misnome

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1. 1231.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   Why on earth have they done: > Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Rather than just > Copyright (c) 2001-2017
2. 1232.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   I don't think we're at the state where people are trying to run simulations of quantum computing, on quantum computers.
3. 1233.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   Thank you. I hate the web interface because of this, and don't know it was an option.
4. 1234.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   I've read a couple of articles, and as I understand it a missile veered off course. During a test. Which is kind of the point of a test. Oh, except apparently it 'veered' towards the US. And this was before the vote to renew,
5. 1235.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   So; I was going to wait until Monday, but have just read a whole load of statements by Trump that the first day literally means the first day. So where is the UK trade deal?
6. 1236.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   > Raising millions is not a reward. They get paid for the X years it takes their startup to crash, probably quite well. Afterwards, they are considered an "Experienced entrepreneur" and thus more likely to get their foot in the
7. 1237.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   Then why is this necessary - why isn't it just: all: go build
8. 1238.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   And the windows 10 anniversary update literally caused my computer to freeze for up to 30 seconds every time I tried to interact with the task bar. These things happen with all companies.
9. 1239.▲
   by misnome 10y ago

   No, but any Brexit discussion is always rife with huge denials and lies. So when one of the first comments on a report of an actual, verifiable consequence is implying that "This has nothing to do with Brexit and is just lying about it
10. 1240.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    > Where you get me arguing about the massive drop in the pound I don't know? Because, Apple has changed it's prices because of the drop in the pound? The pound dropped because of Brexit. You said that Brexit wasn't t
11. 1241.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    > If that is so go to the courts They did. The court sided against the government. They appealed to the supreme court, whom we are currently awaiting a judgement from.
12. 1242.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Almost as though we don't directly get to elect the people who administer the whole thing. Sounds a bit like the EU, but we all know[1] how that's a completely different out-of-control unelected bureaucracy[2]. [1] Have been told
13. 1243.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Different countries change over time for different reasons, and Apple tends to change them in bulk. Are you arguing that the massive drop in the pound isn't due to Brexit? As far as I'm aware even the most rabid Farage-fanciers
14. 1244.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Source? Everything I can find says that it is still rising, including several newspaper articles late 2016, but the only data I can find runs up to 2015, including the automatic google-chart: https://www.google.co.uk/publicd
15. 1245.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    And, in fact, the talk the past few days from Phillip Hammond/the leaks is that there will be a collapse in the economy ("short term" is a euphemism that can cover just about anything. Short term, the sun will expand and me
16. 1246.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Really? Exactly when was that the case? I know that dollars = pounds/euros is usually how it works, but the disparity is never quite as large when you consider both the currency valuations and the fact that the price never includes tax
17. 1247.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    > Taxes go up, but they go up less than health insurance premiums would. Remove insurance companies as an industry. From the international perspective, I get the impression that Americans are against this because then you are "payi
18. 1248.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    So basically, your argument is to do nothing to help anybody unless you have a magical fix-everything-in-one-go plan? Good luck trying to get political support for anything that hurts the insurance companies.
19. 1249.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    "Pro Business" means, "Pro-me" which means, "Pro to the businesses that bribe^H^H^H^H^Hlobby me.
20. 1250.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    This isn't fake news.
21. 1251.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    But you'll still end up with a dead Salmon.
22. 1252.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    No, science is about disproving things. You come up with experiments to test if method a or b are wrong. The more experiments that fail to disprove a theory, the stronger the evidence for that theory is - and any new theory has to Either ma
23. 1253.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    What part of "Array notation in C is a lie".... (End of article "p.s. It isn't") isn't an exact example of clickbait?
24. 1254.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Can't we put it at the start of 2017, instead?
25. 1255.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Why on earth is 'tomorrow' just +24 (local) hours. I'd expect it to be the next calendar date.
26. 1256.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Where "Dark" literally means: does not interact in any way with light
27. 1257.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    Easy: "I can breath and drink water just fine, so why do you hate progress?"
28. 1258.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    What do you suggest instead?
29. 1259.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    It's not as though they are manufacturing these for anybody else to use.
30. 1260.▲
    by misnome 10y ago

    If the app is functional and actually useful... which seemed to be the case when the whole furore came up, I'm not sure what past activity/scamming of apple reviews has to do with anything. He got taken off the app store for those