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izzydata
7y ago
That's true. I don't know what it would have taken to prevent the Fukushima disaster.
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izzydata
7y ago
Thank you for that quote. I was going to try and write something along those lines, but that seems like a better summary. Anti-nuclear energy simply wasn't part of the narrative. It only seems like that because the events of Chernobyl
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izzydata
7y ago
Indeed. They showed clearly that they were willing to throw near limitless resources at solving the problem before it became a worst case scenario. The worst cast scenario being the core reaching either the giant pool of water in the plant
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izzydata
7y ago
Why is there a rider rating at all? If I'm paying someone to drive me somewhere I don't care if they don't like me.
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izzydata
7y ago
I haven't heard anyone discuss how modern nuclear plants are terrifying. Only how the thought of being near Chernobyl would have been terrifying. The events would have been terrifying for the people there. I can see how this show could
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izzydata
7y ago
I don't know, but one of these two things is not a useful metric for what this article is trying to claim.
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izzydata
7y ago
Well that doesn't tell me much of anything, but I love that sentence.
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izzydata
7y ago
Are they considering all credit as debt? I don't think credit that gets its full balance payed on time is debt. Once you pay interest on a balance it becomes debt.
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izzydata
7y ago
But Google made and owns the Android OS. Why shouldn't they have an iron grip on it? Should Apple not have full rights to iOS or Microsoft to Windows? It is a product that Google made.
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izzydata
7y ago
No, but you didn't read the rest of the comment to find out why.
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izzydata
7y ago
This is much appreciated. Thank you for informing me.
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izzydata
7y ago
Why do you believe this is a matter of bias? I'm talking about the difference between handing your child a book and whipping them into submission. Clearly one of those methods is terrible. I'd consider instilling fear of damnation
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izzydata
7y ago
The method of passing on knowledge is extremely relevant.
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izzydata
7y ago
That sounds terrible to me. I fully support the idea of paper mail costing a lot if it reduces the amount that is sent.
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izzydata
7y ago
For one you could apply something similar to the canned spam act for paper mail. It shouldn't be so difficult to opt-out of a company sending you regular spam.
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izzydata
7y ago
I'm fine with the delivery of paper mail, but the idea of unsolicited paper mail is unacceptable. Nothing should ever be delivered to my house that I didn't agree to.
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izzydata
7y ago
Children don't know what they agree with. It's unfair to them to be forced into a particular beliefs due to fear of repercussions in an "after-life".
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izzydata
7y ago
The harm far outweighs the good in my opinion. There is no reason such communities can't exist without pushing their agenda on young minds.
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izzydata
7y ago
I don't know that the artificial monetary value of a watch has any bearing on the impact to the environment it cost to produce it. Or the pizza for that matter.
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izzydata
7y ago
I'm mostly suggesting that the word "scraped" is not being used correctly. If they used an API security flaw to access all of the private data then I wouldn't consider that scraping how the term is traditionally used.
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izzydata
7y ago
I can't imagine this is more likely to actually delete the data on their end than just deleting your whole account. However, I am really interested in learning more about Selenium so I'm curious to look at your project.
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izzydata
7y ago
I'm surprised that half of people would believe businesses are making a positive impact on the world.
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izzydata
7y ago
Then how was it scraped? It sounds more like a security leak of some sort if it wasn't publicly accessible anywhere.
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izzydata
7y ago
I've reverted back to using a standalone mp3 player. I got one of the newest Sony Walkmans and threw a large SD card in there. Something about it just feels right.
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izzydata
7y ago
I'm pretty sure there are Synology applications that also do what Plex does and with a nice phone app.
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izzydata
7y ago
As soon as everyone leaves Twitter for Mastodon then that becomes the place where people go to yell at eachother.
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izzydata
7y ago
I started using Tweetdeck specifically because of how annoying this was.
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izzydata
7y ago
Ironically this makes the default skins the most rare. I've never played Fortnite, but this was true in Overwatch which was kind of interesting. I've never seen anyone get picked on for not having a non-default skin though. It
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izzydata
7y ago
I don't believe I implied those things were mutually exclusive. The only thing that matters is that it perpetuates itself.
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izzydata
7y ago
The point is that they are more images than videos. They have no possible way to contain sounds so the annoyingness is limited to having unwanted images in your browser. You can tell your browser to block a particular still image. You can d
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