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by fhood 9y ago
They are working on it, but in typical apple fashion they will not capitulate to existing standards.
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by fhood 9y ago
Why does every single high end laptop need to look exactly like a macbook? I want anybody who doesn't believe me to google up a picture of one next to the other.
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by fhood 9y ago
Wait I thought the quickest way to get people to agree with you was to blame immigrants?
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Boom in American Liquified Natural Gas Is Shaking Up the Energy World(nytimes.com)
53 points by fhood 9y ago|55 comments
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by fhood 9y ago
All of the solutions I know of involve a better version of humanity than currently exists.
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by fhood 9y ago
What on earth would give a person that impression?
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by fhood 9y ago
Thanks, that was an excellent answer.
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by fhood 9y ago
Honest question: What does it even mean to be an anarchist these days? What is the default "anarchist"? Because Wikipedia isn't really helping.
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by fhood 9y ago
Hmm, what if you had a self contained module that used a de-humidifier as a water source.
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by fhood 9y ago
Who the hell thought it was a good idea to let people write operating systems. Asking for trouble if you ask me.
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by fhood 9y ago
Fix computer is fine. I frequently get trapped in long conversations with someone who is convinced that solve nearly impossible problem with machine learning is the idea of the century.
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by fhood 9y ago
Nah, that at least is a fair point. Stray dogs mostly scavenge. They aren't actively hunting for the most part. My cat meanwhile used to catch at least 30% of her diet, something I know because she liked to disembowel small woodland cr
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by fhood 9y ago
How adorable
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by fhood 9y ago
I know a lot of people who feel the same as you. That said, I can't really think until around 2 in the afternoon.
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by fhood 9y ago
Did somebody say anti-corporate slant?!?
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by fhood 9y ago
Nope, article states that their privacy policy pretty much is in line with the info the FBI got. Headline is misleading.
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by fhood 9y ago
Well, the US can piss off China with relative impunity. We represent 18 percent of their exports, and their currency is pegged to the dollar. Norway is less influential.
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by fhood 9y ago
I mean specifically. Is it a UI thing or something more technical?
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by fhood 9y ago
What do you have against finder?
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by fhood 9y ago
I'm a programmer and I tend to buy the thing with the largest numbers. I justify it by admitting to myself that I am only buying it because it has the largest numbers, and that it will last me longer, thus causing less pollution. But r
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by fhood 9y ago
It's a good thing that Egypt is so dry.
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Elon Musk’s Mars Vision: A One-Size-Fits-All Rocket. A Very Big One(nytimes.com)
2 points by fhood 9y ago|0 comments
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by fhood 9y ago
I haven't used it since the early days, and at the time it seemed obtuse and was also missing a lot of really basic features. I might pick it up again and see how it has changed.
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by fhood 9y ago
Why not? It is the perfect opportunity to A. buy more tools, B. Use almost untouched tools you bought last time something like this happened.
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by fhood 9y ago
I believe that was what he did
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by fhood 9y ago
Counterpoint, airplane controls are ugly and bad because there is no incentive to make them less ugly and bad.
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by fhood 9y ago
Didn't John Oliver manage it without too much trouble?
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by fhood 9y ago
Do they though? Do public universities really have competition? Maryland has College Park and not much else. All the other public schools are much much smaller, and generally lower quality.
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by fhood 9y ago
A counter example, i.e. a pivot to video that was done correctly, would be the motor trend network of publications.
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by fhood 9y ago
Speaking of lessened "value" of degrees, University's need to be held accountable for some of the debt that they are encouraging students to take on. For example, at my public university, STEM students were charges several th

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