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"You are not compelled to work." I'm not the OP, and I agree with you, but actually, you kind of are compelled to work, if you want to eat.
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Which reveals the lie that business serves people. Competition, free markets, best product wins, blah, blah, blah. It's all nonsense.
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... blowing in the wind, the times they are a changin' ... (on January 20th) No coincidence this was announced a day after Trump's election victory was certified, methinks.
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It seems fairly obvious to me, that internet has pretty much replaced the phone system, cable tv, even broadcast tv and radio. As such it really is something that should be subject to universal standards, and not left entirely to the profit
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It looks fake to me. But if true, it's not a real thinkpad then.
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Let's see where Intel is in 5 years now the MBAs, finance and legal are running the show again. Pat may not have turned the ship around, but it looked like he was starting to stop the rot at least.
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Never heard that one, but maybe it's like 'could care less', which has acquired the opposite of it's actual meaning (the phrase should be 'could not care less') by repeated incorrect use.
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"we will build a culture that makes Sweating The Problem our default." What a douche. So it's always code-yellow, and now they'll need to invent a code-red.
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Is this like the proclamation that Islamic-state/ISIS should be called 'Daesh', to draw people away from the conjunction of 'state' and violence? Some countries are scammer h(e)avens, but when that fact is reported,
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Can it do PTP (Precision Time Protocol)? It seems PTP would be useful for network speakers, audio, etc.
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"Typing everything allows you to clearly and succinctly declare intentions with your code as well as enforce those intentions throughout your code base. For an application with many developers, being able to clearly and definitively ex
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"there is no evidence that children benefit from parental care, rather than institutional care" I think that quote tells you all you need to know, to judge how much economists should influence the way we live.
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"there's a part of me somewhere else." This. Although I'm not sure this merits my quote book. I would phrase it as "there's a big part of me that's someone else" maybe.
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"Birmingham’s relatively low wind speeds " Is there a clue in there somewhere? IMHO we should carefully pick our climate/energy fights, and install whatever tech is most appropriate, even if that's 'nothing, here, b
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2y ago
Except when the browser won't start, and then loses all your previous session, because your internet is out when you start it and so it can't do whatever 'necessary' telemetry and verification it needs. Yes, just happene
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I agree, and even for downvotes.
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omg I didn't notice that had changed. The mos://a logo is (was) iconic and completely sums up what the org should be about. To me the new logo looks like a dinosaur, or a lizard or a snake. Quite appropriate.
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Har har. I've just had the third experience over just a couple of months, where FF has completely lost all my tabs etc. Previously I've been able to recover some state by moving the sessionstore-backups files around, but this time
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2y ago
Will this end k-pop?
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"what I want is a phone that's my tool, not my new best friend." added to my quote book.
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I did not say they are equally bad. I used a little critical thinking to determine that western governments also lie and manipulate, especially in cases like this, cold war situation. If that's a Russian talking-point, well, maybe the
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"Documented? A foreign nation won't really give us the docs buddy." So how do you know this 'fact' then? It's possible it was deliberate of course. But for now there is only circumstantial evidence and brazen f
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I'm fairly confident that if there was any evidence what so ever of sabotage, we'd be hearing it now, loud and clear. Perhaps not the 'who' but certainly the 'done it'.
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OK Mr McCarthy, where is this documented? And that it was deliberate? Are you talking about the Chinese ship? Why would they do that? fyi I'm a westerner, just maybe not so enveloped in the bubble so many of you seem to be.
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So is there some evidence of sabotage? Now that they've repaired the damage they should know, right? Or was this whole thing all just manufactured accusations and scaremongering by the western governments and press?
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Since the article uses lots of big words, phrases and memes (when a few simple words would suffice), and assumes you know it already, Conway's law is simply that your technical architecture will reflect your social/organizational
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You don't think use of nukes constitutes any kind of 'line'?
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This is the US crossing their own 'red lines'.
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diy telescope. You can get a mirror set very cheap on ali, eg https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005098614936.html You'll need to buy an eyepiece or two, and hardware, bolts, etc, but everything else can be made
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But they didn't say you can't play on your phones yet . They said you may not use phones for social media. At all. And then changed their mind.
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