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by lvs 5y ago
Have you heard of books?
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by lvs 5y ago
Can you point me toward some references on the sky being blue and water wet? I just need a starting point for my research. Genuinely interested.
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by lvs 5y ago
You need independent motors to run all those things after you removed the belts. You don't save any mechanical complication that way. Those components are now just electrically-driven from their own motors rather than mechanically driv
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by lvs 5y ago
Would you be able to waste your own time googling the obvious instead?
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by lvs 5y ago
What's clickbait about it? When the public is sold on carbon capture by the fossil fuel industry, they're given to believe it's a net negative technology. You can argue that it is self-deception, but there is still a deceptio
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by lvs 5y ago
It's a massive government subsidy for fossil fuel demand. That's not helping anything.
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by lvs 5y ago
This is not a research effort. It's a scam.
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by lvs 5y ago
No it is nothing. It has concocted a way to launder fossil fuel demand through another product stream.
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by lvs 5y ago
This appears to be very much on purpose.
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by lvs 5y ago
> there is no revenue for a digital currency. These debates get rehashed ad nauseum, but of course the same could be said of the USD, GBP, etc.. Currencies are exchanged to meet debt, contract, or tax obligations denominated in a particu
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by lvs 5y ago
I've used Windows on at least one machine since 3.1, and the turn they made in anti-user dark patterns going from 7 to 10 was the end for me. They want me to relinquish the idea that the OS is something I own and control for myself. An
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by lvs 5y ago
In reading over this, I honestly became more worried about the prospect of this company building nuclear reactors than before I read it. This is not a professional response that breeds confidence. It is... petulant.
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by lvs 5y ago
You're misreading the claim. It's not that they have not given any approvals, it's that those reactors did not go on to reach operating status. That means these are more likely to be business problems, not regulator problems.
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by lvs 5y ago
ITT: lots of people who have promoted one trivial web technology or another who feel personally attacked by the post.
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by lvs 5y ago
Tedious.
46.
by lvs 5y ago
Oh give it a rest.
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by lvs 5y ago
What about that linked discussion made you scared?
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by lvs 5y ago
Has anyone deeply audited the security features you mentioned?
49.
by lvs 5y ago
I think there's currently a pilot shortage, and that leads to scary thoughts...
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by lvs 5y ago
Yes. And it particularly may confer federal jurisdiction to a state crime.
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by lvs 5y ago
Hm, maybe you're from a country where this status claim makes more sense, but where I'm from the Camry, Corolla, Prius, etc. were never seen as anything but dull run-of-the-mill middle class cars. I'd have never considered a
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by lvs 5y ago
I look forward to this consumer exploitation extending further into the home. Door knob as a service, anyone? Or how about an oven that only tells you what temperature it's reached by remote subscription service?
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by lvs 5y ago
(S)he's just saying that Amazon's claims about their business practices can't be audited by anyone and are therefore unenforceable except by lawsuit on a timescale of years.
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by lvs 5y ago
The idea that a car would automatically download an update that changes how something on the car works is insanity. I'm not buying a car with that "feature."
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by lvs 5y ago
No, your analogy is wrong. You have a million monkeys with a million typewriters. Vaccination just reproduces the things that look like books.
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by lvs 5y ago
There's no reason why a 911 call should not become the top priority of the operating system when triggered by user interaction. Failover through all available radios. The OS should not take no for an answer when trying to get out a 911
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by lvs 5y ago
Can you imagine how many millions... perhaps billions of phones will never see this update? Regulators have to take action on this.
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by lvs 5y ago
They're particularly not capable of fixing the problems on the enormous mass of Android phones that are no longer receiving any updates and in many cases, due to manufacturer/carrier disinterest, never were.
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by lvs 5y ago
Delete cookies
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by lvs 5y ago
Your second paragraph is premature. There isn't enough history yet to compare them fairly.

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