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by hluska 2y ago
Here is a military.com article with more information on the crash: https://www.military.com/daily-news/2024/10/31/pilot-of-f-35... There are two interesting additions in this version: 1.) A discussion on
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by hluska 2y ago
As far as I can find, Bytedance is one of only three companies ordered to shutter their Canadian operations. The other two are both involved in the drone detection space. This makes the most sense if Canada expects (or has) Canadian troops
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by hluska 2y ago
There is no censorship - the application is still available in Canada. The order is to close offices in Vancouver and Toronto. In May of this year, the Canadian government ordered two drone detection companies (Pegauni and Bluvec) to shut d
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by hluska 2y ago
Again “users are too stupid”. That’s remarkably hostile to users and doesn’t belong.
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by hluska 2y ago
I’m not going to engage with this.
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by hluska 2y ago
I’ve read some very user hostile things in my career, but this one is particularly acerbic. It’s a bad look. If I ever grew to hate users this much, I would find a new career. You should consider that.
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by hluska 2y ago
Nobody knows your friend’s dad. How are we supposed to guess if he ended up happy? If we use Kerouac and F. Scott Fitzgerald as examples of people who did not end up happy, maybe he did. Or maybe he died totally miserable pining for a woman
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by hluska 2y ago
I suspect that when you say “non-commercial”, you’re talking about literary fiction. If so, yes there are a lot of tragedies within the field. David Foster Wallace is certainly one, as were Fitzgerald and Kerouac. J.D. Salinger had some int
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by hluska 2y ago
Do artists get paid on Bandcamp if they bypass the login?
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by hluska 2y ago
No, it’s boring to use cheap personal attacks (like I responded to) instead of actually engaging. If I wanted to read that, I could find it in YouTube comments.
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by hluska 2y ago
You used very poor examples and that’s okay. You don’t have to be perfect - it’s totally acceptable to wade into a conversation, realize you really weren’t qualified and back out. You don’t have to resort to this level of aggressive debate.
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by hluska 2y ago
I’m sorry bud, but I really don’t think you understand the topic. The idea is that people with different types of disabilities deserve an appropriate level of accommodation. It’s not a race or any kind of rivalry, or even a competition. It’
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by hluska 2y ago
Life is way too short to be boring.
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by hluska 2y ago
Why are writing the same thing to me twice? I understood it the first time bud. I don’t see how you could incur a carrier’s wrath. You could spend a few minutes on google and find many carriers talking about it. They get paid. As for your i
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by hluska 2y ago
I wasn’t into video games for a long time for the exact reasons as you aren’t into Factorio. The ones I was interested in always felt too much like a job. Minecraft with a kid was my gateway drug and I got into Factorio really quickly after
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by hluska 2y ago
I don’t understand your question. One is an authorized user and one isn’t? That is the opposite of an attack.
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by hluska 2y ago
It works in many providers in Canada too. Our mobile networks just recently upgraded from two tin cans and a really long string so I feel like if we support it, it must be pretty close to universal.
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by hluska 2y ago
No, you can multiple sims in one phone, at least in the Apple world. iPhone has supported dual sim since 13 and eSIM forever. I don’t know about Android but I’m sure you can research that with a search like “{ your partner’s device mfg + mo
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by hluska 2y ago
This is likely phone provider dependent and might be a real pain in the butt, but what if you shared the “home” line between your two mobile devices? iPhone has supported dual sim since 13 or sim + eSIM for a very long time. I have absolute
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by hluska 2y ago
Why brand a language via “annoying” influencers? The pro is obviously visibility, but doesn’t that switch the problem from visibility into reputation management?
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by hluska 2y ago
I like you - that was a really good one. :)
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by hluska 2y ago
I have an eight year old so there’s a big gap between actually starting a comment and posting it. That’s a pretty weak thing to criticize me for.
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by hluska 2y ago
The Globe and Mail is a Canadian paper. Here is its history of endorsements since 1984: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/federal-electi... There is an entire Wikipedia page devoted only to endorsement
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by hluska 2y ago
Writing opinion and reporting on events are different things. Opinions are usually denoted at masthead, preamble and postscript. Why do you think that readers don’t understand that?
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by hluska 2y ago
If that’s a joke, it’s a very good one. Otherwise, what happens at some point in the future when your daughter tries to get a boarding pass?
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by hluska 2y ago
There’s really nothing complicated in the docker-compose listed. It’s simple, uses some very simple commands that everyone should know and sets environment variables at build. We also have code reviews. They’re helpful with containers becau
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by hluska 2y ago
I find this topic very interesting. On one hand, I am sure that every person reading this has run into a ‘bug’ introduced because of a dev/prod mismatch. On the other hand, the only way to get a total match is to either pay an obscene
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by hluska 2y ago
One of my good friends is, in his words, older than oxygen. He lives across the street in a senior’s home and I always saw him out for walks. I have a rule - when I see someone enough for them to become a familiar, I introduce myself. So I
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by hluska 2y ago
So, don’t do anything at all because there will always be an issue with anything you do? Being negative is a weakness.
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by hluska 2y ago
The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft. In February, OpenAI asked a Federal Judge to dismiss parts of the lawsuit with arguments that the New York Times paid someone to break into OpenAI’s systems. The filing used the word “hack”

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