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by f30e3dfed1c9 7mo ago
Not sure it's a fair comparison. The spec says: "Use of the document structuring conventions... allows PostScript language programs to communicate their document structure and printing requirements to document managers in a way th
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
> Altman is a man who is quickly running out of lies Oh I doubt that! The quality of the lies may deteriorate but he ain't ever gonna run out.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
If NHL players don't already have gold-standard health and dental insurance, then the NHLPA needs much, much better lawyers. Doubt that's an issue though, or that this guy needs any help getting his teeth fixed. This is just a mea
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
> Amazon has shipped what I genuinely believe to be the single most complicated unified user experience in human history OK, I shop at Amazon, am a Prime member, all that stuff, but their web site is horrible . Just pathetic. I apprecia
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
> "FreeBSD ships as a complete, coherent OS" is belied by this kind of nonsense. No, it's not. Or, sure, it is, but in exactly the same way that Debian or whatever is. Ehhh... not exactly. With nothing but the smallest Fre
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
> I think that enough time has passed that we can critique poor old Kant No, no, no! Here on Hacker News, it is apparently forbidden to criticize the dead because "they can't defend themselves." It's seen as somewhere
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Not clear to me why the author thinks he's the good guy in this scenario. His letter to the company might as well read "I am a busybody who downloaded private information about a person who is not me from your web site, ENTIRELY W
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
I was given a Ring camera as a gift several years ago. Never even took it out of the box it came in. Still sitting on a shelf in my basement.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Gosh, you make it sound like the near-universal use of secret ballots is all just some sort of misunderstanding that could be rectified if only everyone would listen to you. Tilt away if that's your favorite windmill, I guess.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
First, how about if you show that you've spent more than five seconds thinking about why every democratic country on earth uses secret ballots? Why are secret ballots codified in both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the I
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
"Voting should be done without anonymity..." This is a spectacularly bad idea.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
This is nicely done. Obviously haven't had time to check anything exhaustively but first impression is that it's very nice.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Well OK then! Let's tell all the physicists they can close up shop now. They might not have realized it, but they're done. All their little "theories" and "experiments" and what not have taken them as far as th
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
"Also, having the garage open/door unlock as you pull up feels like magic, and I never get tired of it." I pull into my driveway, press a button on a $15 remote, and the garage door is opened by a thing that is worth about $2
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
OK thanks. By the UK, do you mean Great Britain? England? Something else? As far as I know (admittedly not far), Christians in the UK are about one-third Church of England, one-third non-denominational, one-fifth Catholic, and the rest othe
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
OK. I'm curious, roughly where are you? And if non-denominational, sort of generic "Christians" are common there now, what was the situation historically?
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
"I often experience this. I saw that a co worker had written something about God in their Twitter bio. 'Are you a Christian?' 'I'm a Catholic' they replied. Any other denomination would say 'yes I'm a
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Can't speak for anyone else, but it is not unusual (nor new) for someone to describe themselves as "Catholic." Briefly, they usually mean that they are a member of the Roman Catholic Church. Wikipedia will provide a great dea
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
"Age verification for alcohol/tobacco doesn't require full identification" In my state, buying cigarettes requires presenting your driver's license, which is scanned at every purchase. Not sure about alcohol.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Thanks for the thorough answer. It is a little wacky and complicated but I agree it should be safe. I'm not really in the target market for your software but the hardware does look very nice. Good luck with it.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
FWIW, this is what Gemini thinks you are likely doing. Is this correct, or close? The Trick: The "Sparse File" Loopback Since ZFS doesn't allow you to convert a single disk vdev to RAID-Z1, Umbrel's "FailSafe"
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
Another question: the hardware looks pretty nice. Can I run FreeBSD on it?
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
If you start with one SSD, how can you later make that into a raidz1 of two? Also, a raidz1 of two block devices does not seem like a really great idea.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 8mo ago
They are funny but I wish people still used copyeditors. It's weird to say "the deadline for this essay is due today." It should be either "the deadline for this essay is today" or better, just "this essay is d
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
OK this sounds more like gamer dipshittery than anything serious.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
"I've been told by FBI agents that they believe assassination markets are legal in the US - protected speech." I don't believe you. Not sure what you mean by "assassination markets" exactly, but "Solicitat
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
You go to therapy and try to somehow resolve this self-destructive desire constructively. That way, you might be able to avoid one of the most expensive divorces in history.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
Seems like a weird comment. The circumstances in which one might choose one or the other of recutils or RDS don't seem to overlap much, if at all.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
I recognize that having kids too young to do their own laundry could change the calculus. Maybe there will be a $25K robot that can do laundry before your kids grow up enough, but can't recommend holding your breath.
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by f30e3dfed1c9 9mo ago
"robot-produced goods should bottom out on price, closing in on the actual cost of materials/energy." I don't think that's really true, or rather it's variably true along a continuum for different kinds of thin

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