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by dx87 6y ago
If Tesla's have such tunnel vision that they can't react to someone clearly walking into their path, then that capability shouldn't be allowed on the roads. A human driver would be 100% at fault in that situation, self-drivin
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by dx87 6y ago
I read before that another thing he did was tell Manning what software to use to crack passwords to gain access to more info. That definitely seems like crossing the line from just receiving information, to actively helping someone commit a
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by dx87 6y ago
I don't see how it isn't agains the 1st amendment right to peaceably assemble. I could see it if it was a blanket lock down, maybe even on just 18-22 year olds, but it still has carve outs for going to school or work. Maybe someon
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by dx87 6y ago
It's not just people gatekeeping, developers are usually going to target whatever gives them the biggest return. PC games have been gimped for a long time because the developers make sure the game runs on consoles as well, and if cloud
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by dx87 6y ago
> Experience gaming anywhere there's high-speed wifi. They don't talk about playing it on mobile data, just wifi.
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by dx87 6y ago
Yep, the government is very slow to change, by design. If more people understood that, they'd see that politicians on any side who promise major overhauls to how the country runs are lying, it's simply not possible with our curren
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by dx87 6y ago
> I suspect social conservatives have so much power in the US because they attend church and that forms a nexus of political organization. I think it's more that it's easier to agree on things as a conservative. "I don&#x2
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by dx87 6y ago
I just finished reading "The Coddling of the American Mind", and it goes into the subject pretty well. A lot of it stems from parents not letting their kids be independent, so they never learn to deal with disagreements from deali
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by dx87 6y ago
Looks like that "anti-racist" is upset that she can't post racist and sexist things about white men. Not exactly the example I'd give to show that FB is censoring liberals.
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by dx87 6y ago
Thanks for the tip on the readability library. I don't have much experience with webdev, so my extension was just saving a local copy of whatever was returned every time the browser made a request, I should be able to cut down on stora
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by dx87 6y ago
I'm really glad you put a lot of focus into automatically tracking the things the user is likely interested in. I tried using Obsidian, but it felt like I was spending more effort remembering to save information and create proper back-
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by dx87 6y ago
Since you apparently didn't read the article either, here's an excerpt. > The SMAT team is also developing publicly-accessible tools for monitoring the U.S. elections, such as interactive network graphs of politicians that help
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by dx87 6y ago
A separate computer would also be good because some malware won't run in a VM since the developer knows it's probably getting analyzed.
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by dx87 6y ago
Also The Zoo. https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo
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by dx87 6y ago
The article claimed that they were wasting money on high paid executives and software that nobody used, meanwhile the pages are maintained by unpaid volunteers. I don't know if it's true or not, but I've also never donated mo
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by dx87 6y ago
> Finding an alternative source for revenue like that is just really incredibly hard. Mozilla's been trying for a long time. What alternate revenue sources have they tried? Outside of their recent VPN offering, I haven't seen a
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by dx87 6y ago
It seems like splitting hairs to say that you didn't try to hide it, but most end-users didn't know that it was being done. It'd be like me recording my neighbors through their window and claiming there is nothing wrong with
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by dx87 6y ago
The people who run shodan.io are trying to find workarounds to mitigate that. They were caught a few years ago adding their servers to NTP server pools, and scanning any IPv6 addresses that connected to their NTP server. https://
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by dx87 6y ago
The article says they are pushing them off the land and into factory jobs, so that implies to me that they don't want to leave, otherwise they wouldn't have to "push" them.
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by dx87 6y ago
I'm still mad about Inbox. I moved over to it from Gmail because they said that it was going to be the future of Gmail when it launched. Instead, they abandoned it.
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by dx87 6y ago
Your post makes sense, but it's the complete opposite of what commenters from the EU normally say when it's the USA implementing protectionist policies. Any time we do it, there's a bunch of finger wagging and talk about how
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by dx87 6y ago
CS:GO is actually their biggest game now, but it does look like Dota 2 is dying. From a business perspective, they don't have any reason to try and save it though. They've lost ~40% of their players over the past 4 years, but are
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by dx87 6y ago
They're only worthless if you're treating college as a vocational school instead of a chance to broaden your horizons.
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by dx87 6y ago
Pretty funny that you say he shouldn't be able to talk because people can't control their emotions, and hate everything he says just because he's the one that said it. Maybe those people should learn to communicate like adult
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by dx87 6y ago
Right, I personally don't find it extreme, but the Spotify employees seem to, even though there are already podcasts hosted by people who think LGBT people shouldn't be allowed to get married.
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by dx87 6y ago
I guess they're focusing on the JRE podcast because it's so popular, but they already host podcasts that you'd think their "LGBTQAI+/ally" employees would be up in arms about. Just a quick look through the reco
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by dx87 6y ago
Yeah, I don't know how it's going to work. He's said previously on his show that he only signed the deal with Spotify because they were going to be hands off and not control who he could talk to, including Alex Jones. As soon
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by dx87 6y ago
You could advertise similar games based on what they're already playing.
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by dx87 6y ago
The mushrooms absorb heavy metals from the body, so the mushroom coffin should make the body "healthier" for the environment.
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by dx87 6y ago
Even though the reporting can be very biased, Al Jazeera was one of the only news channels we watched in the military, along with BBC. I wish we had similar news agencies in the USA that show actual world news, and aren't just attracti

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