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by flerchin 3y ago
How did the folks in the 60s do this? Starship is going to be vastly more capable, but it's not finished, and it's vastly more complex.
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by flerchin 3y ago
This is the opposite of my experience on android. Firefox with uBlock Origin is the only way to get some sites to load in any reasonable timeframe. The difference can be measured in 10s of seconds, and is more noticeable with worse hardware
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by flerchin 3y ago
Agree, outlaw them both.
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by flerchin 3y ago
It's really funny, but I can't tell how he funneled in scammers only. Seems just as likely he just has poor people.
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by flerchin 3y ago
Support for Ukraine is weakest among the younger cohorts, but still strong. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1336308/public-opinion-a...
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by flerchin 3y ago
Misses the point. "Why do young Americans support Hamas?" They don't. I understand that it's easier for you to whatabout a hundred other things than deal with the nuances of an antiwar position.
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by flerchin 3y ago
Young Americans have always been anti-war. The boomers were not pro VietCong, and Gen X was not pro Saddam Hussein. Zoomers are not pro Hamas. All were/are against war. "War is where the young and stupid are tricked by the old and
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by flerchin 3y ago
Do the cell towers play a role? They are known locations.
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by flerchin 3y ago
You'd claim large losses for being prevented from placing a toxic waste dump on your property. I'd not want to pay for that.
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by flerchin 3y ago
"In our A|B testing, we're able to show that making a small portion of teens suicidal increases app engagement by 0.05%. We were unable to calculate the dollars of profit per teen life lost, because our research teams keep quittin
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by flerchin 3y ago
It works!
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by flerchin 3y ago
Create a channel in your slack and /feed https://status.slack.com/feed/rss Then you have all the updates, and it's great. They're super transparent about any incident they're having.
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by flerchin 3y ago
No RDP, no VPNs, verified working locations. Typically freelancers work from wherever they want, on any random starbucks wifi.
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by flerchin 3y ago
A lot of the advice seems to boil down to "don't hire remote freelancers."
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by flerchin 3y ago
Plenty of kids play roblox. They're not profitable. Clearly this is a shadow layoff. They carve out an exception for their best and brightest, but clearly the writing is on the wall. Profitability is not on the horizon, and talent shou
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by flerchin 3y ago
Except they didn't make a cheat at all? They applied smart engineering and reduced lag for players.
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by flerchin 3y ago
"If you're not paying for something, you're the product." I feel like $25k+ is paying for something. Stop it you jerks.
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by flerchin 3y ago
1. Enter bedroom 2. Turn on primary light 3. Walk to bedside lamp and turn it on 4. Walk back to primary light and turn it off 5. Walk back to bed and climb in 6. Turn off beside lamp. It's not _the worst_, but it is toil.
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by flerchin 3y ago
Your argument was stronger before your quote of scripture, or whatever it was.
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by flerchin 3y ago
You were right. I had to put double CRs for it to render the way I intended. Thanks.
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by flerchin 3y ago
> indented to be I suppose that in orbit, space has won out over tabs. :-) (sorry I couldn't help myself)
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by flerchin 3y ago
Everyone feels it. In-person is not necessary with the online tools we have rolled out. My kids can do all, or almost all, of their schoolwork from their district issued devices. They're more likely to take a health day, or a trip with
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by flerchin 3y ago
> By calling human beings zombies I’m going to assume you lack any empathy. I certainly haven't displayed any, you're right. I would say that "drug addicted people in the streets, unable to care for themselves" is mor
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by flerchin 3y ago
That just slightly changes the question to the drug dealer. People, seeing zombies in the streets, are still making purchases.
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by flerchin 3y ago
I don't understand the mentality of people who partake in these things. Everyone has seen the zombies in the streets. Who looks at the human misery that is the direct consequence of opioid abuse and decides "It won't happen t
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by flerchin 3y ago
A basic corolla, at only slightly more ($21.9k vs $20.7k), gets 53 mpg vs 36 mpg, and will probably last longer.
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by flerchin 3y ago
My megacorp operates in at least 3 states with these laws now, so all our postings include a pay band. The band is lower than practically every person's offer...
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by flerchin 3y ago
I don't doubt it. Do you have a link for this?
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by flerchin 3y ago
Presumably they pay their internal price to fix phones with AppleCare, so folks without it are seeing that too.
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by flerchin 3y ago
IME "big picture folks" suddenly care about the details when their big picture fails to solve for the details.

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