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by jki275 7y ago
Also, it sets a precedent that people who work hard and are successful are bad and we should take all their money for the societal good. If you don't recognize that particular ideology, it's one that has murdered millions of peopl
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by jki275 7y ago
That proposal is nothing like the discussion going on here.
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by jki275 7y ago
I don't think they'll ever do that. They would lose a significant majority of those of us who use Mac laptops to develop real software. They'll make cross-platform development between iOS and macOS easier, they're alrea
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by jki275 7y ago
Because it's pointless virtue signaling...
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by jki275 7y ago
>Just because the US Federal government is unable to define criteria, because they don’t want to increase the manufacturing of test kits for political reasons doesn’t mean every other government has no clue. Cite please?
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by jki275 7y ago
If that’s the case, it would have essentially no impact on revenue. Very few people have actual “income” over 1.7 million a year. Most people who could bring in that kind of money are smart enough and have the resources to structure things
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by jki275 7y ago
Because it’s hard, and a lot of people think it’s about computers. Computer science is a cleverly disguised math degree.
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by jki275 7y ago
What do you mean by “merge”? iOS and macOS are the same thing. iOS (with a different UI toolkit) is macOS.
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by jki275 7y ago
Oh, well. Google Docs is simply not capable of business level work. Sorry. I thought you were talking about Office 365, which is significantly better, but still not up to par with the native applications.
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by jki275 7y ago
Apple is operating on the bleeding edge of design, that doesn’t mean their thermal engineering is bad, it’s best in class - they’re simply pushing the margins. I wish they’d make a thicker laptop with more room inside, but that’s just not w
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by jki275 7y ago
Sort of, and only really starting in the last year or so, and still limited from the real version, but the market for adobe products among anyone who wants to use Linux is pretty much zero.
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by jki275 7y ago
Most people stick with Mac and Windows because of MS Office, not Adobe.
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by jki275 7y ago
That is a great article. And a great result!
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by jki275 7y ago
Raising taxes on the rich isn't going to do it either, the only way you get that money is taxing the middle class into the ground. Or you just print the money, make it up out of thin air like we're doing now.
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by jki275 7y ago
per person traveling? I sincerely doubt that.
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by jki275 7y ago
Where? Outside of NYC, hospitals are laying off doctors and nurses because they cancelled all their elective work and have nearly no cases at all. I think there have been eight cases in my entire county, which has three hospitals.
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by jki275 7y ago
Average age is probably early 20s. Huge number of first term Sailors between 18 and 22.
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by jki275 7y ago
A Sailor in the Navy is anyone in the Navy, period. And it’s capitalized.
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by jki275 7y ago
Majority on the ship are going to be under 40. Most people start their military careers between 18 and 22, and most people leave at it before 20 years of service. Squadron commanders, senior medical officer, Dept heads and the CO and Admir
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by jki275 7y ago
Asthma, no. Diabetes, no. There is not a single person on that ship with either, they’re both disqualifying from shipboard service. There are probably some people who are overweight to a varying degree, but again people who get overweight
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by jki275 7y ago
Oh they won't let us stop paying. They'll just take more, and then they'll means test us when we're eligible to draw it and tell us that we saved too much money so we're not eligible.
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by jki275 7y ago
The question was rhetorical, it's well known that he didn't, and the statement is false.
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by jki275 7y ago
Not a submariner, but I always thought that was the essence of the existence of the fast attack.
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by jki275 7y ago
It was all about missiles. Once the missiles got fixed, the kill ratio turned around very quickly. And yes, had nothing to do with guns. Guns are and have been obsolete on fighter aircraft for decades.
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by jki275 7y ago
We have plenty of air to air drones. They're mostly prefixed with "Standard Missile", but that's what they are.
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by jki275 7y ago
> Trump calling it a hoax on February 28? cite please.
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by jki275 7y ago
I think the most recent wars we've been involved in have been very tilted towards standoff weapon strikes. I suspect, although I don't think there are real numbers to really look at, that the vast majority of deaths over the last
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by jki275 7y ago
You're making an interesting argument, but one that was rendered obsolete a long time ago. We've used beyond line of sight weapon systems on massive scale for at least 40 years, and weapons like the Tomahawk and JSOW have taken th
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by jki275 7y ago
Those are probably the only reason Python still exists.
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by jki275 7y ago
StrongVPN, Mullvad, hmaproxy, etc... Even Tor provides sort of the same thing. But it really depends on use case. Why do you need a VPN -- until you answer that question, you can't really make an informed decision on which vpn you ne

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