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hugh4life
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hugh4life
7y ago
I've seen youtube reviews of some pretty nifty game controllers that turn phones into something like the switch/vita/psp... I have to wonder if there's some low hanging fruit in bundling such controllers with the phones.
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"Experts condemn move to aerial surveillance as an abrogation of ‘responsibility to save lives’" The EU does not have a duty to just let in anyone who shows up. It's morally irresponsible to encourage people to make the dange
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7y ago
I live very far from any major town(10 miles from post office, 15 miles from a high school, 20 miles from a major retail outlet). Our current internet is $35 for a 5Mb connection and the best I can currently get is $70 for a 10Mb connection
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7y ago
China would have a lot more room to move were the Hong Kong protests were not going on. The big problem they face is putting down the protests violently could lead towards pronouncements of them violating the agreement for it being held ove
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7y ago
They sent us a letter in the mail and we see huge spindles of fiber laying along side the road with flags of where they're going to dig with the name of the ISP.
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I live out in the middle of nowhere. 10 miles away from a post office, 15 miles from the nearest town with a high school, and 20 miles in a different direction from a city with any major retail outlets. And right now they're laying fib
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"just about everyone has sanctioned Crimea" https://tariganter.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/the-internati... So what? They don't do the same to Turkey(Cyprus) or Israel(Golan Heights).
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How does a democracy work without borders? Without borders there is no demos.
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"Why is this controversial?" Because disinviting is stupid and getting way too common now. This is like the 5th case of this I've seen within the past year. If they is going to be a heckler's veto then get the heckler&#x
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7y ago
The next phase of globalization is the devaluation of fossil fuels and agriculture commodities making whole countries economies untenable leading towards mass migration far more extreme than the recent past...
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Reid Hoffman apologizes for funding a group that allegedly spread misinformation in Alabama Senate race https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/26/reid-hoffman-apologizes-for-...
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7y ago
Has little chance of success outside of China UNLESS it's open source and the appstore and update infrastructure is outside of China for non-Chinese customers.
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7y ago
Looks like an opportunity for a longitudinal study. Compare life outcomes of this class vs classes that come before and after. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longitudinal_study ' https://www.ssc.wisc.edu
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7y ago
I disagree... our will is bound by the will of others... consciously and unconsciously. Our selfhoods are fictions that emerge in dialogical relationships and every significant relationship in a way changes both your selfhood and your will.
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7y ago
Thing is, would you trust an appstore infrastructure based in China? If they had a more trustworthy 3rd party country like South Korea then they'd have a better shot. I kind of wish they'd embrace something like Firefox OS.
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"The US has plenty of laws against the use of speech to promote violence." What laws are you talking about?
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If you read it, it's mostly about phasing out costly older technology and slowing down the creation of a new fab. The chinese are slowly entering the NAND business so there's not going to be few enough players to really make collu
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"Wherever I go, my first object, if I wish to find out the truth, is to get hold of the Free Press in France as in England, and even in America. But I know that wherever I get hold of such an organ it will be very strongly coloured wit
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Safe self driving cars without some kind of outside coordination with either the road or other vehicles is an impossibility. It's impossible to do this safely on a mass scale without the road infrastructure made for it.
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7y ago
The last place TempleOS's Terry A Davis did a video before he died was outside a library. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH41gGBVpkE "I really like this library. So uh, come here use their computer and smoke out
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8y ago
I find it baffling how western nations can't understand how they're now providing ideological justification to the same stances Russia and China are taking towards the internet.
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8y ago
I think Rust will get a bump in popularity when Rocket no longer requires nightly releases. https://github.com/SergioBenitez/Rocket/issues/19
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Snowden left the US in mid 2013... that was a much different world. There was much less open antagonism between the US and Russia(and China). And it's this great power antagonism that explains why things have gone backwards.
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Reminds me of this old story... couldn't believe it was 10 years old when I googled it. https://torrentfreak.com/warez-leader-is-chairman-of-san-die...
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Yeah... just like the Congress for Cultural Freedom and Freedom House. The current chairman is the US ambassador to Russia.
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It's more like those who control the military and police threaten(or "encourage") Facebook to clamp down.
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When Facebook sets up relationship with the Atlantic Council to monitor information, then it might as well be the government.
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Do what you want, but all this censorship is just making me shake my head when censorship is brought up in other countries.
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Not the black death so much(though that may have facilitated some positive social changes... I'm not that familiar with the time period), but the trade that was facilitated by the mongol empire definitely facilitated Europeans desire t
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I remember doing a similar competition back in high school between area schools... except you had to put together a computer and then install windows.
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