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by hehheh 10y ago
A lot of people do choose to rent. Most people get food from stores, not gardens. Roads themselves are shared resources. Why did you buy a printer?
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by hehheh 10y ago
Taxis suck and busses suck. Self driving cars have the potential to give you the benefits of the taxis and busses without as many downsides. Not sure what more you'd need to understand why folks are excited about this. Not having to ow
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by hehheh 10y ago
Yep. However, fear not! We'll sell you Concert Ticket Protection Insurance for the low fee of only 15% of the ticket's face value.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Old comment, sorry, but I think AMEX codes are on the front of the card.
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by hehheh 10y ago
In a world where CloudFlare MITM is so openly embraced, I'm not surprised at all that AMP is at least somewhat popular.
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by hehheh 10y ago
> Uber: Losing crazy amounts of VC cash to [often illegally] compete against traditional companies that must be cashflow positive. It's not a level playing field. Laws exist so that drivers could make a livable wage; Uber is devalui
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by hehheh 10y ago
Is it hard to figure out how to get out of a house in an emergency? I mean, houses are only so big, and are typically one to two stories tall. They're not a large hotel with windows that don't open and halls that are nothing but d
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by hehheh 10y ago
This sounds nice and all but how long will it take for these to turn in to a bar or cafe or whatever, designed exclusively to extract money from participants?
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by hehheh 10y ago
You're allowed to point out a project's faults without having created an alternative version.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Auto updates can break shit; you need to monitor and understand the output of the auto update script. That understanding doesn't come cheap.
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by hehheh 10y ago
A disruptive meeting wherein all employees of the company are expected to drop everything to hear about what the company had been up to since the last all-hands.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Serious? I honestly can't tell. Do you think the only thing stopping leaders from killing billions is the fact they might also die or be otherwise affected?
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by hehheh 10y ago
How's the political climate? It doesn't look so great from my initial Googling: Georgia is one of the states suing over the transgender bathroom issue. Per Wikipedia Georgia doesn't include sexual orientation in their laws ag
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by hehheh 10y ago
Why wait?
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by hehheh 10y ago
GoDaddy, among others, host servers that are a major source of DDoS attacks. I am not sad that they are also victims.
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by hehheh 10y ago
DigitalOcean is the source of many DDoS attacks. They've got a lot of compromised servers on their network and ignore abuse complaints.
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by hehheh 10y ago
You could have backup certificates that you install when an untrustworthy CA is booted.
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by hehheh 10y ago
He or she was triggered by the word "privilege".
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by hehheh 10y ago
These restaurants exist, but they're very expensive, as you'd expect for a place that can afford to let the chef chat with guests.
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by hehheh 10y ago
It's unlikely they'll add an add to cart button any time soon. They could work out deals to refer you to local dealers, however.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Let's say you comment out some line of code in go and go complains about an unused import. You run goimports and it removes the import. If you uncomment out that line of code and re-run goimports, will goimports automatically re-add th
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by hehheh 10y ago
I always put my employer's work ahead of my work. Please let me know where I can submit my resume, I have skills I think you'd find useful.
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by hehheh 10y ago
The blog author was upset and confused that the email Google sent included an account number instead of account name. I don't think we're getting the whole story here.
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by hehheh 10y ago
Bet you cash money the affected site is or was in a ddos botnet.
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by hehheh 10y ago
This is a pretty old post, were there others?
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by hehheh 10y ago
Migration between infrastructures is always painful, so I don't think vendor lock in is that big a deal, if you keep APIs small and their I/O well documented (and designed).
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by hehheh 10y ago
I don't understand the connection.
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by hehheh 10y ago
I use that or "ls -1 */."
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by hehheh 10y ago
FWIW YouTube now offers an ad free service for a monthly fee, bundled with Play Music. $10/mo in the US.
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by hehheh 10y ago
I've seen Google ask for an NDA before acknowledging a problem existed and was fixed. They are at best selectively transparent.

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