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3y ago
I understand nothing lasts forever. Google seems to think almost nothing should last more than 10 years. Google Reader. Never forget.
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3y ago
Indeed. Lets leave politics out of a political labour movement.
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iOS does not allow sideloading. Android does. That would be enough difference. You can still enforce app permissions on apps outside the store on Android, like location and cameras etc only when using the app and so on.
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You can operate the drones without a connected device. Operator location is done by locating the radio source. It would be better to have repeaters and cable transmitter to them to avoid direct strike. Tech people are usually paranoid by th
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3y ago
After Snowden, can you affirm that any US tech company is safe to use as a non us citizen? Or even one in some cases.
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They're not cloud based as far as I would define it. I have one and fly mostly on areas where there is no internet signal. The drone beams back video to your phone and unless you're syncing the cache videos with their cloud nothin
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3y ago
"Especially people with Moroccan, Antillean, or Somali backgrounds were considered a higher risk than others" Minority Report 2: racism boogaloo.
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Concentrated = Slightly Dangerous And Hard to Manage Diluted = Very Safe It doesn't HAVE to be released per se but it's a non story. The issue is the optics and not the technicals.
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You might be overthinking it. Its likely just that he's not happy people can block him.
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He did not. Doubled down on his response on the forum. The crux seems to be in him not realising that he not liking a product is not enough to make it the only point and everything moot. They misplaced the card they received to test with. D
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The form in which the websites were made available originally. They were public, so its more than fair to store a copy. It would be different if they were archiving content hidden behind a paywall or bypassing login, etc. Other media and bo
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How is a union disruptive?
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That's how they're exercising their free speech. Andrew Tate uses a similar strategy to coerce and limit his adversaries speech. It's absolutely fair to criticize and expose things you don't agree with. You're doing
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OpenTDD will always be my go to example for a product of love and good out of open source. People who love the game kept it alive and improved out of pure enjoyment. Related. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_e
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Thank you, this was a nice find.
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He's just like Welsh. And the outcome might be the same.
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Thats the crux of the complaint tho, if the number requires education the number should not be used without context and something more realistic should be used. If on average the car does 250 miles it should not be advertised as 400. Either
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3y ago
Not everything. Just the name and logo.
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Hahahah, good one.
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I don't think you can find a single reliable source who would agree that 54.20 per share was either perceived or portrayed as a fair value. I tried and I couldn't, everyone was bashing it as grossly overvaluing the stock.
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3y ago
wouldn't this logo be not trademarkable since its a mathematical symbol?
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He picked the value.
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There is different motivations, for one my website at the moment just hosts some of my photographic work. So instead of messing with frameworks and/or apps I prefer to make more photos, easiest way to avoid some kiddie taking it over b
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I'm rocking a Linode VM with nginx and static html files. Very little attack surface, no complexity, etc. In the past I would have templates, analytics and the works. Today I just want to have the shit up there and that's it.
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I was, until they broke old tweetdeck. So my 2009 account is no longer. It's actually has been good thought I'm still curious about what goes on in there, so musk breaking non logged in view is also great because it reduces my wil
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It's part of the limits fiasco. Until a few days ago it wasn't even showing the main tweet.
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The difference is that Twitter was not arrogant about it. Saying they where hardcore engineers with insane working hours and other bollocks. Musk dislike comes from him being extremely dickish about other peoples work while being an absolut
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API rate limits are more easily enforceable. If they keep scraping there are methods to detect and thwart behaviour. I don't think twitter has the appropriate talent and work environment to allow proper solutions to be implemented. It&
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The purpose was wildy different. What about those odds for Bezos space tourism? Those shuttles were actually used to expand human knowledge. Both titan or blue origin only expand the reach of capitalist tourism.
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I think you're under estimating the controller and over estimating your understanding of the conditions it would live on the vessel. Why it's non redundant? There were likely spares around, if it misbehaves you can get a new one i
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