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> I'm for vouchers because I don't think I should have to pay with my taxes for religious indoctrination masquerading as public education. are you missing a NOT in there? as in `I'm NOT for vouchers because I don't t
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> Candidate disclosed that runtime complexity was 'irrelevant as he had 3YOE in a random web shop' and that we should 'use real technology like NuxtJs' In my defense, I was more respectful than that. Also, the "
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> Not a problem for free software, just update the old code if stuff breaks ;) I know one qa team at Google had the slogan "if it isn't broken, you aren't working hard enough" but they are the qa team. It is their job
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one word: residuals imagine if you could pay tom cruise, before he became tom cruise for one day's work for his likeness and now you have non-retractable blah blah license to use this likeness in perpetuity. tom cruise asks for a pay
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3y ago
> But I strongly disagree with your distaste for the FCC’s reverse auctions of spectrum. Wireless Spectrum is a limited public resource and an auction is a much better way to allocate it than to have those same companies instead hire lob
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> I had to re-skim the article a few times before realizing they're talking about "dev tools" not DevTools (i.e. page inspector). I've seen webpages advertise (usually job openings) on DevTools before, now I wonder h
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3y ago
I think this is one of those things where we should open it up (with limits, I’m not saying we should allow 10kW base stations or something obscene like that) and see what innovation we usher in? I’m guessing it will be good enough out in t
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> Switched symmetric GB fiber provider for $65/mo and pay for streaming TV during the NHL season. Good, everyone who is able to switch away from cable should switch away from cable. Signed, a time warner spectrum hostage
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> then just kill TV broadcasting and repurpose this spectrum for mobile (cellular) use I would much rather prefer it become an unlicensed spectrum. I absolutely abhor the idea that spectrum goes to the highest bidder in our current reg
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That is my understanding as well. It is like faulting “Chinese manufacturing” when they actually mean bottom of the barrel cheapest option. I mean the Chinese manufacturers build everything from Xboxes and iPhones to fly by night knock offs
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3y ago
I thought it was just me because my profile folder is now ~100GB. Are you able to reproduce this even with a new installation and new email account with no emails?
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It is so easy to forget how things used to be terrible before. Like an email chain that keeps adding Re in the subject line > Re: RE: Re: Re: Re: RE: Re:
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I was going to say I don't see it but then I opened inspect tool and sure enough it is all there. <span class="commtext c00">The period at the end of this sentence is followed by six spaces. I bet we won'
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3y ago
Am I the only one who is amazed by this technology? > Please don't upload photos containing offensive content. Uploads that may contain such images will be rejected automatically. > Non-photographic and low-quality images require
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> Wouldn't that source only need to be available to those who purchase the paid version? Yes but I am trying to see if there is a better solution to the red hat freeloader problem. To spell it out, What is to stop Oracle (doesn&#x
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> I assume Microsoft SQL? Yes! Especially if your application is legacy/old and requires Windows anyway. I used to think why people would do that when you can dockerize SQL Server and just use Debian or Fedora or whatever but I onc
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> Are there really 20-30% of cloud workloads not on Linux? > What do they do? Who uses them? I don't know about the percentages but there is at least one b2b e-commerce website application thing with the latest version built with
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3y ago
Congratulations to the fairphone team on shipping. I have two questions though. 1. Bands: does it have all the bands for GSM carriers in the US? CDMA? 2. Can you use this phone powered solely by the charger with the battery removed? With a
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> What's the fastest way to gain 10M users? > Start with 2.35B users. I mean it is funny but I don't recall seeing anything on Instagram about threads. iirc, the first time I read about threads was on techmeme a few days ago
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3y ago
Personally, my biggest qualm is the spicy pillow syndrome. Spicy pillow means the battery swells up so it is no longer safe to connect to power unattended (to say the least). I tried using nexus 4, then nexus 5 phone as a ip webcam, always
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I got a locked iPhone SE 2020 from a prepaid carrier and never inserted the SIM card. It cost me under USD 200 including the one month of service but I just wanted to use this device on WiFi. I can now leave all banking apps out of my xiaom
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I want to add one more thing here that I feel most comments are missing: typo squatting. For example, the Microsoft IDE for dotnet is Visual Studio. You can get it by googling visual studio or you can go to visualstudio.com which redirects
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> Does this look fair? No, but because we should end means testing completely. I thought NHS meant you didn't have to do all the things we have to do here in the US. A few years ago, I had to do an annual wellness exam so I could ke
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Sorry, I didn't mean it that way. I have older parents who can walk short distances but I'd rather they have the choice to use a wheelchair at an airport. In general, no testing. Unless some people are being jackasses and doing so
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I said, no. A wheelchair is not a vehicle. In my opinion, the wheelchair is an extension of the person, and not a separate object as long as it is being used by someone who needs it.
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> It can get copy-pasted elsewhere. I have no experience working with a monorepo but I've read Google has "an army" of people maintaining the monorepo. I would have imagined with enough support like this, you wouldn'
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>> Chinese will joke about how they get chips and other secret tech from shell companies in us. They will also joke about how they secretly sell drugs to America to make them useless and make society unstable. > If they’re useless,
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I think this case is the prime example why lying to a federal agent ought to not be a crime at all. Why should I go to prison and have a felony if Michael Flynn doesn’t have to? If I have to go to prison, so does Michael Flynn.
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> 0.0.0.0 did you mean 1.1.1.1? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.0.0.0
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I recently started using a free postgresql database service provider and within a few months they folded and got acquired/hired by some bigger company and sunset the entire product with a short notice (it was on the front page of HN).
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