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denkmoon
4y ago
You can't. No alternate SMS apps on ios.
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denkmoon
4y ago
None. In theory there are parts of space that are a true vacuum but not everywhere, and definitely not near planetary bodies. There's a reason our satellites need station-keeping fuel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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denkmoon
4y ago
I'm a happy fastmail customer using 4 custom domains. They haven't let me down once.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Wouldn't even need to pay me to do it. The only thing stopping me is a lack of a private train car and presumably the significant expense of running it :(
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denkmoon
4y ago
Developers Developers Developers Same reason they brought MSSQL to Linux.
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denkmoon
4y ago
The article says Delridge is Debian based but appears to be using RPMs? Never seen that. I would have thought the primary advantage of being Debian based is the large repository of packages?
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denkmoon
4y ago
Only because you/we don't have the keys. It's not the process isolation stuff that makes them a walled garden, it's the lack of user configurability of those protections
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denkmoon
4y ago
My country has neither of those and the stealing of catalytic converters is very uncommon. Please go right ahead though, seeing the failures of the punitive system in the US provides an exemplar of why my country should not go down that pat
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denkmoon
4y ago
You can't tell from the odor?
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denkmoon
4y ago
>It's a bit like saying we can't stop music piracy, now that Napster exists. perfect example, as piracy has _never_ been effectively stopped and _never_ will be effectively stopped by legislative means
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denkmoon
4y ago
You buy access on a network that doesn't block those things, if you want a network that doesn't block those things.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Neither is dealing with spam yet they almost universally block port 25`
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denkmoon
4y ago
Kind of defeats the purpose of studying it doesn't it? Presumably we do research to inform decision, usually about social policy. Social policy is, ostensibly, dictated by voters in democratic societies. Might as well not do the resear
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denkmoon
4y ago
>Software Engineering really does need some professionalization. Consequences is what it needs. We can no longer allow it to be profitable to be so brazenly irresponsible. External selection pressure to kill off the maladaptive traits.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Really is the sun not the root cause of our warming problem? We should simply blow it up.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Seems to me someone who is supposed to be regulating a given activity should a) not be participating in the activity and b) should be compensated for the opportunity cost of not participating. That limit seems pointless at achieving its goa
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denkmoon
4y ago
Well there it is. Definitely wasn't available from EB within the first 12 months of launch though. I know because I wanted one.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Valve appears to have determined that for whatever reason it's not worth selling hardware in Australia. No Index here either.
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denkmoon
4y ago
You think role models don't have an impact on people's development? or you don't think characters in movies serve as role models? Biology is powerful but it is not the only factor...
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denkmoon
4y ago
The WW2 nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki predate any real nuclear doctrine. I don't think they are particularly informative of nuclear doctrine today. And yes, as the other poster says, Japanese invasion of the continental US
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denkmoon
4y ago
True, but it has also been shown that higher price improves perceived taste experience. It's all in your head, but isn't everything?
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denkmoon
4y ago
The US has accomplished regime change in weak (politically unstable) non-nuclear countries. The only threat of regime change Russia faces is internal. The idea that the US would use nuclear weapons in response to losing a conventional war i
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denkmoon
4y ago
It's a shame that Oracle make their products toxic because this particular one is truly fantastic.
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denkmoon
4y ago
>instead quit and farted around with the money. Citation needed. You read too much reddit.
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denkmoon
4y ago
It's 3 components, a bread board and some wire. I would encourage any "software only" people to give it a go :) The software side (MQTT, ESPHome, Docker) of this is far more complex than setting up the hardware.
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denkmoon
4y ago
that goes right back to OPs point. If LEO are leaving these "seized" assets unsecured, they are simply not qualified to be doing what they are doing. To directly answer your question, forever. Policing is sufficiently distributed
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denkmoon
4y ago
Practicing writing will help with this. Just write your jumbled thoughts, what you write doesn't necessarily have to be coherent imo.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Hoooooly shit that is so bad. Regret. Panic. Uncertainty. What the fuck am I going to do now?
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denkmoon
4y ago
Really shows how little thought people put into the consequences of their actions. Literally half a second of thinking would reveal it is a stupid and dangerous thing to do, yet here we are. The selfishness is the most galling part.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Why is that remotely notable? It's hardly an uncommon phrase.
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