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by iab 5y ago
The oil industry collapses and there isn’t sufficient alternative capacity, while at the same time the climate firewalls are broken. What an incredibly perfect storm.
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by iab 5y ago
They didn’t have the guts to just call it Pravda
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by iab 5y ago
I feel there is an impedance joke in there somewhere, but I lack the EE background to make it
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by iab 5y ago
I am genuinely astounded - that the telegraph didn’t weave “baffled” into this article, I honestly believe they get paid to insert it into tech stories.
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by iab 5y ago
Can’t help but think the Nobel committee frowns upon this. Although he was angling for the peace prize, so I guess there are no rules there.
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by iab 5y ago
I wouldn’t say much of America has zero pre-existing conditions
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by iab 5y ago
Yes, people distorting things to suit their agenda. Your comments, for example.
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by iab 5y ago
It is irrelevant to the discussion of vaccines, of which this one. Or do you believe we can vaccinate against obesity, because I am starting to think you do
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by iab 5y ago
I have come to expect to see you as the first comment on all of these articles - thanks :)
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by iab 5y ago
> A note: This website is best viewed on a computer. I don't know why, but the phrasing here really tickled my sense of humor
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by iab 5y ago
This is true, and irrelevant. You can’t vaccinate against the spread of obesity, which is what we are talking about
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by iab 5y ago
That’s a fact, in the same way that up is the same as down
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by iab 5y ago
Fortunately, you can't catch obesity from being in close contact with other obese people. Or take it home, and transmit it to younger and/or more at-risk people; Cheeseburgers don't work that way. More vaccinations mean bette
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by iab 5y ago
The ends justify the means
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by iab 5y ago
Snip-snap/snip-snap! Do you know the effect 4 account deletions has on a person?
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by iab 5y ago
> We’ll also be able to mix virtual content with real-world video and interact virtually—for example, by pelting football players with virtual tomatoes. (The players won’t feel a thing.) Hardly amazing IMO
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by iab 5y ago
Yes, this the motto on our state flag I believe
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by iab 5y ago
As with anything - it depends. Are the libraries AGPL/SSPL? Then probably not. Anything that triggers a distribution invokes the requirements of the underlying licenses.
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by iab 5y ago
I could listen to people complain about Google Drive all day
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by iab 5y ago
I’ve been trying to cut down on terrible companies recently, bad for heart-health you know
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by iab 5y ago
Newson is the worst choice, apart from all the others
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by iab 5y ago
“Area man loses last bit of hope that he didn’t even realize he had”
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by iab 5y ago
Thanks - I will give it another watch
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by iab 5y ago
If your code does not contain an explicit license, it is by default “All rights reserved”, I.e not open-source or free. For op, they are obviously in violation of the MIT open-source requirements, but unfortunately the ramifications for thi
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by iab 5y ago
Back then 73% hadn't heard about it, now we can only wish that we hadn't heard about it. (Docs is ok I suppose, it is Drive that really toasts my crumpets)
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by iab 5y ago
Seems to be the trend; panned by critics, mostly liked by the average consumer. I didn’t think it was that great, as I think most would agree, compared to his other standups (or other Netflix specials e.g Nate Bargatze). Watched it tho.
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by iab 5y ago
Glow is not something measured objectively; stock-price etc. are, and those are the only metrics that matter to a company.
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by iab 5y ago
LOX/RP1 is pretty awful for the environment - space-flight is by no-means eco-friendly (I suppose apart from the Space-shuttle main-engines)
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by iab 5y ago
Theatricality and deception on both ends of this process, I am afraid
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by iab 5y ago
A Best Buy SUBSCRIPTION? This is a fresh circle of hell

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