magashna

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by magashna 7y ago
Compared to watching TV?
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by magashna 7y ago
Would be interesting to see if this pushes PH to build their own infra top to bottom
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by magashna 7y ago
/r/sysadmin did one recently
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by magashna 7y ago
It's also due to feeling fuller. Eating a diet rich in fat rather than carbs leaves you feeling full with less calories.
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by magashna 7y ago
Even if it physically works forever you can have things like "bit rot" so you should continuously backup to different medias and locations
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by magashna 7y ago
Your analogy makes no sense. Are there building fires we aren't aware of? Are there smash and grabs happening without police being notified? The last one actually does happen and it would be great to have a better way to know when and
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by magashna 7y ago
Yes, it's pushed companies to have real backups and security. Great! Before, data would just be covertly stolen and sold.
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by magashna 7y ago
It's also because every company wants their walled garden à la Apple. It's unbundled, but still bundled. Sell a movie or a season of episodes for $1-5 and no one will be able to complain about this anymore.
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by magashna 7y ago
I do both, and I'm also not sure what your tangent has to do with me.
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by magashna 7y ago
At one point I considered buying a home, but the flexibility of renting outweighed the benefits in the current economic climate, where I'm uncertain how things will go in the next few years.
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by magashna 7y ago
If it helps the homeless and is cost effective, who cares what their motivations are?
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by magashna 7y ago
Netflix showed how much content you could get for a cheap cost relative to cable. Now everyone company wants to charge the same for their meager library.
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by magashna 7y ago
Straight Edge people don't use drugs or drink, and some abstain from sex. I've also met a few that would instead get their rush from fighting non-edge people. Just like the people in the article, basing your entire personality aro
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by magashna 7y ago
I wouldn't be able to hold back laughter if I heard this. It seems like something a parody of hipsters would say. "My life is too good, I need to make it worse" but still be as self centered as possible. God forbid someone do
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by magashna 7y ago
> “I feel like I’m beating my head against the wall,” Tom Rutledge, the chief executive officer of Charter Communications Inc., said during an earnings call last month. “It’s just too easy to get the product without paying for it.” Boo h
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by magashna 7y ago
We only have a few years to bring back Sealab 2021.
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by magashna 7y ago
Curious about this as well.
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by magashna 7y ago
If not free, a fraction of what we pay now. I think it used to cost a few thousand for a degree, not the hundreds of thousands that some people have for a philosophy degree.
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by magashna 7y ago
20000 startup ideas - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21112345 Seems people found this pretty funny when it was posted >> Document software defects, using hand and horn signals.
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by magashna 7y ago
If I'm diving into buying something like a bed, I'm never looking at regular advertising. I'm trawling through forums and old message boards, looking at sites that do direct sales, reading reviews, looking at pictures, going
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by magashna 7y ago
Moving more and more away from Amazon. If I especially like a product or company, I'll see if it costs about the same to buy direct and do that. I've found that lots of companies actually have better deals on their site or offer a
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by magashna 7y ago
Certainly better than hot piss.
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by magashna 7y ago
It's how we've arrived at where we are now, and why you have all the things you take for granted. Buildings, planes, borders, they all had a human expense.
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by magashna 7y ago
Do you stare at a button when you hold it? That seems very odd. If that were true, video games wouldn't exist.
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by magashna 7y ago
But there are also the situations where some concave skulled moron manages to be so stupid, it actually costs a company like Robinhood and WSB comes out on top (see - 1R0NYMAN)
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by magashna 7y ago
Won't be that sad. They should make sure they can't be so easily exploited by the hilarious and insane dummies in WSBs.
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by magashna 7y ago
You are assuming my political leanings. I'm more conservative than you think. I'm only stating what I observe in regards to states like Kentucky and Mississippi. The people continue voting in representatives that say one thing, th
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by magashna 7y ago
Red states that vote the most against social programs are the biggest beneficiaries. It's the leech screaming "Leech!" in the mirror
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by magashna 7y ago
There needs to be a mario party of niche shooters so that you can play them for a few minutes, then switch to a different mode. Otherwise the playerbase dwindles
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by magashna 7y ago
I'm sure you don't hear about a majority of cases because they're settled out of court.

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