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by mitchty 9y ago
I pay about $110/month for 105, so... a lot.
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by mitchty 9y ago
You'll be rewriting history via filter-branch, e.g. everyone would need to do the same for the clone and be sure not to push up the old history: https://help.github.com/articles/removing-files-from-a-repos...
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by mitchty 9y ago
It isn't self referential though. Lets diagram a little, as only a surface level of contemplation could arrive at that viewpoint. Possible sets of people: - sith - non sith Known attributes sith have: - deals in absolutes Presumption o
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by mitchty 9y ago
Its just a False Dilemma. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_dilemma More an artifact of our language and people wanting to condense/compress ideas down too far.
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by mitchty 9y ago
In winter, 60 generally.
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by mitchty 9y ago
As a midwesterner that has ran in -30(F/C doesn't matter at that point), tourist. >.<
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by mitchty 9y ago
I have an nvidia shield and have the amazon prime app, it works fine, though it took a while to get 4k support. So there is at least an amazon video app on android in general, if it can't be on the google store I don't know.
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by mitchty 9y ago
> And thus they lock themselves into the lowest common denominator as they target smaller systems. This is ridiculous. OpenBSD looks like performance art, literal security theater. Those lowest common denominator systems tend to find bug
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by mitchty 9y ago
Its probably just nscd that is caching dns requests on debian not glibc. Though I thought nscd dns ttl caching was broken there. I could be wrong. Musl libc's dns strategy should actually be faster than glibc when its used. https:&#x2
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by mitchty 9y ago
Sure, just curious that the videos would be monetized after the first few days. From what I've heard the first few days of a video basically makes/breaks a lot of videos as far as monetization goes.
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by mitchty 9y ago
I'd bet this behavior is their algorithm "working as intended". Aka, advertisers saying they don't want to waste ad spend on worthless programming videos. So they get demonetized for the first few days to reduce the impa
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by mitchty 9y ago
Its a stupid stance, and rather easy to refute. Good reasons for Taylor not to say anything: she doesn't want to. Nobody complains about my stance of not talking about unicorns as being pro unicorn. Complaining about Taylor Swift not t
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by mitchty 9y ago
Yep, you can do the same with iOS too with allowing contacts to get through. I turn off all notifications entirely is my first tip, at least to not be on the home screen. I have to actively want to look at notifications, push notifications
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by mitchty 9y ago
Fair enough, but even in context it was rather unclear at first read.
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by mitchty 9y ago
Most podcasts tend to take too long anyway. Like lets say ATP for example, great show, but listening at normal speed instead of 2x with silence removal on overcast is honestly the most effective way I know of to get through all my podcasts
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by mitchty 9y ago
> Did you read either comment? Yes I did, your comment would have been improved with specificity in the first place.
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by mitchty 9y ago
Everything we do depends on sensors, our eyes, ears, nose, etc... they are all sensors. I can't imagine not depending upon them, nor how to design something without a way to sense to be able to move through the world. What viable alter
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by mitchty 9y ago
Indeed, I doubt any gecko understands the Van der Vaals forces that enable them to stick to walls, but they use it all the same.
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by mitchty 9y ago
> why isn't this a viable business model? If I find any site doing this, I'm going to throw it into my local dns resolver to point to 127.0.0.1 faster than I can script it. Why? Because when I'm on battery and any site dec
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by mitchty 9y ago
Exactly, we're weird only in that we can only detect weird planetary systems right now. The super earths, super Jupiter type systems are so common if only because that is where our light detection is best right now. Until we start gett
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by mitchty 9y ago
I've been digging the Frontiers Saga. http://www.frontierssaga.com Too many of the books/episodes had me going: well i can start reading the first chapter of the next book and it'll be fine at 1am.
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by mitchty 9y ago
The later seasons explained things a bit more if I remember correctly. There was more to it than what was in the first season.
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by mitchty 9y ago
No, it is not a boards fiduciary duty to maximize profits at the expense of all else for stockholders. This is a myth. There is no legal basis for this claim. https://hbr.org/2010/04/the-myth-of-shareholder-capital
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by mitchty 9y ago
Probably in reference to another faceted plane that basically was aerodynamically unstable, the F-117. Which was called the hopeless diamond.
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by mitchty 9y ago
I thought caps are generally the first thing you look at for any failing/failed electronics? Least I tend to, its pretty easy to spot bulges in electrolytic caps and pop em off then have things magically work again.
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by mitchty 9y ago
You could argue rights as being in the welfare category. But in all reality this centers on first agreeing to basic definitions of terms. Words do have meanings, but the most frustrating thing about our "post truth" world is every
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by mitchty 9y ago
Good to know i'm in good company then. :)
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by mitchty 9y ago
I think... its real, go to their blog page and they describe how to put nio into a rpi. https://niolabs.com/blog/baking-nio-into-a-raspberry-pi/
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by mitchty 9y ago
I tend to ignore 99% of the clever haskell stuff and get by just fine in Haskell. I keep learning about stuff like GADTs and whatnot, but they're more like the top of the tool drawer special tools than the ones you break out every day.
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by mitchty 9y ago
Presumably its not a lithium ion battery that could have been (ab)used that just randomly happens to be in an airplane. Purpose built batteries versus a general purpose battery that could have been engineered to different tolerances are a b

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