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by labawi 7y ago
Please don't make these "Potential improvements" - use SSL pinning. - block different GMail emails from the same Google user. - prevent different users from using the same credit card. These are user hostile. I see no legitim
782.
by labawi 7y ago
Personally, I'm also concerned with magnitudes of "low-level" waste, which I believe is not really burnable. Not that it would be reasonable to launch entire reactors and ancillaries.
783.
by labawi 7y ago
That seems like a orbit/landing chart. Doesn't seem accurate for head-on collisions. Or am I reading it wrong? As a counter example, someone mentioned nearly leaving and then cheaply coming back directly into the sun.
784.
by labawi 7y ago
Can't you use some kind of gravity assist to do the slowdown or adjust the trajectory into the sun?
785.
by labawi 7y ago
> I don't think anyone would want to subsist exclusively on a diet of rice, beans, and dietary supplements. I think this is a part of the problem in dominantly meat-eating cultures: they don't realize how diverse and nutritious
786.
by labawi 7y ago
I'm not sure I would do that, but I would expect them to fix their service it if it is costing them noticeably. AFAIK they did not say you shouldn't park underground nor did they explain their various failure modes and how to avoi
787.
by labawi 7y ago
Couldn't the pension funds be fully funded and solvent without population growth? Assuming lower yields would mean higher contributions levels for similar benefits, or additional funding from say capital taxes, but seems plausible.
788.
by labawi 7y ago
Sometimes yes, other times it might be possible in another way, but a lot of drivers are generic and don't have an exhaustive list of all devices in existence. Devices only need to be identified as a certain (generic) type.
789.
by labawi 7y ago
> Cole claimed that, as a result of burning fossil fuels, "the oxygen content of the atmosphere must start to decrease." > That claim was incorrect and debunked as early as 1970 by climatologist Wallace S. Broecker writing
790.
by labawi 7y ago
According to the article, fires have gone down because people aren't burning grasslands and shrubs. They are still burning forests and the article doesn't say whether more or less.
791.
by labawi 7y ago
Note that planted regularly cut commercial tree plantations are quite different from centuries old forests in their ecological potential and effects.
792.
by labawi 7y ago
Also, cutting and possibly burning, even if trees are later planted, usually destroys soil and consequently water cycles. Poor soil with bad water retention means water, even soil runoffs, floods, and consequently water shortages. Commercia
793.
by labawi 7y ago
> NO really is one of the most important molecules produced in the human body This made me question how much they are embellishing or even making stuff up. > NO has a half-life of about one millisecond,[4] The cited study claims anyth
794.
by labawi 7y ago
Many simple systems don't do parallel service startup like systemd, if that is what you mean.
795.
by labawi 7y ago
Weight would be a better measure. Over here, large pizzas can be in excess of 1kg.
796.
by labawi 7y ago
As someone using debian, ubuntu and centos - my experience is the Red Hat system has better systemd integration with less issues. Being the primary developer of important system software does have benefits.
797.
by labawi 7y ago
While not arguing IBM/RH is actually doing EEE. > they simply hired the guy who first developed it If so, they aren't the originators, but it doesn't preclude them from using systemd to do EEE. > open source and GPL, an
798.
by labawi 7y ago
Unification wouldn't be a such an issue, if it was done with forethought, design and consistency, like BSDs tend to have.
799.
by labawi 7y ago
How big are your pizzas?
800.
by labawi 7y ago
Should then the resale of iphones/macs be banned if Apple wishes? They have Apple's logo and could be subpar in many ways. Maybe it should only be possible with Apples verification/blessing? If Apple wishes, they can create a
801.
by labawi 7y ago
Do you require examples of companies making concessions, promises and proclaim 'self-regulation' in the face of imminent legislation, only to slowly claw it all back as public pressure fades? If companies wish to avoid legislation
802.
by labawi 7y ago
Perhaps .. But what processing was enabled that could not have been done without camera surveillance?
803.
by labawi 7y ago
A greater safety issue might be during the day, when people expect to actually see things (not just barely visible lights).
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by labawi 7y ago
AFAIK kernel itself is only coded in C and assembly. Shell, python, perl and make are for building and tools. Linux kernel does not support c++ (its exceptions, RTTI etc). Only c++ I found was related to perf tool, 6 of 7 cpp files had test
805.
by labawi 7y ago
I believe it (should be) my right to have my neighbor Joe do a shoddy repair/replacement with genuine parts on a mass-market device, in exchange for parts cost and a piece of pie.
806.
by labawi 7y ago
Or it is partial and a temporary ploy to sway away the legislation while its support is active and strong.
807.
by labawi 7y ago
Again, why should Apple have a monopoly on doing or permitting repairs with genuine components on devices sold in millions.
808.
by labawi 7y ago
Making replacement parts and (free) manuals available is not pro-consumer?
809.
by labawi 7y ago
It is plausible Error 53 check is to prevent tampering with Touch ID, it may even be a design good for security, but AFAIK it tripped even if the sensor was replaced by another genuine sensor, hence the outrage.
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by labawi 7y ago
To be fair, an sqlite DB, assuming reasonable SQL practices, has a better chance of not getting corrupted than nearly any other type of mail storage you could find. Sqlite also supports online backups from command line.

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