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by humantiy 8y ago
That seems like just as bad of an idea. In theory the bulbs (LED) are supposed to last at least 10 years. If you use a smart socket it will stick around a lot longer. Sounds better, but look at how things have changed in the past 10-20 y
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by humantiy 8y ago
There is a difference to objections morally and attempting to have it completely shutdown in the company so no one else can help with what they feel is line with their values. Some believe in protecting and defending their values and freed
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by humantiy 8y ago
That doesn't make a lot of sense. If they are a position to harm the project and did due to their objections; then they would be out of a job. If they quit given their objections then the project would also be harmed and they would s
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by humantiy 8y ago
No Agenda. I was looking for something different after starting to get burned out from Tech news stuff a few years back. I enjoy the deconstruction of media coverage and events that they do especially when its stuff that the media isn&#x2
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by humantiy 8y ago
That's basically what they did here since "the federal indictments name eight people in eight states who allegedly were students at the school and recruited additional students to enroll." Those were the people who were alleg
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by humantiy 8y ago
>So ICE employed recruiters The article looks to have made it sound like ICE employed them, but I don't believe that is the case. It seems more likely they (the recruiters) were acting independently getting international students to
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by humantiy 8y ago
If you are setting up a sting, wouldn't you want it to look legit as possible? ICE is part of DHS so it makes sense they would add it to their own list if the goal was to catch people attempting to exploit the program. If a student e
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by humantiy 8y ago
I had this happen to me once with a bigger piece of wood I was cutting. He's right you have no time to react and the board is gone and flew 30 feet into the wall behind the saw. My hands were no where near as close to the blade as his
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by humantiy 8y ago
If that is the case then wouldn't the Annualized Failure Rate be based of the year total not the drive days if it is total days in service? For example the drive count(50)/drive days(23,236) gives the AFR of 1.58% which equals ou
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by humantiy 8y ago
Curious if anyone knows how they calculate drive days. For example the first drive on their report (hgst 4tb) has a count of 50 but total days of 23069. If I take the 50 by the days it should be 18250, so not sure where the extra 4k in da
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Firefox survey hinting at adding subscription ad-blocker(qsurvey.mozilla.com)
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by humantiy 8y ago
This is what I don't get. Prime was pretty good a few years ago and then they really messed it up with the update. It has hints of dark patterns where it seems like they intentionally try to hide prime videos in hopes you'll pay
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by humantiy 8y ago
This is the nail for me. Their original content has been lackluster at best and for them to be pushing that as the reason for the price hike is no good. It was the reason for the last few hikes as well and nothing has changed. There have
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by humantiy 8y ago
Not his exact words if you watch the video you sourced. Close but missing some key phrases in there that provide context.
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by humantiy 8y ago
I agree, but I'd take work together to find common ground first over work faster. I think in some respects when they work faster or in complete agreement we get things passed that are not in the best interest of the american people&#x
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by humantiy 8y ago
It is crazy to think that if you live to be 95+ you'll get to see something enter the public domain in your lifetime.
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by humantiy 8y ago
Not sure if its related to the acquisition, but if you're a firefox user the app has gotten very slow in past few years. I think the issue is related to the move to chrome extensions but really that shouldn't be an excuse. Lots
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Humble Book Bundle: Hacking for the Holidays(humblebundle.com)
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New crowdsourced recruitment tool aims to get more women into tech(theguardian.com)
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by humantiy 8y ago
> who initiated the physical contact and got her arm bumped, a "victim". Just to remind you what you wrote: "But because the victim was a supporter of your favorite politician..." I used the word you used in my respon
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by humantiy 8y ago
The thing is I wouldn't. There is nothing to freak out over this as I said I don't find the behavior acceptable and unprofessional. That is it. I'm not up in arms or that he should be fired or anything. >But because the v
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by humantiy 8y ago
I think we can agree on 1 and I think we agree two wrongs don't make a right. But 2 is more so nuance and takes a little unpacking. From the article: "There's no evidence that the video was deliberately sped up — but the chan
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by humantiy 8y ago
> So if someone reaches for your fork at lunch today and then accuses you of assault, that might be OK technically too? Lets be clear with this analogy that the fork isn't mine but in fact the person taking it back in this situation
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by humantiy 8y ago
If that is the point he spent about 30 mins answering that question in detail less than a week ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksmkp5CwF_4 Much of what I said above was previously said by trump in that brief. If jim a
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by humantiy 8y ago
>He gave a non-answer to the question "why are you categorizing it as an invasion" by saying "because I consider it an invasion". Jim also answered the question for him when he asked by saying because it is not an inv
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by humantiy 8y ago
He was grandstanding[1] given that he stood back up after the mic was already passed to someone else to make more comments to jab the president. > Nobody seems to have their feelings hurt that their question How does anyone know that? I&
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by humantiy 8y ago
It isn't ok to fabricate evidence. Don't take this the wrong way but I'm not sure if you're saying fabrication to be disingenuous to this event happening or just that they are making it look more like a karate chop. I a
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by humantiy 8y ago
>Trump was literally refusing to answer the question. He answered the question, but Jim didn't like the argument.
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by humantiy 8y ago
The issue was he wasn't trying to ask a question but argue with the president and taking time away from other members of the press to ask legitimate questions. He disagreed with the president stating it was an invasion and the preside
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by humantiy 8y ago
The price has changed though if you're including the cost of the longevity. Also comparing low end fridge to what was high end or standard at the time I don't think is a fair comparison. Granted price wise its the 'same&#x27

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