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by lb0 5y ago
> Whether you agree about the relative scale of cold and heat deaths doesn't matter. > Are you arguing that lives lost due to warmer temperatures matter, but lives saved by warmer temperatures don't? I'm arguing that th
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by lb0 5y ago
> With more cold deaths currently than heat deaths I disagree even to that. Any numbers for that statement, at least rough dimensions? And, given world average rising a few more °C, and we get a similar extreme weather condition persisti
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by lb0 5y ago
Without bound, exactly. OP cannot be serious or this is deep sarcasm, or another form of climate denial? Sure, you can die of cold, and given technology at some level it becomes really too cold for reasonable habitability, but that is quite
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by lb0 5y ago
Isn't that what this story is about? It likely wasn't like this before, but they fired people until one became the critical individual...why blame him?
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by lb0 5y ago
Not species-appropriate usually without enough roaming space and a lake .. so not for everyone :( Btw, did I see the robot harvesting in the end? Everything else is fine, but at least this don't take away from me! :>
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by lb0 6y ago
Sold when I read tiling, yay.. maybe finally at some point I get rid of xmonad, which I loved to play with but do not understand anymore (nothing to complain, has been stable for years even across Ubuntu versions .. but also never touched t
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by lb0 7y ago
https://twitter.com/nathanlawkc/status/1243889673207832577?s...
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by lb0 7y ago
Not true, because there will be enough "test groups" due to this thinking already (and I believe now even the last one realized that this will now go everyhwere). China locked down around ~400 known infections, in terms of spread
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by lb0 7y ago
Wait, what, just right? First we laughed at China, downplayed it, now we ignore them again? (And if not China, why not look more at Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, there seem to be ways to keep the load for the health system reasonable enough .
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by lb0 7y ago
That is just amazing, - passwords in plaintext, check - deliver that list without protection, check - put a hint to this route into the landing page, check Wow!
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by lb0 7y ago
Seeing projects that are neither fun- nor money-driven (though both are valid motivations and doesn't exclude this) but some guys really trying to improve a tiny bit on this world makes me sentimental lately.
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by lb0 7y ago
Yep. Maybe not true, but also sounds too much for me like object-orientation is the saviour to all structural problems, and by just using it all these issues will go away. No, that is not the case, practice taught us now for years it can ev
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by lb0 7y ago
I don't get all this posts defending the (and I want to fully repeat the articles original wording) STUPID behavior of these people. Yes agreed, if it really didn't delay no blame for causing any loss of life no blame should have
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by lb0 13y ago
Wow, they detect the DDoS, but instead of blocking this they take off the servers?? Sounds ingenious.. Or are they unable to properly detect a DDoS and would also take off a server that hosts a web page mentioned on Hacker News? How do othe
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by lb0 13y ago
I don't agree with Microsoft.. but i also don't agree with statements like "Just NO NO AND NO...I want to be able to place my windows where I want...I know better than the OS how and where I want my windows" and "Wr