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by garmaine 5y ago
You should have told him that.
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by garmaine 5y ago
It starts with comparing file hashes. I’m worried about where this goes next.
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by garmaine 5y ago
I don't want to be arrested by the FBI and my life ruined because my daughter, who is 6 and doesn't know any better, takes a selfie with my phone while she happens to be undressed/changing clothes and the photo automatically
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by garmaine 5y ago
He said they were going to break down the door. Police in the US will never do that without guns drawn. Maybe he was confused about the exact circumstances though.
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by garmaine 5y ago
> It's open source (not open core or source available) Mattermost is fully open source. I pointed to the GitHub repos which contain the entire client and server systems.
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by garmaine 5y ago
So is Mattermost. https://github.com/mattermost
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by garmaine 5y ago
> Do you think it a coïncidence that most spy satellites are launched from Vandenberg? That's the only place you can launch a polar mission over ocean from the continental United States.
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by garmaine 5y ago
So? Why should "my son hasn't answered his phone" escalate to an armed response?
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by garmaine 5y ago
To be fair, Mozilla is more or less what became of Netscape.
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by garmaine 5y ago
JavaScript was contemporaneously developed alongside Java, to target a different niche: https://auth0.com/blog/a-brief-history-of-javascript/
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by garmaine 5y ago
Unions lead to innovation and an increase in economic productivity? How so?
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by garmaine 5y ago
I'm sure they do describe themselves as a union. Most non-insiders don't know the difference between the two, and probably many guild members don't either. But legally speaking, a guild is an organization for collective barg
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by garmaine 5y ago
Arguably we have had the industrial successes we have because of the caution about unions. Unions definitely have incentives which hold back innovation and productivity increases (in the economic sense). But also I didn't say union law
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by garmaine 5y ago
> Anyone that feels it isn't their thing is free to make their own business, free of union agreements and see how they manage for themselves in the market. In the United States this is not true. In many states once the union is esta
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by garmaine 5y ago
Not for the creative roles. Maybe you're thinking of guilds? They're both forms of collective representation, but quite different on the ground.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Unions work where labor is interchangeable. That is definitely not the case in game industry, where people are highly specialized and super creative.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Your example is completely different though. Considering neighboring water columns isn't like adding more to the top of the plate, it's like setting up an entirely different plate next door. Which of course doesn't affect the
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by garmaine 5y ago
Is he? He only talked about lab leaks. You brought up the nonsense bioweapon theory.
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by garmaine 5y ago
I'm not sure why you're being down-voted. If you double the size of a water column, you of course double the total weight pressing down. But you've also doubled the cross-sectional area, so the weight-per-unit-area (pressure)
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by garmaine 5y ago
Hardware implementation.
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by garmaine 5y ago
So adjusted for inflation, NASA's budget is merely half what it was in the peak of the 1960's, whereas the statistic quoted makes it sound like it is 1/10th. Cherry-picking a peak date is a bit dubious though. If you average
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by garmaine 5y ago
That’s because federal spending has increased across the board. NASA’s funding isn’t that much different now than then.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Why does the author hate Elon so much? Elon Musk, like anyone, has faults. Unlike others, he doesn’t bother trying to hide them. He’s not perfect. He’s probably not even the best he could be. But he’s not a “liar, cheater, and grifter” eith
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by garmaine 5y ago
Or maybe just one.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Frankly it would be more accurate to say they are go-karts dressed up like a sports car.
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by garmaine 5y ago
No there is no wealth tax, just capital gains. No tax until you sell.
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by garmaine 5y ago
In parts of the EU, maybe. That's definitely not the case in the US. Do you generally have to report accounts for which there have been no taxable events?
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by garmaine 5y ago
Not sending out militarized police teams based on anonymous tips. (FWIW, I've been swatted before, and live in constant anxiety every since. I don't feel safe.)
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by garmaine 5y ago
What we both said is compatible and consistent. The derived work is restricted by the GPL's provisions. Those restrictions just don't require you to distribute the source on demand unless and until you distribute derivative works
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by garmaine 5y ago
The GPL very much restrict derivative works. It's the whole point of the GPL. "Usage" in the context of the GPL does not have the meaning you are using.

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