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by hatware 4y ago
Did one person design the SR-71...?
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by hatware 4y ago
Electric car, sure. Most cars need to be on for the AC to function, though.
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by hatware 4y ago
Prior automotive safety features came up because so many were dying. It's pretty sad that we need more of these incidents before we can develop a technology to prevent it.
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by hatware 4y ago
I don't think they said they've had problems with Macs. They simply said their intention is not to use Windows or Mac OS. To me, that still leaves room to recommend a Mac. It's not a cult, it's the free market at work.
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by hatware 4y ago
What about CLONES?
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by hatware 4y ago
> do anything to shut up conspiracy theorists Maybe it's worth contemplating what the conspiracy _truly_ is? Why keep pushing out 'proof' when it's just to convince some fringe minority?
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by hatware 4y ago
I can't see what they've typed. Pretty eerie.
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by hatware 4y ago
Everything is Russia's fault, haven't you been watching the NEWS?
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by hatware 4y ago
> simply pull out the RAM One does not simply pull out the RAM
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by hatware 4y ago
Ping of 30 minutes
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by hatware 4y ago
Centralization and decentralization. We need an internet that serves the people first.
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by hatware 4y ago
> occasional broken window I repeat, as someone who moved out of a city to get away from much more than 'the occasional broken window', your perspective is naive and you look ridiculous. > Is an election that the right loses
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by hatware 4y ago
Exactly. They piss off ten people for every one they think they're helping. It's not sustainable.
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by hatware 4y ago
And there's nothing more insincere than telling strangers on the internet to believe what you do because "it's the right thing to do!"
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by hatware 4y ago
> shifts the Overton window It's ironic that you mention this, because the Overton window has been shifted so far to the left, I don't even think it's on the wall anymore. Censorship is _rampant_ around the world. I'm
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by hatware 4y ago
Good question, I'd love to see an honest answer...
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by hatware 4y ago
In today's world, it's guaranteed that these are folks outside of Ukraine. Virtue signalling will be the death of us. Wanting to look like you're doing something is winning more than actually doing something.
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by hatware 5y ago
_only_ 10Gbps
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by hatware 5y ago
You're right. As I read in 1984, surveillance by the citizens, on the citizens, was a very effective tool for maintaining control.
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by hatware 5y ago
I call it flexing specifically because most folks don't need that bandwidth. Thunderbolt docks are way, way overpriced if there's no licensing fees anymore.
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by hatware 5y ago
Thunderbolt also comes with licensing, those docks aren't cheap. IMO, 20% of folks using thunderbolt for the bandwidth actually need it, the other 80% are flexing. If you want to take advantage of those speeds, you also need to drop mo
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by hatware 5y ago
> Does anyone know how to refer these people to law enforcement for prosecution? Where can I vote for you?
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by hatware 5y ago
I never implied that it was targeting the developing world, and I'm not sure why the author needs to "list it on the page" in order for it to be helpful to the developing world. Not everyone has constant access to a computer
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by hatware 5y ago
I live in the United States, and it's kind of shocking to see such privileged responses to what is ultimately a useful starting stack. Imagine a young engineer in Bogota, or Ukraine if you want to get topical. They may barely have the
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by hatware 5y ago
I hate to get all soap-boxy, but this seems like the right time. Corporations are responsible for something like 70% of global emissions. It's nice that you want to help, and I do too. But bottom line, it has been an absolute failure o
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by hatware 5y ago
This is nice, I've always wanted to build something like this, but it would integrate life choices and can show you where one's timeline "dead-ends," because you made the other choice. The idea is inspired by the movie B
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by hatware 5y ago
"Microservices" is just a tool that can help a technology company scale. Like any tool, when used improperly or with the wrong architecture, can be very bad for those involved. Given how many fail to implement it right, it would h
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by hatware 5y ago
You can say that about anybody, doing anything. Weird way to show you have a vendetta against someone you likely don't even know.
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by hatware 5y ago
You think banking cyber-security is waaaay better than it actually is. Many don't offer 2FA and require password lengths that can be cracked in less than a week on decade old hardware.
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by hatware 5y ago
> just makes them easier to lie to. It makes them easier to control.

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