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by geggam 7y ago
I have a cast iron skillet that was my great grandmothers. I imagine a small herd of cows has been cooked on it as well as a large flock of chickens / eggs. I have paid for and thrown away several cheaper skillets during my lifetime. Y
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by geggam 7y ago
Actually yes. Its more of a "he/she asked for it" mentality in a small town and taking things out back / having throwdowns is typical.
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by geggam 7y ago
The difference in cost cutting and planned obsolescence seems to be semantics. If you go the cheapest route its obvious you arent planning on the product lasting and you will get to sell another to replace it.
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by geggam 7y ago
I would be interested in seeing the difference from small town US to big city US. Having been in both areas I have an opinion the results would be much different.
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by geggam 7y ago
When I worked at Y! groups a couple times legal would ask us to remove images. I am about as insensitive as it gets but a few images of babies being molested will trigger some deep emotions. I cant imagine doing that day in and day out.
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by geggam 7y ago
150k a year in Silicon Valley is similar to 30k a year in the midwest... Where are the moderators living ?
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by geggam 7y ago
I can tell you I simplified an existing process from a company in the Internet Marketing Data space :)
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by geggam 7y ago
Yes and no, the 1st amendment says the govt does not have the power to infringe on your preexisting right to free speech. I am not sure where the govt thinks it can give corporations that power since the corporate entity is a fictitious per
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by geggam 7y ago
So when Target says to Facebook I have this list of email addresses hashed with this algorithm can you match them to this $PRODUCT you know why when you buy some tide you get a FB ad for tide before you leave the store.
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by geggam 7y ago
Police drive around neighborhoods with the ALPRs and keep that database. WIFI and bluetooth beacons are setup at major events and along interstates. SF Bay area tracked their Fastrack for years. Big Brother is here and has matured into Big
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by geggam 7y ago
The fact its all by wire and doesnt have an override stop button or something is a bug. A serious one.
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by geggam 7y ago
The structure of the plane is solid and it will fly. The issue I have and obviously the FAA has a similar one is the fact buggy software is driving it. Its one thing when the system offers assistance but when it takes over to the degree you
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by geggam 7y ago
I wonder if being public traded cant be used as a tool to say the company isnt private ?
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by geggam 7y ago
:) Good thing they dont share the actual data and only share hashes ;)
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by geggam 7y ago
Not really, the data miners link your CC to your email, WIFI cell MAC, Bluetooth MAC, Cell ID and many other data points. Think of it like a DNA string of datapoints about you online. Stored in a hash so it can be shared across platforms. I
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by geggam 7y ago
Think construction... welders... carpenters... plumbers... guys who smash appendages and crawl around in mud. I know quite a few old ones and I know many many more who struggle with pain every day as they are my age and talk to me about it.
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by geggam 7y ago
Probably could use some configuration on fan control or CPU throttling :) I have more issues with windows than I do linux but I have been using linux on a desktop for ~15 years or more now ( would say 19 but there was a BSD period in there
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by geggam 7y ago
LOL um... typo :)
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by geggam 7y ago
I have 50 decades of life and work in tech. You tell me ?
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by geggam 7y ago
Primary cost of labor is your health. Those kind of jobs aren't done by people over 45. The human body degrades during that sort of work.
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by geggam 7y ago
Is this the same thing ? https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2005-0960/ Multiple vulnerabilities in the SACK functionality in (1) tcp_input.c and (2) tcp_usrreq.c OpenBSD 3.5 and 3.6 allow remote attackers to cause
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by geggam 7y ago
None of the issues you speak of are relevant to running linux on a laptop instead of windows. Linux has decent PM and I havent had glitchy issues with displays in years. The idea of nuking the linux environment gets easier when you run one
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by geggam 7y ago
Amazes me how far people go to avoid simply running Linux, why isnt that the preferred option here ?
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by geggam 7y ago
new bmw 540i has a beautiful hud integrate into the nav system ( rented one in the EU )
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by geggam 7y ago
Funny... Bald Eagle uses the butterfly stroke
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by geggam 7y ago
:) So you have read enough to see but you need some sort of proof aside from the fact humans have been using it as feed for as long as history has been recorded ? https://www.feedipedia.org/node/50 Given the fact human
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by geggam 7y ago
You should do some learning on your own and not just read what I post https://extension.psu.edu/industrial-hemp-production
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by geggam 7y ago
Sure. Hemp is a weed and was growing prolifically all over the US until the 1920's and 1930's, when it was outlawed. Free range cattle still is a big thing but was even larger then. Most of the beef in the nation consumed hemp, an
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by geggam 7y ago
The entire endocannabanoid system in humans is interesting. If you think about it less than 100 years ago hemp and CBD oil was in our diet. Almost like we evolved with a system for it.
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by geggam 7y ago
Sure it is. Stocks and salaries are definitely financial incentives.

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