreation instructions and it's especially problematic in the sciences fields. The other issue is there are patents on ideas that aren't no
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by delfinom 3y ago
"life support", you would still need pressurized pods. Most goods cannot survive being in a vacuum, heck guaranteed to cause fires in some cases when you cause lithium cell pouches to burst.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>Seems far-fetched that Musk would try to derail one single railway construction project to benefit his cars and industry- the impact of that project on his economic interests seems too small and indirect. https://en.wikipedia
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by delfinom 3y ago
Better yet, there are already highly effective fly traps that use chemical scents, why do we need zombie fungus traps.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Solar storms won't kill computers, they aren't EMPs but magnetic storms that induce currents in coils. It'll destroy power utilities that could take months to years to repair.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>The problem with C/C++ stemmed from compiler vendors competing with each other to be "better" than their peers. Yea but this is Linux and OSS. NIHisms are fucking rampant everywhere. I give it a year before gccrs announce
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by delfinom 3y ago
Those weren't "ethnic Russians", but rather their Dagestan colony which is quite Islamic and well, they obviously follow the same outrage news cycles hating on jews. Russia is a giant patchwork of colonies being held together
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by delfinom 3y ago
Shipping is already taxed by weight throughout the US. It is enforced by a nationwide network of state run weight stations that are actively enforced by police. https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policyinformation/hvut/mod1&
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by delfinom 3y ago
Im disappointed that ET doesn't have a quantum entangled fluid router.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Social engineering the AI no less.
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by delfinom 3y ago
>commercializing innovation. That's your take? I see a different take. Europe has done more work than in the US in fighting the robbing of the middle and lower classes by the wealthy. Sure it still is a problem but wealth inequality
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yep, the stats are bogus because the party that they are measuring are also creating the stats. Even crime stats are bogus in NYC, I speak from experience as cops literally tell you to fuck off if you want to file a police report. You can b
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by delfinom 3y ago
On Android, I get dozens of spam political texts a day. Luckily Google has added anti spam features to Google Messenger for years now and it filters out 99.999% of them. Once in a blue moon, a txt will slip by and i have to mark it as spam.
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by delfinom 3y ago
> VMware has been on a journey to simplify its portfolio and transition from a perpetual to a subscription model to better serve customers with continuous innovation, faster time to value, and predictable investments. Yea, a one-time cos
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by delfinom 3y ago
Five Eyes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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by delfinom 3y ago
This is actually not specific to the EVs but something all German car brands started doing. They made their alternators/chargers of the 12V battery overtly complicated and you have to use a dongle to tell the car you replaced the batte
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by delfinom 3y ago
This was programmed into a PLC, not traditional code. PLCs are basically environments designed for mere technicians being able to adjust code in very clear concise fashion. It can be way more verbose, but the logic is clear and solid for de
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea the only "condiment" for pierogi should be fried up onions drizzled on top.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yep, sauerkraut + mushrooms are the most "traditional" and flavorful. In the US, cheese and potato is pushed instead because it's cheap as fuck to produce. Basically they end up in supermarket shelves next to all the prepared
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by delfinom 3y ago
Well, as someone who is Polish, there is a headache even I've had to deal with. There are people in Poland who have only lived in the cities and are oblivious to the regional and even rural takes on food. Especially because there'

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