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by dylan604 5mo ago
The safety features of modern cars are more like an insurance policy where you don't think about it until you actually need it. I replaced a 2007 Corolla with a 2015 one where after just a few months of owning the car I was in a t-bone
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by dylan604 5mo ago
the most biting comment I've seen yet
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> As someone who is not in the market for a Ferrari, I feel like I am crazy for actually kinda liking the look of it? s/Ferrari/Tesla and I think we have the sentiment of any cybertruck owners
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I love the look of old cars, but there's a lot of modern safety advances sacrificed with driving around in a classic. Obvious would be modern seat belts and air bags. Less obvious are crumple zones. There's plenty of other things
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Even small teams are not immune from the AI push. I work in a small <10 people with 3 devs. I'm the only one not using AI while receiving push that I'm a problem for not. To the point, VP of company says if we don't all
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by dylan604 5mo ago
What money did you give Uber in advance? Why would you have a balance needing to be refunded if you have not taken a ride?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Problem is there's no way to ensure that the bots will only suck in the bot friendly file instead of scraping the whole site. The bot owner would never be able to guarantee that the site doesn't have data not in the bot friendly f
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Lost the will? How about paid to look the other way?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Just like no past generation had so much information so readily available. One quick quip can always be rebutted by another quick quip, but it doesn't really move the conversation along in any meaningful manner.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
How do you come to that conclusion? It's so far off of what I said that you've got some splainin' to do
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Please stop exaggerating a very real problem only a few entities on the web have; what you are perpetuating is FUD, which enables companies like Cloudflare to kill the web. I'm not exaggerating, I'm just playing what if. That
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by dylan604 5mo ago
This is not the only part of Catholicism that is not written originally, but even "originally written" is difficult.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I'm not defending Cloudflare, but what is a better solution? If small websites can just be DDOS'd out of existence because some group thinks it'll be funny, what protections do they have? It takes too much equipment and know-
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Both things can be true at the same time, so shutting down the critique (possibly because it is critiquing something you like??) just because another critique can be made is not a good counter argument
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I had a similar thought. Something about a splinter in someone's eye while a plank in your eye blah blah
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by dylan604 5mo ago
How am I being evasive when I'm the one that asked the question? Gawd, how I love the interwebs
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by dylan604 5mo ago
No, but even in grade school, the teacher would get the student to actually answer the question when it is clearly being evaded. Or maybe put the student's name on the board for wasting everyone's time for being obstinate.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Not really sure what you're arguing, but it's not an answer to my question
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by dylan604 5mo ago
And historical record of the lack of QA coming from Chinese manufacturing
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> I had thought (and Supreme Court ruled) you could not be compelled to unlock an encrypted device, which is why I always powered mined down before crossing. Does that apply to non-citizens? If a CBP officer doesn't like you as a no
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I've had friends that got into a spot of bother and tried calling from an unknown number. If it's a phone you can't text from, then leaving a voice mail with voice transcription is about the only way I'll know it's
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by dylan604 5mo ago
How is it semantics? If someone posts something in a land that has laws preventing it, then they know the possible repercussions. Someone posting something where it is legal gets arrested, they have recourse for the violations done to them.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
You left out the word legally. You can legally be arrested for simply saying something online. This was not a legal arrest. Small difference
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by dylan604 5mo ago
you forgot to date that properly, 20 January, 2025
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by dylan604 5mo ago
ahem, that's senator paxton /s
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Then make part of the settlement having the arrest expunged.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Having doors flying off one of your planes and engine failure causing part of the cowling to bust a window and sucking a passenger out of another is definitely not a bit of politics. Nevermind the bullshit 737Max nonsense. At this point, I&
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by dylan604 5mo ago
https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat Archaic maybe, but still brings a smile
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by dylan604 5mo ago
My comment was about the video coverage. Artemis II's coverage for the launch was especially lame. The solitary gopro on the side of the capsule had some cool footage but was just a single camera. The actual mission was not in doubt
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I’m really struggling to find a point to this comment

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