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by kova12 5y ago
SEC charges hacker news poster for deceitful title
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by kova12 5y ago
I may not understand something...In such case why is there a vote? If union is a voluntary organization, then why can't people who are for unionizing just open an organization and join it at will? Who prevents them, it's their own
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by kova12 5y ago
Union is fine as long it's voluntary. If I can keep doing my job and choose whether I join one or not, there's no problem as far as I'm concerned. But does that happen? Unions typically move to mandate that everyone has to be
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by kova12 5y ago
Regenerative braking saves a lot of brake pad material at the price of increased wear of tires. Additionally, tires are formulated for energy savings at the price of longevity. In other words, it's normal that they wear off fast
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by kova12 5y ago
This assault at our language is so counter-productive. If you indeed want races to coexist cordially, spend your energy on something that actually helps their relations. You are literally making people who were not racist before to resent t
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by kova12 5y ago
It's quite telling how long did this gas last while still being capable of powering engine. Modern gas won't last a year with or without stabilizer
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by kova12 5y ago
He stopped at the red light, and the car started updating. I guess he didn't get stuck on the intersection itself, just on the traffic light before it
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by kova12 5y ago
Tesla is not as good as you might think. It has huge following, and I respect what they are trying to do, but the way they treat people is abominable: - they go fast and in process neglect safety. My personal friend had been stuck on the in
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by kova12 5y ago
CA is one of the biggest states in the nation with a sizable border, and it can absolutely affect federal immigration and border policy should it so desire. That's not even a matter here. Many homeless are USA citizens. If you offer th
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by kova12 5y ago
> What harm is a random picture of my face in public going to do? Perhaps none, but you never can tell for sure. Not everybody subscribe to this "radical openness" notion, so it's safe to assume people are not feeling comf
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by kova12 5y ago
You are not accounting for opportunity cost here. Yes, there were incidents, and people died, and there will be more. But there are also victims on the other end. People who died because they had to breathe coal. People who died because the
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by kova12 5y ago
would be pretty expensive if made up to code. Also, something many of us are forgetting about: value of house is mostly not a structure. Having this house on 1/8 acre lot in the middle of desert would be horrible. You need water, sewer
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by kova12 5y ago
we all want to believe that we live in the world which gravitates towards good, rather than some game of thrones. But we all might be suffering from survivor bias. People don't work together well when there are too many of them. I pers
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by kova12 5y ago
... and after a while, when you realize the hole goes deeper, you stop trusting these as well
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by kova12 5y ago
Just set up an old computer to be your nas and call it a day. Would be much quicker, and you can be much more confident it does only what you want it to do
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by kova12 5y ago
Or he just was working on a feature, and got annoyed with password prompts. Commented out authorization code, then forgot to comment it back in
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by kova12 5y ago
What's most annoying in this situation is that this conclusion was clear from the very beginning, and we hear it only now, when it is too late. And should you have brought this up when it should have been brought up, you would have bee
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by kova12 5y ago
you do need some sort of off-site backup for disaster recovery. House can burn down, get burglarized, flooded, and you absolutely must account for that if you really want to mitigate the risk
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by kova12 5y ago
are you sure you are not plain jelaous he's good at making money and you are not?
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by kova12 5y ago
Shielding might end up warming up and frying device with heat
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by kova12 5y ago
Arizona had the similar provisions for years without any major drawback. It's only ridiculous when you are not used to it
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by kova12 5y ago
Stuxnet was built by a very well funded organization and was not targeting monetary gains. Getting ransomware spreading via USB drive is insanely expensive and complicated. You won't make money on it, whatever they are extorting will n
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by kova12 5y ago
Also ban activists whos solution to everything is to ban stuff. Like war on drugs didn't teach them anything
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by kova12 5y ago
Don't you think this might have been figure of speech rather than statement of fact?
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by kova12 5y ago
"which somehow fails to mention that the owner is a Covid hoaxer (he believes that doctors have been falsely labeling deaths as Covid-related) and has brazenly violated masking rules, and did not require employees to wear masks" -
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by kova12 5y ago
There's something wrong with a notion that a single actor can cause enormous damages, spread them out between community members and suffer no consequences, and I'm not even talking about only credit companies. For example, take an
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by kova12 6y ago
That's because humans were designed to start adult life with becoming parents, then do the rest of life chores. That's the only thing that matters really. Life is short, and once you are dead, money don't matter. Procreating
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by kova12 6y ago
I loathe when people are trying to represent the tiny Japanese crawlspaces as "better housing". I'm keeping my american one thank you very much
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by kova12 6y ago
Public cache is an awful idea. It initially sounds like a great public good, but many of us can see where it will go: - google will still have some "extra" crawling to keep his monopoly - everyone else would be fighting for an acc
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by kova12 6y ago
didn't that happen when joining union was voluntary?

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