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by kova12 5y ago
Post a URL here, then I'm sure vendor would reconsider
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by kova12 5y ago
There's GrapheneOS
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by kova12 5y ago
based on FAA stellar record in that matters, I'd say we still better be informed
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by kova12 5y ago
By default I trust that amazon product selling on amazon website is very unlikely to be fake, which I can not trust about third-party product selling on amazon site.
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by kova12 5y ago
If I was to choose between Amazon and somewhat equal third party brand, I would pick Amazon brand every time. Reviews are manipulated all the time. When I buy amazon brand, I know that product has honest reviews and a seller that backs the
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by kova12 5y ago
Same logic could be applied to just about anything that uses any resource at all.
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by kova12 5y ago
Or it could mean that a wing might fall off next time plane is under stress. We don't know, and since it's our life on the line, we do deserve to know
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by kova12 5y ago
I wonder how that employer got affected when the guy left, and employer was left with $300k worth of employees laid off. In 2007 engineers have already started being pretty hot commodity.
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by kova12 5y ago
Well, you are entitled to your opinion. If you think reproducing is not your mission, don't. Albeit every ancestor of yours did successfully complete this mission, so take it for what it is. I guess they wasted their time and effort on
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by kova12 5y ago
Let me explain something to you, which you don't seem to understand. The way people's civilization works is like this: 1. people get born 2. people get raised 3. people replenish pool of people with new people 4. people die if peo
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by kova12 5y ago
It's more of a generation-based complaint, however I would speculate that raising children puts a lot in perspective. You are forced to solve actual problems instead of caring about meaningless shit. For example my daughter who is a st
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by kova12 5y ago
I don't think you realize how much it costs to raise a child. The property taxes are nothing compared to what parents are spending, and amount of work every kid takes is enormous. You have no idea how much it is Notice: I am not saying
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by kova12 5y ago
There should not be a difference here. If person who earned 10+ digits produced 10+ digits worth wealth, how can you justify taking it from him? Lets take Elon Musk - did he not earn his 10+ digits? Would you rather live in the world withou
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by kova12 5y ago
But when I'm dead, the wealth I generated isn't. Of course many people would benefit from cannibalizing the result of my work, but calling it "public interest" is disingenuous. If property rights are not respected, nobod
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by kova12 5y ago
Can you elaborate, why exactly is it bad? I am not an expert, but if I was to set up trust, perpetual would be exactly what I'd look for.
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by kova12 5y ago
if you don't trust microsoft with telemetry, you shouldn't trust extensions written by random people either
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by kova12 5y ago
you will get ripped off before the sun goes down. there is a reason why these places charge such crazy fees. writing a bad check is as simple as it gets and poor neighborhoods are full of desperate people.
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by kova12 5y ago
So... about a decade ago, a guy was found guilty and convicted to 5 years in jail for unauthorized computer access because he scraped a data from open website (see this for details: https://www.zdnet.com/article/jury-co
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by kova12 5y ago
I have a feeling it's not the determined smart kids that this app targets as a primary product...
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by kova12 5y ago
No matter how small %% it is, lab meat is not grazing at all
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by kova12 5y ago
Or perhaps you are having your very own set of spiritual beliefs, and could live without nozy employer trying to mould them to his liking
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by kova12 5y ago
The advice this guy gives is far from ideal: First, when drive fails, it often doesn't tell you right away. If you rsync --delete , there is high chance your deletions would copy. Same goes for corruption. Second, keeping drive with po
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by kova12 5y ago
and they also dont owe an arm and a foot everytime they go to hospital
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by kova12 5y ago
> The police should be enforcing property crime. After they been defunded and got all the public flogging in 2020? Good luck defending yourself now, we are on our own.
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by kova12 5y ago
Also, I'm wondering what happened in the previous years? I wouldn't be surprised if a scam was ongoing for a while, but 64K applications ended up being a little too many. I also would be surprised if the scam is only happening in
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by kova12 5y ago
Jeezus, what a bunch of wankers. Just stop screwing around and get nuclear energy prioritized already. Solve energy crisis and global warming all at the same time. Only loser is exxon-mobil, but I can live with that
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by kova12 5y ago
what's it like in sales?
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by kova12 5y ago
What he said about developer productivity might be technically wrong, but misleading. Certain types of work require one to be at certain level of mastery, not just in software by the way. One who performs at that level can do the job, but j
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by kova12 5y ago
if a groundbreaking science happened on the ISS, but some guy on the internet isn't aware of it, did it actually happen?..
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by kova12 5y ago
It's probably the same guy who was trying to mount sensors upside-down, and they didn't fit, so he had to take out an old trusty drill

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