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by dgrin91 2y ago
If they have already hacked your computer then its basically the same problem, no? The hackers can install keyloggers, or even OpenRecall and exfiltrate data.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
East Germany? Why do you call that a good example of socialism? Post-wall coming down it was mostly East Germans coming to West Germany, less of the reverse. Even today the eastern half of Germany is typically socioeconomically lower on mos
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I don't get it. Where did all the boxes come from? Do they have some sort of simulated box economy here?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Not an exec, just on the board, which isn't the same
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I'm really curious about the taxonomy of these zones. Why are there 13 zones with an 'a' and 'b' zone for each number? Why not just 26 zones?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
> Yes, absolutely, it does. So does Git if you expect to push anything anywhere. And if you happen to be doing dev using Azure or GCP or AWS you need one too. Sure if you want to push, but only maybe 10% of my Git commands relate to push
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by dgrin91 2y ago
But thats totally unrelated? This isn't about a rocket, this is whats on the rocket. Also its basically a helicopter, so it is a reusable system.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
Interesting that it's the fdny itself that is doing the arrest and not referred to the NYPD or something. I didn't realize fdny had the legal authority to actually arrest people
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by dgrin91 2y ago
This makes no sense? If employers could replace high paid workers with minimum wage on-mass after minimum wage law then why didn't they just replace them with even cheaper workers before minimum wage law?
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I'm a fan of Buffet, but you can easily say he is a 'bad' billionaire. He makes profits (and a lot of them) by pushing Coke and other unhealthy things on the masses. You could argue that buffet directly funds a significant pe
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by dgrin91 2y ago
I asked it to count to infinity and it is attempting. Errored out after hitting 510. At least its entertaining.
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by dgrin91 2y ago
This is entirely unrelated to Boeing
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by dgrin91 3y ago
How does this stack up with the other relatively recent news that Cali was asking people to unplug their EVs because the grid couldn't handle it? Was that just due to the fluctuating nature of renewables (cloudy, windless days)?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
The headline is relatively clickbait-y. Its double their revenue because their revenue is basically 0. Their actual expenses are hundreds of millions, of which this 1.7 million is a drop in the bucket. Once their upfront expenses are paid t
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Fun, but you need a way to skip the intro after the first playthrough. Its way too long to sit through everytime.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Great, now all I need is someone to give me $3m to buy a 'loss leader', plus another mil or 2 for the actual business.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
The title is a bit clickbait-y Tesla isn't suing anyone, and that $50k threat they got in how water for is not in play here at all. They are only cancelling his reservations and refunding him his full deposit amount. Its a bit of a dic
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Correct. I'm not saying he is bad for the world, just that he is more focused on soundbites to reel people in than on the detailed discussion being proposed by his video.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
He also tends to be full of hot air. His biggest contributions are in science communications towards younger and non-science oriented people. I'm not saying he is wrong or lying or anything like that, but a youtube short is not a good
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by dgrin91 3y ago
To temper expectations a bit - last month another private company attempted the same and had a problem in-flight, eventually leading to basically a failure of mission. Hopefully IM-1 doesn't run into any issues, but landing on the moon
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I mean you can, it just costs $3/month more now. Basically any service out there has truly ad free versions if you pay more. It sucks that the price point keeps getting farther away, but it does exist.
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by dgrin91 3y ago
It's pretty common
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by dgrin91 3y ago
This is very fun, I like it. The price history only goes back a few days, is that because this just started or do you only keep a few days of history?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I hate to break it to you - excel is still the king in the spreadsheet world. Excel has decades of momentum to start with, and still gets continual upgrades. Moreover modern excel can also be web-based like Google and honestly it has very p
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by dgrin91 3y ago
How come they didn't notice that their service went dead when the tower was stolen?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Very fun. What does y represent?
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Yes. Early NASA rocket stuff really was partially just a thin veil on top of military ICBM development. Basically all countries follow the same pattern (this is why the US gets so worked up about North Korean satellites - if they can put a
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Is it? I know in the early AI image days there were issues with number of fingers or other weird things, but today there are plenty of images that I struggle to tell apart
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by dgrin91 3y ago
Its fun, but annoying that you have to do a lot of mouse dragging. Some more click-based interface would be better. Edit: some measure of progress would also be good. I cant know how much I missed Edit2: Megalodon + Cemetery seems to break
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by dgrin91 3y ago
I'm not familiar with DNSSEC. What sis the impact of this? Do web pages fail to load or is it just some security warning? Also was this just someone failing to update a cert in time or is this some sort of hack?

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