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811.
by ghusto 3y ago
> Also you can add a dead man's switch This is something I've struggled to find a solution for. Do you have any suggestions? The best I've come up with is a safe with enough information to provide access to my password man
812.
by ghusto 3y ago
What's retirement?
813.
by ghusto 3y ago
If this was true, it's going to hurt a lot more than Novell and Microsoft's domination :(
814.
by ghusto 3y ago
This is actually a good point. I think I agree with the author that synthetic meat production as a 1:1 replacement for current meat consumption is not feasible, but that only leads me to question whether we should be eating all that meat in
815.
by ghusto 3y ago
About investment: It wasn't just that it would take investment, it was that the investment option for making difference in emissions were not feasible. From the article: > a facility that would use huge bioreactors to produce 10,000
816.
by ghusto 3y ago
Oh yeah, I'm not defending the journalism on that piece, just pointing out where he probably got confused. I think I only read it correctly because of all the context in this thread.
817.
by ghusto 3y ago
So the best thing to do is pre-emptively delete the recovery number from the account (providing you have alternative recovery options set up)?
818.
by ghusto 3y ago
I would agree, but it's observably not true since their brand going to shit has had no effect. If it had, they wouldn't continue being as terrible as they are.
819.
by ghusto 3y ago
Thanks. As an aside, I think this is the source of his confusion about password-less accounts. From Google's help page: > When you create a passkey, you opt in to a passkey-first, password-less sign-in experience That comma right th
820.
by ghusto 3y ago
If your goal is to help the environment, then stop this. You're accomplishing the opposite by pushing people like this away from your cause. Before you say "I don't need people like him on my side"; think about whether t
821.
by ghusto 3y ago
> At current prices, solar panels pay for themselves in under 8 years. and from the article > the discussions seem stuck back in 2010, when solar power and electric vehicles were prohibitively expensive It's an inconvenient truth
822.
by ghusto 3y ago
Speaking only on the technical aspects, I think this is a cool (technical) idea, but over-engineered: > Both the Checker and Rule Manager services are built in Scala with the Play framework. Data in the Rule Manager is stored in a Postgr
823.
by ghusto 3y ago
Oh they got it. Let me rephrase it for you: "People realised they were paying double. So that is the reason we stopped"
824.
by ghusto 3y ago
Isn't that much like how reporting of Microsoft during the 90s wasn't "sceptical", but just calling the pot black? At a certain point — i.e. given enough history — it's a given that a company acts against your best
825.
by ghusto 3y ago
Who to my dismay (though not surprise) have now also gone SaaS :( EDIT: I think I've misunderstood the V2 Universal License. Looks like it means I get access to all version 2 apps from Affinity.
826.
by ghusto 3y ago
If the MVP stays in production without further investment, then it's the product, there's nothing minimal about it. That's a decision. If a prototype or PoC is in production though, something's gone wrong. I build my pro
827.
by ghusto 3y ago
Have to agree, though I thought it was common knowledge (at least in circles such as this) that the U.S.A. government does this? Didn't they admit as much long ago?
828.
by ghusto 3y ago
Retrofit, that's what I'm planning to do. Haven't looked into it a great deal yet because there's still plenty of time where I live, but I believe it's possible to get old cars to an emission standard that's co
829.
by ghusto 3y ago
> if they don't care at all to look at what they're buying If you mean they don't care enough to check what they're buying, I'd say they care, and have "checked" to a _reasonable_ degree. This is the cr
830.
by ghusto 3y ago
That's for you to care about. I'll be over here in Europe with more traditional definitions, not dictated by the U.S.A. government.
831.
by ghusto 3y ago
This is a bit racist, but you'll likely find that those who don't get it are Americans. And it's not so much that they don't get it, but rather that _every goddamn thing is a fight with these guys_. You can't just h
832.
by ghusto 3y ago
Funny you should ask, because peanut butter is called peanut cheese in the Netherlands. Becaaaaaause: https://www.tastingtable.com/893109/the-unique-history-behin...
833.
by ghusto 3y ago
> Nobody seems to actually be confused into thinking these products came from an animal, though, and the labeling does not seem to be designed to fool anyone. Multiple people here have, presumably because it is
834.
by ghusto 3y ago
> Of course you have to insult the victims so we don't show up, but I don't care if people think I'm a moron. You can +1 me to your lonely list, and I don't care either.
835.
by ghusto 3y ago
> Do people confuse motor oil, olive oil and jojoba oil? I think not. No more than they confuse vegan steak from beef steak. No they don't confuse them because there's nothing to confuse, they _are_ all oil, just different type
836.
by ghusto 3y ago
Which brings us to the point of the article; should we be supporting that? Not everyone wants to exercise either, but should we be supportive of that by calling them "motivationally challenged individuals"?
837.
by ghusto 3y ago
Unpopular take, but; good. If you're going to go vegan/vegetarian, just _go_ for it. Stop pining for things you can't have. No, nothing that is not steak will taste like steak — and there's nothing wrong with that! A veg
838.
by ghusto 3y ago
Cute, but the normal definition above is what I immediately thought of too. After I started reading the article, I thought it was using the word "pirate" as clickbait.
839.
by ghusto 3y ago
Of course you can. If the recipe calls for ingredients nobody has, then the recipe is wrong.
840.
by ghusto 3y ago
Normally I'd agree with you because that makes sense, but because I'm one of these people, I have a (obviously heavily subjective) different take: Scrum is _so_ vile, that it causes enough pain to warrant endless hatred. People wa

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