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hart_russell
7y ago
Can I get an explainer on how this would help in a disaster recovery situation?
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hart_russell
7y ago
I've been learning my own version of Coq for decades now
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hart_russell
7y ago
Agreed. In general, it feels like modern America lacks critical thinking skills when it comes to discerning obviously fake information from real.
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hart_russell
7y ago
Easy, there's a double standard here: Chinese companies can buy US companies but not the other way around.
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hart_russell
7y ago
Nothing to see here, move along.
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hart_russell
7y ago
The way Blizzard handled the situation was absolutely tone deaf and seemingly malicious. Of course they are going to be a lightning rod for a greater outrage.
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hart_russell
7y ago
I'm no bleeding heart SJW, but holy hell do the native people deserve some type of representation in our govt. The atrocities committed against them were unconscionable.
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hart_russell
7y ago
Remember to disable your adblock extensions on DDG. Let them earn some money for their privacy focused search engine.
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hart_russell
7y ago
The iPhone Xs was my first ever iPhone. Before that I had been an Android power user for 8 years. I installed my own custom ROMs, xposed framework, rooted, etc. Although I'm firmly in the iPhone camp for privacy and other reasons now,
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hart_russell
7y ago
The United States allows all asylum seeker's safe entrance at ports of entry, so... Dunno what you're arguing here
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7y ago
Good. I like my borders like I like the safety of my home: secure.
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hart_russell
7y ago
Yeah, and I wasn't born to billionaires. So, we should take all the money from rich people and redistribute and become communist?
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hart_russell
7y ago
The state is product of citizens time and resources. We all contribute. So it's a perfectly apt analogy.
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7y ago
Yeah but we're not discussing those other issues. We're specifically discussing using technology to enforce borders. If you want to make immigration to the US completely legal and unfettered that's a different conversation.
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7y ago
Nothing is wrong with securing your nation's border.
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hart_russell
7y ago
Glad we're finally waking up to the realization we were siphoning off GDP to a nation that doesn't align with our values.
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7y ago
I can't give you specific examples off the top of my head, but in general use I found the Google Assistant to be much "smarter" and have responses to a wide range of queries
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hart_russell
7y ago
+1 to Apple's track record for user privacy. I do not regret switching from Android to iOS (even if siri is woefully behind the voice assistant game)
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hart_russell
7y ago
So increase traffic now, to MAYBE build more public transit later? Sounds wonderful
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hart_russell
7y ago
How often do you use public transportation in San Diego? I'm guessing you don't, because you'd know that it's nearly impossible to exist in San Diego and only use public transport. More people will invariably mean more c
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7y ago
If"transit stop" includes bus stops, this is going to be terrible. Public transit in San Diego is God awful because everything is so spread out. Realistically, you need a car to get anywhere, so more people is going to mean more c
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hart_russell
7y ago
I live in San Diego and just waited 30 minutes in bumper to bumper traffic to drive 7 miles. Until better traffic infrastructure is installed, more people sounds like a nightmare.
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7y ago
There's a lot of negative things that can be said about president Trump, but I for one am glad he's taken economic action against China. It seems like most Nations have resigned themselves to let China become the preeminent super
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7y ago
They're also harvesting their organs! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_harvesting_from_Falun_Go...
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7y ago
I'd like to hear others' opinions: There's a guy at my work who loves to use doubly, triply, quadruple-ly nested ternary operators. I always find them super hard to read. Am I just a dunce, or do I have a point in thinking it
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7y ago
I hope this becomes an immense success. Gives me hope for the future.
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7y ago
I've driven by a few factory farms in California. You know you're close to one when you're hit with the smell of manure many miles out. When you actually drive by the farms, the reality is quite depressing: the cattle are sta
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hart_russell
8y ago
What is fitness automation?
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8y ago
Nice job Jane!
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8y ago
Thank you!I look forward to listening. To those of you who use the default podcasts app on iPhone: 1. Go to the library tab 2. Tap the edit button 3. Select "Add a Podcast by URL..." 4. Paste the xml link above
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