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by mitchty 8y ago
> If you're supporting an attacker's right to denigrate, abuse, or harass other people, you're supporting violating the victim's rights. Can you diagram how you arrived at this travesty of a logical leap? You're
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by mitchty 8y ago
Gotcha, danke schön!
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by mitchty 8y ago
As an American, can you please explain the joke here? I'm clueless as to what jokes there are against the Belgians.
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by mitchty 8y ago
> Apple probably collects more data on a per capita basis than google or facebook. Sources? That which is asserted without evidence is also dismissed without evidence. I'm not aware of apple working with credit card companies to tra
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by mitchty 8y ago
Most roofs aren’t designed to bear that kind of load would be the first problem.
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by mitchty 8y ago
Heh, its honestly not that bad of a language, and has undergone two reforms (maybe 3? I forget) since this document was created. The "awful" parts of German are in some ways its saving grace. Example: surfing is Wellenreiten, lite
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by mitchty 8y ago
Possible yes, likely, no. An example, the collision of the Milky Way with Andromeda is likely to produce no collisions of solar systems. Space is big.
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by mitchty 8y ago
> Even high-end servers today do not contain more than 1TB of physical memory. ??? I know of multiple high end servers with 1TiB+ memory footprints. What is your definition of high end? Here, have a look at HP's page if you don&#x27
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by mitchty 8y ago
Basically something like rapgenius but for papers?
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by mitchty 8y ago
Never really had an issue with it, even use it to send my details to others for contacts. Faster than handing phones around, and people then start sending me "happy birthday" texts as my contact info has that junk in it.
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by mitchty 8y ago
No more rare than any other sports car. I’ve seen more on the streets here in the middle of the country than I have seen of nissan gtrs.
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by mitchty 8y ago
Sounds like as400 bytecode maybe?
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by mitchty 8y ago
Indeed, hell, our earliest broadcasts have barely made it past the closest star systems. https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/news/a27934/galaxy-ma... If we can control the amount of energy as these broadca
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by mitchty 8y ago
You've obviously not met many C programmers. I have a new general rule: if it confuses clang-format, it probably shouldn't be a macro in the first place. The amount of time I hit that pulled out of my butt rule in daily code revie
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by mitchty 8y ago
I know many people that have iphones so they can use iMessage. Doesn't mean they don't use other apps, but imessage is pretty common around my parts and a distinct reason some people don't buy android phones.
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by mitchty 8y ago
I phrase it as its no different than exercise. You'll never get good at it if you never try. And it gets easier with time and practice, just like running a mile.
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by mitchty 8y ago
As a motorcyclist this is exactly what I do too. Its impressive how often people will telegraph a turn before they ever really turn. Managed to not get into many an accident by watching the heads and front wheels of cars. Also, look for sig
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by mitchty 8y ago
> Farmers should have farming clocks, not break everybody else's clock to align with the sun. Growing up on a farm, nobody hates DST MORE than farmers. DST was not setup for farmers, it was an energy saving device from WW1. Please s
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by mitchty 8y ago
That doesn't change the amount of energy you receive from a radio tower at all... You should be more worried about wearing sunscreen every day than the amount of energy you get from any wireless antenna. The sun puts out vastly more el
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by mitchty 8y ago
> Binary compatibility is the reason. You can't break the memory model or the instruction set unless you actually have the ability to re-compile everything that your users want to run. I fail to see how having shared speculation is
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by mitchty 8y ago
As someone that has a godfather that has an actual Bison ranch, Bison are definitely still here thankfully, and are simultaneously awe inspiring and fear inducing. That part of Dances with Wolves where they leave a trail is not inaccurate.
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by mitchty 8y ago
Your parent comment, its directed at the person you were replying to.
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by mitchty 8y ago
I think anyone discounting things like this should also explain what they would accept to change their views. Skepticism isn’t the same as denial, these attitudes of permanent ignorance remind me of the late nineties with Microsoft in the L
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by mitchty 8y ago
> Right, but our ingenuity and understanding of the physics may well not be perfect. Our understanding of gravity is pretty much the same as Newton's in how we can utilize it. We know its not perfect but that doesn't change the
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by mitchty 8y ago
Also fun is looking at all the components that have released their magic. Dave Jones has a good video on it (well series to a degree): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoeVNaz7KGc
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by mitchty 8y ago
The first hit on google is rather informative as to the terms meaning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerrymandering
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by mitchty 8y ago
Seemingly it would then be ano novo instead of ano nuevo.
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by mitchty 8y ago
Funny, I see a lot more android phones than iphones with broken screens. Probably 80/20 in favor of android.
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by mitchty 8y ago
Try using a "modern" site on a spotty 2g connection. Then realize that level of a connection is more common than you think. You never hear it elsewhere because those users just don't use your site, because they can't.
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by mitchty 8y ago
I just rsync my home directory and re-run the nix installer. Setting up my mac is a matter of letting things run overnight mostly (the rsync primarily). Then chsh to zsh and log in/out and bam, back in business. I put all my apps in ~&

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