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by mlrtime 1y ago
What threat exactly? Words?
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by mlrtime 1y ago
And that is great actually! The US can spend less money because France can spend more on defense protecting it's neighbors, win!
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Because they were never moved. What action has taken place? This is 100% anxiety.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
It's like a bunch of kids on the playground complaining about what some other kid said. What actual action has taken place? None. If you want to criticize the highest ranking member of the US executive for saying dumb things, then get
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by mlrtime 1y ago
But then this article would be buried and the gears of the internet wouldn't continue to spin. We all know at this point that rage == clicks == ad revenue.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I use it for backup internet, it's actually amazing what you can get for a couple hundred dollars upfront and $5/month. I'm WFH in a rural area so having redundant power and internet is crucial.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I think it makes sense, many don't have a choice to run Windows (Linux/Mac won't work for them for whatever reason). If MS turned on Recall without a disable (and its not hard to believe they wouldn't, onedrive), people
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Thank you for providing this tool to the community... I'm a old timer and haven't moved away from grep -R , grep -E, etc... However one thing that I find annoying with grep more recently is grepping through fs with lots of contain
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I think it is ignorance. Affluent areas in general have more variety. The ice cream shop may be a place where you can get all kinds of ingredients that you wouldn't find at other places. This is 100% true for "fine dining" a
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by mlrtime 1y ago
You're making this out to be a problem when there is none... but I get it, hating on 'rich neighborhoods' is a easy target. Basically, what is wrong with asking if someone has allergies? If you don't like it, don't
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by mlrtime 1y ago
For people that like nuance and details yes. But the point is, most people don't want that, they want to be told what to do or make a binary decision: Good or bad. FWIW I tell people that running is bad for your knees, but relative to
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Right but is simply walking better for you overall? You still get exercise without the forceful impact on knees.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Better yet swimming... but both biking and swimming require a thing, where running does not.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
The thing is, the sterile field is actually very important... for the first 3 or so months though. The immune system isn't developed enough yet and many medicines cause more harm at such a young age. However this doesn't need to c
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I looked for your quote "We don't want diversity initiatives unless they benefit the white American and conservative thought." but couldn't find it anywhere.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I find it surprising that every time endowments come up, there are replies stating it can only be used in very specific tasks. As if they are written in stone and can never change, ever. Or the new money that comes in can't be used for
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by mlrtime 1y ago
So some speech is freer than others? Is there any case where you are required to use a form of speech otherwise be punished?
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Where are the list of universal moral facts? Let's just exclude the easy ones for now (Murder/Rape/Steal).
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by mlrtime 1y ago
It's a little easier when you have ~$25 Billion in endowments and unknown other areas of to tap into when money is needed.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I see you replied twice attempting to manipulate me by questioning my 'manhood'... twice! These transparent forms of manipulation don't work the way you think they should. I'm not sure what you think will happen. The onl
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by mlrtime 1y ago
I don't understand, peacetime?
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by mlrtime 1y ago
When these major issues come up, all they have is symptoms and not causes. Maybe not until the dynamo oncall comes on and says its down, then everyone knows at least the reason for their teams outage. The scale here is so large they don&#x2
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by mlrtime 1y ago
But how are you going to web scale it!? /s
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by mlrtime 1y ago
That is not the same as mandating AWS, it just means certain levels of redundancy. There are no requirements to be in the cloud.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
Dynamo had a outage last year if I recall correctly.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
>Yes it does happen but very rarely to the tune of a few hours every 5-10 years. It is rare, but it happens at LEAST 2-3x a year. AWS us-east-1 has a major incident affecting multiple services (that affect most downstream aws services)
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by mlrtime 1y ago
We all read it.. AWS not coming back up is your point on nat having a backup plan? You might as well say the entire NY + DC metro losses power and "never comes back up" What is the plan around that? The person replying is correct,
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by mlrtime 1y ago
FWIW: Porsche depreciates just like any other car EXCEPT the 911 (and other GT variants) which is a rare outlier. But your point stands.
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by mlrtime 1y ago
>obliterating the American democratic political system What I think is absurd is people keep writing these things as if they are facts, when a majority of this country doesn't agree. And any amount of anecdotal or skewed headlines
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by mlrtime 1y ago
That is a radical way of thinking, nobody I know IRL talks or thinks this way. The idea that you have to support everything that some group says or you are out is complete BS. I've seen this over and over again, it's similar to &

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