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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think if this is kind of missing the point. I don't believe these things are fundamentally incompatible but I do believe there is a big element that's missing from this when we talk about reliability. This is simply looking at a
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Idiots in the government office trying to enforce trademark law when they absolutely know nothing about trademark law. I wonder if people in government understand how normal people see them and their actions. Because literally this was just
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There is an additional cost for that seating especially when the airline has already sold seats and there's no two seats placed together. Most of this is a convenience fee if you know where you want to sit it's worth it to you to
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Your argument only works in the case where airlines are not flying at or near capacity. If a plane is 60% full you have a case for number one. I submit you have not flown very often lately because I've never seen a plane 60% full in a
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Disabled people who required specific accommodations for their disability in a specific sense yes need to pay extra. You will see this when they buy a vehicle that requires things like hand controls or a wheelchair lift or other things like
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I'm sorry I use voice to text and sometimes it spells the words wrong. Since you clearly understood what I meant apparently you like to shame people with disabilities that need to use accommodating features. Yes people who require addi
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This seems like a dumb rule that's just going to increase airfares for everyone else as companies try to comply with this. Airlines are already required by law to give a refund within 24 hours. If you booked a ticket that doesn't
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think you need to check up on the definition of libel. Because it definitely covers this scenario. One of the things that is explicitly mentioned as part of libel is when it "exposes someone to public contempt". So generating an
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Because we need new laws for some reason around this. I guess current liable or slander or defamation laws are insufficient in some way. I do like how they're calling out there is a right to control your own identity. I really do wish
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by elmerfud 2y ago
So your position is any currency that is backed by gold is engaged in large-scale market manipulation?
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One thing that's not immediately obvious for passenger planes is that the cost of passenger tickets rarely justify the expense of the flight itself. The movement of cargo on these planes is really what keeps the airline profitable. Los
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I do think it would be good to smack this place down, not only fans directly, but the creators if they are indeed committing fraud. At a certain level there is fantasy but if you're outright lying that should be met with some punitive
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Increasing the block size is one potential solution but the projections that "the security model" is somehow compromised by no longer having exponential growth in value is a hypothetical thought experiment with no real backing. If
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No new protocol or standard is needed for what you're describing. HTML is designed to do all of this by allowing a very fancy CSS and JavaScript for modern browsers but also be backwards compatible so you can literally use links. Unfor
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Because things like the motocompacto exist.
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I think you are inferring a meaning that wasn't implied. To admit something is simply making a statement that you believe is real or valid or could be conceding to someone else's point. None of those things require that you lied b
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Don't let the pesky first amendment get in the way of a emotionally charged law. This is literally how all rights get taken away. You find an issue that is emotionally charged, then say some "new doohickey" causes it to now b
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Hearing is not a prerequisite to be able to drive or even to drive very well. Just like color blindness or even legs are not required to drive and drive well. It absolutely helps to be able to see in color to have a good hearing and to have
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by elmerfud 2y ago
So... A pebble bed reactor? I've not kept up on nuclear reactor technology but I thought this has been a known thing for a long time now. Perhaps it's just no one is built one because certain people are scared of "nuclear bad
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If an unauthorized charge was made to your credit card report that to your credit card company. Name cheap will be a lot more serious in helping you once you file a dispute.
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There's also fapolicyd as well, but the problem is these rule sets are often updated automatically by the package installation manager such as RPM. So while this can stop rogue binaries from running in unapproved locations anyone who h
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And this is the situation when you talk to people about what they need but they're not actually in the power to make any decisions. I'm not sure what your product is but often times asking potential customers about what they want
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Yes that's my thought as well. I'd appreciate more details perhaps if I gave it access to my credit card or bank account and it scanned through my charges to find recurring subscription charges that would be useful. But if I have
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My life experience is that people will usually interpret other people's actions from the perspective as if they did them and what their own motivation would be. So in the case of the taxi driver and little girl, the taxi driver is a j
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I understand there can be medical issues and other complications but I'm curious how many people does this apply to? If you need to pee more often than every 3 hours and don't have a known medical issue, it's time to get to t
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Some people use this term interchangeably. Many layperson's don't know the difference. Although yes, salted and hashed is the way. Encryption means there's a key (which can be compromised) to decrypt it.
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Generally a crime needs mens rea. Not always but generally there needs to be some sort of intent. It is unclear from the article if the violation of the safety practices were intentional or due to ignorance or potentially lack of training o
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The way you're talking about the second amendment I expect that you don't want the same interpretation applied to the first amendment the Fourth amendment or the 5th amendment. Because if that was the case then it simply the fede
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It depends on the robot. If it was a cherry 2000 style robot I'm thinking that wouldn't be too bad. Not only in a sexual sense, although that is one aspect of loneliness, but even without that they are anatomically correct fully a
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Do you really need to ask why most of the media in the USA has never covered this? Especially when that same media very prominently covered Ronald Reagan's decline in mental health in his last term in office.

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