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by lagadu 8y ago
Ohh something related to my area! I work with security/data management and often I get to have access to client organizations for a variety of reasons; most of our clients are banks, pharmaceuticals and pension funds, among others. &qu
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by lagadu 8y ago
Aren't psylocybin mushrooms (ie. magic mushrooms) considered schedule I in the US as well? You can find those in most forests.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Unless by "decent programmer" you mean a non-human programmer, he's right. This might be shocking to a flawless supercomputer AI such as yourself but humans make mistakes.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> should run at the exact specs of your average consumer. Kinda expensive, having a set of multiple dedicated servers (or VMs) running on God knows how many dozen cores and hundreds of gb of ram just to run the tests that my laptop runs
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by lagadu 8y ago
Why would Switzerland effectively offer a negative incentive towards people holding conferences there? Are you advocating that they should make attending climate conferences become more expensive and harder to attend?
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by lagadu 8y ago
It's very funny laughing at them but the alternative for most people would likely have been not attending because they wouldn't be bothered to make the trip by other means (I know I probably wouldn't unless I had a direct fli
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by lagadu 8y ago
Know SQL and know how data flows in the system which is a fancy way of saying "know the data model that you're working with".
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by lagadu 8y ago
Either what they have is enough for a conviction or it's not. If it is, then there's no need to actually get access to it, if it's not then it might as well not exist.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Games done quick marathon is going on right now[0]; for some of the games they do some pretty extreme RNG or memory manipulation (particularly on older NES and SNES games) that is very interesting to watch. It's worth checking it out.
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by lagadu 8y ago
If he wanted to go that far, he should've taken a train. I realize that the point of this was to test it out but he is flat-out ignoring that extremely few people here do trips over 200km over once a year, so there's no demand for
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by lagadu 8y ago
BG2 original (aka "Baldur's gate 2 complete") is included as part of BG2 enhanced edition on GOG, check the description :) I too prefer the original versions, particularly because there's a mod called Baldur's gate
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by lagadu 8y ago
Bravo, sir.
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by lagadu 8y ago
That (and watching video) requires significantly higher resolutions than the Rift provides, even 4k isn't enough.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Yay, yet another decentralized (except not really because lolpayments) and (semi)trustless implementation of something that has no need for decentralization or trustlessness!
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by lagadu 8y ago
What's there to resolve if it works perfectly fine as it is?
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by lagadu 8y ago
Just return him if you're unhappy with your purchase.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Market research, in this particular case adoption rate, also indicates that people love giving all their privacy away to google.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Why? The argument stands on its own legs, how is the commenter's post history relevant?
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by lagadu 8y ago
The way you see eastern work culture is pretty much how Europeans see US culture.
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by lagadu 8y ago
LG is keeping the minijack too for now, unlike Samsung, whose rumours indicate that are dropping it next year.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> The only thing I can come up with is to allow a “thinner” design. The thinnest iPhone ever was the 6s, which had a headphone jack so that doesn't hold water. The only justification that I know that works out is that by removing th
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by lagadu 8y ago
So Apple is effectively holding you hostage.
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by lagadu 8y ago
As someone who also EXCLUSIVELY buys phones with minijacks I'd say that they're definitely losing, considering that the brands that carry them right now seem to only be Samsung (rumored to drop them next year) and LG. Currently I
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by lagadu 8y ago
That would definitely be cool, we see them fairly often in modern scifi films/shows too nowadays.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Can't be thinness because the thinnest iphone ever is the 6s, which has a headphone jack and it can't be waterproofing because android makers seem to do waterproof phones with jacks just fine some of them even thinner than iphones
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by lagadu 8y ago
I take it you only use one set of headphones and that you only ever connect them to the phone?
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by lagadu 8y ago
Exactly one year ago btc price was heading to the moon.
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by lagadu 8y ago
So a well specced but not top-end personal computer in 1983 costs about the same as a simililarly specced computer today and the same as high end phone that effectively replaces computers for many people? It's kind of underwhelming.
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by lagadu 8y ago
The cookies dialogs have nothing to do with GDPR.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> I also think no one would object to Saudi sheikhs if they were to immigrate. Considering the amount of distaste for anything Saudi in most people I see across several countries around here I very much dispute that.

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