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by himom 9y ago
Prohibition never works, except for for-profit prisons, Christians, politicians and police agency stats.
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Quora 504ing(quora.com)
1 points by himom 9y ago|1 comments
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by himom 9y ago
Delegation. Hobbies. Exercise. Fitness. Partying or similar. Travel. Above all.. teach others to work themselves out of a job and gradually do it yourself. Work is great, in limited amounts. Killing yourself doesn’t win any rewards. Delegat
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by himom 9y ago
Yes. Hence no Jetson practical, pervasive flying cars either. For point-to-point bulk transport, it’s more efficient to have dedicated low pressure tunnels with maglev or similar. All that petro burning will look incredibly awful in 50 year
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by himom 9y ago
Lol. All ip4 packets should be redirected to /dev/easterbunny
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Gia-Fu Feng: A Contemporary of Jack Kerouac(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by himom 9y ago|0 comments
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by himom 9y ago
Skype is an old trailblazer. There’s so many better competitors, they’re essentially irrelevant. Uninstalled. Move on.
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by himom 9y ago
Such bullshit. My father believed this nonsense that “ADHD is a conspiracy (theory) to control children, therefore it doesn’t exist and medication is unnecessary.” No, they don’t understand how the other kids will label the ADHD kid as weir
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by himom 9y ago
Circa 2006, I saw some crazy ass undetectable worm Windows shit on a production oracle database server that was insanely connected directly to the internet for a couple of years. Winternals, Symantec and Microsoft folks couldn’t find a fore
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by himom 9y ago
A working engine and less rusting bodywork for my VW van house. Oh seriously? Then something that uses almost all SaaS and has marginally-zero unit cost like a self-improvement videos site.
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by himom 9y ago
If both unemployment were low and job satisfaction, it would seem to follow that opioid abuse would subside due to the fact most people use for escapism. Perhaps unemployment is low but with shit jobs and/or low pay, people are still m
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by himom 9y ago
lolwtf. Laundry ball technology.
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by himom 9y ago
Considering how very little sex happens in and how many surplus males there are in the Bay Area, it’s probably not such a bad move.
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by himom 9y ago
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0113164
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by himom 9y ago
Sounds like the 3rd/4th item in headlines on Democracy Now tomorrow. Censorship and facism are on the rise globally because history repeatedly shows the majority are ignorant fools and always fall for populist hate and false promises t
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by himom 9y ago
Net Neutrality With: sites are as fast as the slowest network link in a path from a server to your device. Without: sites throttled or blocked completely, depending on the monetization, political and/or any other bullshit whims of your
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by himom 9y ago
Switzerland: - people and services are usually more punctual - community thoughtfulness is strongly enforced - sensible gun ownership - preppers Is there still a church tax in some cantons? How do taxes compare with say Norway or Sweden? ——
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by himom 9y ago
Tesla doesn’t have relevant expertise or local knowledge to deploy a complete energy grid suitable for PR. Plus, they would create a profit-centric monopoly that would end up squeezing poor people. Instead, a non-profit or state-run monopol
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by himom 9y ago
Sounds like a special remote video collab for YouTuber Bjørn in Norway to don racecar protective gear and try to break an X using Autopilot.
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by himom 9y ago
The Ripple coffee art printer better watch out, scientists are getting closer to 3D printing the “perfect” latte. ;)
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by himom 9y ago
There’s little real impetus to change widely-used protocols. Job security, product/support sales and developer “consumerism” novelty aren’t valid reasons, but often get pushed with spurious “reasons” to fulfill agendas, despite their c
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by himom 9y ago
PR won’t be able to finance the majority of repairs, it’s just not realistic. The US Govt, including FEMA, will have to help Americans rebuild. Otherwise, PR will be de facto depopulated by migration to the US and elsewhere.
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by himom 9y ago
Given PREPA’s history and turmoil, it’s questionable how efficiently they would use any amount of money. It’s not an argument for a for-profit monopoly, but for well-managed, capital-efficient, accountable service provider that doesn’t exto
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by himom 9y ago
It would be neat to have a mesh topology that uses the bandwidth and redundancy of multiple fence paths in order to prevent an outage from damage to any one particular fence. Solar-powered routers anyone? Otherwise: Dabnabbit Maude, the co
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by himom 9y ago
There is no added Turing power to QC over CC. Turing complete is Turing complete. Think of QC as a coprocessor for certain classes of algorithms like prime factorization.
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by himom 9y ago
It’s no great surprise greedy people are against the majority when it’s convenient for them. What is troubling is our collective inability to restrain their and our greed and consumption from destroying each other, destroying ourselves and
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by himom 9y ago
It depends. Mobile data is far, far cheaper in the UK and France. I can’t speak for cable/DSL internet pricing but wouldn’t doubt that it’s also a better deal. Australia has insane internet pricing.
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by himom 9y ago
Dense population centers are the easiest to cover and already have the most choices. Furthermore, Google Fiber has a history, like most Google municipal projects, of failing to finish and then languishing. They never finished deploying to S
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by himom 9y ago
That isn’t realistic in this decade for rural/remote areas. Satellite internet also failed because of the unusable latency incurred. The only way to guarantee bandwidth is a physical connection because spectrum bandwidth is finite, whe
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by himom 9y ago
Fiction was inspired by fact for a change. ;) IRL 30 years ago, I remember getting loaned a warez copy of something from another kid at school containing the Michelangelo DOS bootsector virus. No more trading with that fool. That was back i

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