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by henvic 8y ago
As an anarcho-capitalist, I feel very happy that Facebook is banning nationalist content. They should have done it ages ago. However, banning all separatists? Well. Not all separatists are created equally. Sometimes it is a question of gett
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by henvic 8y ago
In general terms, iOS accessibility is far greater than Android's. I would say this is more akin to a feature than accessibility, in practical means...
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by henvic 8y ago
Back a decade ago, unfortunately, this was still commonplace. We should be applauding them for their initiatives for protecting user accounts, like MFA, notification alerts, etc. instead of condemning them for making this awful mistake.
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by henvic 8y ago
What if we stop thinking about fining or promoting sanctions against everything and start helping people do the right thing? * Promote Multi-Factor Authentication * Promote public/private key usage * Speak out against password reuse ..
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cobra is working pretty well for my needs: https://asciinema.org/a/192043 Nice to see a declarative approach, though. It certainly looks more natural. I'm certainly going to give it a try.
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lol... me too, but just because I visited their office in San Diego a couple of years ago for a meetup.
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by henvic 8y ago
Engine displacement > 1L (in fact, > 999cm³). Not sure if these values are still valid, but if they are not they should be even worse nowadays. Made in Brazil: < 1L: 30.6% 1L to 2L - 34.6 or 36.6% (gas + ethanol) > 2L - 41.6% or
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by henvic 8y ago
This limit shouldn't bug you at all. If it's voluntary (you buy the car without coercion), there is nothing wrong about it. disclosure: I'm a hard-core libertarian myself.
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He told acceleration, not speed. Maybe his reflexes are just good.
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Regarding sudden acceleration (and it's a good time to remember acceleration isn't speed) avoiding accidents... I live in Brazil. There is a tax supposed to cause road accidents here. If your powertrain is > 1.0, the tax you pa
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by henvic 8y ago
If I were automaker I'd consider allowing bursts above the maximum speed limit for a few seconds. I'm not a fan of limiting (besides for warranty, electronics reasons) and prefer to educate rather than restrict. However, if taking
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by henvic 8y ago
Do you even use Amazon or Internet banking? It might sound useless for those who doesn't know what it is. However, for those who does it is very useful and getting more useful. Browsers might (if not yet, coming soon to you) raise red
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Open Source and Go. What License?(medium.com)
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by henvic 8y ago
Don't confuse things. I'm against EU getting in the way of people trying to trade with others outside it. Using threat of violence to enforce free trade doesn't make sense. People should be free to move and trade with others
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by henvic 8y ago
There is no legitimate reason to draft anyone. People aren't your slave. It doesn't matter that there might bad consequences if there is something 'to be done'. If you don't respect human beings as individuals in th
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by henvic 8y ago
It's always important to remind that economic blocs aren't about free markets but exactly the opposite: they are about restricting free trade. Considering this, Brexit is positive because it's going to free GB from the whips
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by henvic 8y ago
Just curious... How do you know that? I wonder how some nervous passengers might react if they learned the pilot decided to enter a turbulence area on purpose.
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by henvic 8y ago
Of course they do. Let's Encrypt provides DV (Domain Validation). Not OV (Organization Validation). Obviously .dev is intended for software development and most domains there would probably be using DV only so this might not apply to i
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by henvic 8y ago
I'm curious by what do you mean 'old way' for the very reason exposed above. Would you mind to give some examples?
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by henvic 8y ago
wow!
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by henvic 8y ago
Please don't. Taxing is evil and has unintended consequences. Just charge for road use instead. * For reference on unintended consequences of taxation I recommend Frédéric Bastiat's "That Which Is Seen, and That Which Is Not
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by henvic 8y ago
I imagine that on a more free market economy probably Ubers would have QR codes, username handles, or some other way for you to just scan your phone (or type a code) near the door of the ride-sharing vehicle and the driver agree to the ride
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by henvic 8y ago
The main problem with central planners (and I believe most transportation planner would classify as one) is that they believe they must know the answer to everything from a centralized standing point. Indeed cruising for a little bit while
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by henvic 8y ago
I really like this idea. I'm looking for new opportunities in the market and one of the things that I would really love to do is work 100% of my time with opensource projects (as I had in the past until management decided to make my ma
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by henvic 8y ago
Don't be silly. Just because I said that I could travel to the United States and pay way less on everything it doesn't mean that the US is a role model or the only place possible. Brazil is indeed a socialist country. Heck, just g
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by henvic 8y ago
No. There is nothing good to take from socialism. It's all about making stateman rich and the population poorer with disrespect for private property and human beings.
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by henvic 8y ago
Wow. Just now I noticed that I've never seen emojis here. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by henvic 8y ago
Next time you go to Umami, you might consider asking for a portobello mushroom patty (it's not on the menu if I recall correctly). In my experience, it's better than the Impossible Burger at Umami. However, both are great. I don&#
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by henvic 8y ago
How would they measure from simulations, if he can't have the exact set of same people on different situations and your results might vary? Social science isn't "experimentable" as biology or physics... And if you try ha
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by henvic 8y ago
Indeed. And it is a good thing in my layman's point of view because we better explain things in a simpler way and reach conclusions with math only if it is really required. It's like qualitative vs. quantitative. That said, no one

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