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> Before, around 2010-2012, people who disagreed would usually leave it at that and walk away respectfully. Bruh you have clearly never been to usenet lol
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If you're a member of the Catholic Church and that child was a member of your congregation and you definitely had contact with them during that time this isn't going to boil down to dinner receipts.
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Factual Inaccuracies of “Facebook Libra Is Architecturally Unsound” Considered Harmful
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7y ago
many of them are promoted posts, with discussion, and which are re-shared by individuals to their network.
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7y ago
that ... explains a lot about the menu lol.
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LifeAlert makes you press a button, it is designed for people who might fall off the toilet, not someone who might fall off a mountain bike in the wilderness and be unconscious for hours. OnStar is part of an entire car. This is a watch wit
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A fundamental tenet of Free Software is that math cannot be copyrighted and that software is basically just math. Whether you agree or disagree with that, it's kinda pointless to approach the topic from scratch in 2019, it's been
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Google open-source projects have a strong tendency toward not building outside of an internal Google build environment and they'll pretty much just be like, "Whups! Nobody works on this who doesn't work at Google, so we very
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p sure GPLv3 does anything the Affero GPL would do, the problem is that absolutely fucking everyone is terrified of it.
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additionally, because comcast and DSL providers are using existing wiring in what are often very old buildings that are difficult to rewire (at the building level moreso than the unit level), that stuff is often just going through mazes of
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7y ago
so you are complaining that sonic uses google captcha, and google captcha did not work for you today? lol.
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> That is to say, the transaction costs of changing jobs has never been lower. i'm just going to venture a guess, but i suspect you have never worked as a dishwasher. this sort of overly academic language is tone deaf to the realit
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If that is true, which, as an american, i don't really care if that was the goal of the american project, it has demonstrably failed and we should act in the interest of human rights. put otherwise - some people are working 2-3 jobs in
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Indeed, it is the #1 destination for children to be offered Nazi propaganda as related content on episodes of Teletubbies.
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7y ago
interested to know how much amazon is spending to store hundreds of recordings of me saying, "HDMI1"
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8y ago
> I’ve seen the idea that every minute spent on infrastructure is a minute less spent shipping features This is why working in infra is so awful, people follow this principle for years and then invest a million a year in an infra team
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8y ago
> FAANG is unlikely to sell CDOs around “likes and shares” ;) Let's revisit this in 10 years ;)
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8y ago
sounds like devops work.
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this is a waste of time, i just burned a custom cd with an autorun.inf and every morning before school, after installing linux the previous day, i would pop it in so my mom could use AOL. still, 24 years after windows 95, i gotta say this i
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8y ago
Right, realistically what Vixie is saying is: This is a major vendor failing to comply with IETF standards and using their market dominance to undermine open standards and protocols.
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This is patently false, as Paul Vixie, who created DNS, clearly owns one.
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8y ago
and one step behind just having them hunt regular people.
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8y ago
saw a presentation from HBO folks noting exactly this for film, you're talking well over $100k for a day for a chopper, IIRC. you can pretty much drop a couple of the highest-end cameras in the ocean for that much.
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8y ago
Redox looks awesome, my impression is that this is more about learning by implementing from scratch. I could imagine feeling more comfortable contributing to something like Redox after working with this course.
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both of those cases are permitted, ZipCar explicitly rents spaces which are marked as theirs. I'm also not sure they use public parking lots, I've only encountered them in private lots and garages.
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I have lived in San Francisco for 15 years with no car, both at the bottom of the nation's income brackets and near the top. Some people just don't want to mix with "normal" people and a lot of San Franciscans wish they
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what does anything you have to say have to do with child pornography?
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word wasn't hating, just ... curious. the others do seem new. :)
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$RANDOM is new in bash 5.0? i'm curious. This has been documented for ages, afaik. headtilt
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I found this a really thoughtful read, I've lived here for almost 15 years and have been below the federal poverty line as well as in the 90-something percentile of US wage earners. It's heartbreaking to be surrounded by people s
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