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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> Nice article, the comments here are kind of amazing for a nominally technical audience. It is almost as if people have no idea how difficult automatic page layout and formatting is. It's nuts that this is true after so many years
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> The "nastiness" also usually lumps in phony, pearl clutching concerns about human rights abuses, as if those issues aren't inherently capitalistic and present in the existing fossil fuel extraction, processing and use li
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
I didn't realize how few employees Mozila had (according to the article, 60 employees was 5% of their work force. *Mozilla getting closer to death.*
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> I'm all ears, what is nasty about Lithium. production process
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Have you also looked at the production process of lithium? Quantity used of the final product isn't everything. Actual disposal method of used batteries also could be considered... I might forget other factors
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> (As far as your doubt, which numbers are you doubting?) 535x
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Paypal still need to be regulated. It also needs to be fined for events like this.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
I doubt it.... lithium is nasty business, also.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
All large phone companies make too many phones from the consumer point of view (consumers just don't know it apparently)... It's just a marketing strategy.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
I skipped the NVR and just relied on the SD cards on-board each camera.... I was able to store almost 1 week of motion-activated footage, which was enough for me.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> This way you can also avoid the *smart* Android users and clear them off the gene pool.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
That doesn't mean that they couldn't fail as a consequence of a hack.....
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Is this significant?
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
What about life saving drugs?
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Hopefully Tesla gets sued for false claims...
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
That's why I ran Ethernet cables and used PoE cameras. It's a pain to install but worth it.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> The exact nature of the issue was not disclosed, and SpaceX does not respond to media requests for additional information. I wonder if it's because they could be hacked.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Good quality stainless steel doesnt rust... it's a great idea. I wish my car didn't need paint...
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Banned books need to be broadcasted far and wide. And please stop modifying existing books because it doesn't fit your narrative (that's almost worst than banning books).
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
CNN reported that... so maybe double check their claims?
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
for me, it is software that controls moving hardware in a way that is "smart", but not predictable (for lack of a better word). Examples of some things that aren't robots: - Remote controlled thing that looks like a robot - A
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Yes. Do I want that? No.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
You don't need that if you have proper inventory control....
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
Are you saying that they have no inventory control?
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
a guy designed a drone controlled with the same idea.....
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
... and copyrights should last no longer than software patents.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
The FBI stole my coins from that exchange...
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
> I can't wait until smaller mass-produced versions are sold on Amazon for $50, however many years from now that is! This is old as fuck btw..... checkout youtube for 10year+ examples...
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
At the very least, it should be optional.
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by ijhuygft776 3y ago
That's not a robot...

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