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jonny_eh
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jonny_eh
4y ago
How about WindRiver Linux? https://www.windriver.com/products/linux
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Who are you quoting?
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Removing crimes from your record is hardly an empty gesture.
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4y ago
There are also those with near-perfect memory that use those memories to create elaborate, poetic, and hilariously long YouTube videos about nostalgia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=779coR-XPTw
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4y ago
Like a false memory of a ride in a hot air balloon?
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4y ago
Can you clarify? I'm confused as well.
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4y ago
> The argument could be made that it worked pretty well for over 20 years Uhm, this isn't the first time Russia invaded Ukraine in the past decade. Remember when they invaded and took Crimea? Also, they've been fucking with ele
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jonny_eh
4y ago
How many people does Apple employ in America vs those employed in China (indirectly)?
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4y ago
Russia has been mass slaughtering citizens. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewelinaochab/2022/09/22/new-mas...
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4y ago
This was one argument the corrupt politicians used to justify their actions.
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Exactly. It was this theory that allowed the West to trade with Russia regardless of her human rights abuses, but it still didn’t deter a pointlessly costly war.
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4y ago
He finds the cash to buy Twitter the day after he tweets in support of Putin (the only person in the world wealthier than Musk). Interesting.
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4y ago
> A lot of people will gladly take a "pay cut" to work fully remote or in a location they actually want to be. I thought Musk hates remote workers.
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4y ago
Why?
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Sometimes people are caught red-handed.
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4y ago
The large hole in the lightning female port traps lint, I have to clean it out with a toothpick every couple of weeks. USB-C's gaps are too small for lint to collect.
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4y ago
> Lightning is a better connector for small devices it's more durable in my experience It's less durable in my experience. I can do this all day.
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4y ago
Burry has a history of incorrectly predicting crashes [0]. You predict one crash correctly, and all you see are crashes. Then again… maybe we're in a very slow moving "crash" right now, and he predicted it 4 years ago? [0] h
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4y ago
If a story is a rehash of "many" stories, then it's actually a new story. Similar to how an "Airbnb but for dog walkers" isn't actually a ripoff of Airbnb, but is in fact an original idea.
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4y ago
Can it find MH370?
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jonny_eh
4y ago
I don't see what that has to do with Zodiac.
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Does anyone have access to the podcast interview linked to at the top of the article? It's behind a $6 per month Patreon.
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jonny_eh
4y ago
> I mean he carried a pistol in each pocket on a daily basis. And weren't they supposedly .22s?
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4y ago
Does that imply it was used by someone who knows how to use it?
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jonny_eh
4y ago
In defense of the SFPD, they gets tips on who the Zodiac killer is on a weekly basis.
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jonny_eh
4y ago
Is there a browser API that can list files in a directory?
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jonny_eh
4y ago
The site is mainly freeware games.
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4y ago
Or the pranker has air miles.
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4y ago
Has no one noticed that this is only affecting a single airline? This implies an inside job by an employee, no?
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4y ago
I think some kind of overlooked physical access to the system is the simplest explanation, since it would even effect an analogue system. Imagine there was some kind of mic input in the bathroom for some reason you could hook up a device to
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