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msie
5y ago
At least in Britain, if there are separate taps for hot and cold, you shouldn't trust drinking from the hot tap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfHgUu_8KgA
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msie
5y ago
England has a binge-drinking problem anyways. But better dead than drunk, amiright MrFusion?
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msie
5y ago
Can’t read this opinion piece behind paywall but I’ll probably disagree.
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msie
5y ago
Words coming from an spoiled child who knows nothing about real tyranny. Take a look at other countries where people are truly oppressed.
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msie
5y ago
House prices were soaring in Canada during the pandemic and the media couldn’t blame foreigners for once because of travel restrictions. Also the news reported on the rise of anti-asian racism. They should look in the mirror for blaming hi
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msie
5y ago
Cops in the US can effectively stop you w/o evidence.
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msie
5y ago
Yes
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msie
5y ago
Yes. It's a PC with lots of ports. They showed it connected to a large desktop display.
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msie
5y ago
Probably not. You can load anything through the SD card slot. Just create software and load it through there or the many USB ports it has! They are saying you can even overwrite the OS so they are not restricting you.
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msie
5y ago
It will be easy enough to hack it to add your own storage. Probably just a screwdriver is needed and you insert your own NVME drive. Everything is standard hw.
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msie
5y ago
You probably can. Everything seems standard hw and they are touting the ability to add anything to it and even replace the OS. It won't be locked down like Apple's hw.
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msie
5y ago
You'll probably be able to hack it and add your own NVME drive. Everything is standard and won't be locked down like Apple's hardware.
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msie
5y ago
Exactly! Only one hardware configuration makes it easy to program for and test. This will be way more successful than the confusing array of Steam Machines.
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msie
5y ago
This is great because there is only one platform to program for. The previous Steam Console was a big failure because it had so many different hardware configurations. This could be awesome!!!
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msie
5y ago
Reminds me of the article I read yesterday about the importance of drills: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27735292
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msie
5y ago
Using memes in a lecture is risky, but was the women's representative herself outraged or outraged on behalf of the students?
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msie
5y ago
Don't forget that Facebook and Google steal all sorts of information about you too.
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msie
5y ago
Good to hear all the opinions. I'm an Elixir newbie and I appreciate them.
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msie
5y ago
Lots of good points. I gotta blame my Elixir tutorial (Dave Thomas) for some bad habits: over-reliance on pipes and pattern-matching in function args. He hates if-then in a function. He would take an if-then in a function and split both cla
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msie
5y ago
Maybe some time in the past the Republican party had principles but now Republican state legislatures overriding municipal mandates and that of health experts is hypocritical. The Republicans would rail against the Federal Govt overstepping
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msie
5y ago
Heh, i thought this was about the struggle to find happiness in your life and career.
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msie
5y ago
Some say it couldn’t have been designed: https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-not-human-made-in-la...
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msie
5y ago
So your colleague submitted their paper before the other paper was posted to arXiv and yet it was still rejected? Crazy!
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msie
5y ago
I agree. I was trying to learn Phoenix but had a hard time with the DSL because it was so non-functional in appearance.
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msie
5y ago
Why doesn’t the founder save us all the trouble and reveal the name of their company? That way those Apple employees won’t waste their time applying there?
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msie
5y ago
I'm sure other nations discussed it as well.
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msie
5y ago
A 6-year-old paper is hardly a smoking gun. By the same standards any security expert talking about biological weapons should be scrutinized. Oh yeah, they are promoting a book. And it’s News Corp so fake news.
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msie
5y ago
Looks like he's got a case. I don't know what YouTube is thinking. It's him in the video that was stolen by the other YouTuber.
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msie
6y ago
This guy seems to have pinpointed the problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyMCoQmsv-I The problem is unoptimized apps running on Rosetta2.
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msie
6y ago
This guy seems to have pinpointed the problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyMCoQmsv-I The problem is unoptimized apps running on Rosetta2.
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