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mavhc
4y ago
So this part? Profile Information. You may provide us with profile information such as your e-mail address, username, a profile image, and password when you create an account, or when you edit your account information. You may also provide
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mavhc
4y ago
Can't say I've ever seen a non techy person do that
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mavhc
4y ago
Why did you let it talk to the public facing internet?
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mavhc
4y ago
It says it plays DVD images, but no details on how/how well
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mavhc
4y ago
Which parts specifically?
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mavhc
4y ago
No it's not, no one not running a shared cloud service cares about such things. Why doesn't Microsoft explain exactly why they require new CPUs, what in TPM 2.0 they're using that's not in 1.2, etc.
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mavhc
4y ago
Yep, now with touch screens it's even more hidden
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mavhc
4y ago
overlay2 or fuse-overlayfs?
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mavhc
4y ago
Yep, shipped by rail, so that jobs were more evenly distributed, and thus cost twice as much, worked half as well, and killed way more people
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mavhc
4y ago
So you have a grand universal theory about dating apps, but have never talked to any women about their experiences with them?
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mavhc
4y ago
Why aren't more of them using Common Crawl? Is it flawed?
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mavhc
4y ago
The real question is why they had o-rings. Because it was built in parts. Why was it built in parts? Because it was built in Utah.
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mavhc
4y ago
How many tonnes of stuff will it take to be self sustaining? 1 million was estimated, which would cost $100 billion
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mavhc
4y ago
If you're really hungry, don't bite the hand that feeds you. If they're evil then plan ahead. If you have a full pantry, go ahead and bite. Or live somewhere where you get free food.
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mavhc
4y ago
The problem isn't this one person though, it's Spotify itself, it has grown large enough to need multiple managers, but no one is managing them
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mavhc
4y ago
Going to Mars is easy compared to Fusion, just requires, say, $100 billion. It's been possible but too expensive for decades, the idea of Starship is to make it cheaper. Then it's just a logistics problem. Plus whoever founds the
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mavhc
4y ago
If your ability to stay alive depending on you keeping your job you wouldn't go around signing public letters. Did he attempt to supress the letter? Freedom of speech != freedom from action
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mavhc
4y ago
The point is to do both, acknowledging that certain people have inherent (dis)advantages, and that established perspectives are usually the perspective of the establishment, which isn't representative of the whole
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mavhc
4y ago
Not having to manage a tiny 2MB email quota changed everything about email. Also 10x better web client than anything else that was free. There's a reason people were selling invites after all.
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mavhc
4y ago
In the 70s/80s/90s your software didn't change every day. Google started with xmpp with Talk, but it didn't evolve fast enough to add new features. In Talk days I had to dismiss notifications from every device, even thou
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mavhc
4y ago
That's because they have services that revolutionized whole industries instead, Search, Gmail, Youtube
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mavhc
4y ago
In which case let the employees decide what to spend things on
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mavhc
4y ago
Aren't the files still on the computers that Dropbox synced to? Deleting files from Dropbox's servers, that's fine, deleting files from my computer that I uploaded to Dropbox, that's bad.
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mavhc
4y ago
Everyone else in the company went along with it
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mavhc
4y ago
Just give me money so I can spend it how I want to, free perks at work aren't actually free
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mavhc
4y ago
Can we spend the spare day going to school to learn about all the new stuff since we left school, or stuff we've forgotten?
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mavhc
4y ago
Because your cloud data is secured by your email address in 99% of cases
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mavhc
4y ago
And as well as not trusting that video of someone is really that person, I choose to live far away from places where anyone can get a gun
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mavhc
4y ago
It's not that it's ripping off the ideas, it's that that's what it's supposed to be doing. I watched the entire first season waiting for the bit when it got good, nothing happened. If you want to take reference to o
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mavhc
4y ago
We don't even need to know their names for starters, we can retroactively edit credits once they become adults now. Fan is short for fanatic after all. Should there be a right to be forgotten for all children by default?
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