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namlem
2y ago
I think possession of lockpicks is illegal in NYC as well. Though I doubt they're enforcing that rn
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namlem
3y ago
Technically they are being charged with misuse of public funds, not embezzlement, as they didn't steal the funds.
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namlem
3y ago
AWS didn't steal the technology. They re-invented it in a way that was similar to a patented technology. Imo this is a failure of the patent system. AWS should not have to pay anything in an ideal system.
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namlem
3y ago
Yeah all that discussion is now on non-searchable, ephemeral private discord servers
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namlem
3y ago
I've had my Pantum laser printer since 2015 that I paid $45 for an have never had issues with. Though fwiw I don't print much so it hasn't had much wear.
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namlem
3y ago
Nominative determinism strikes again
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3y ago
I believe technically the copies themselves are not illegal, but the process by which DRM is circumvented is illegal.
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3y ago
Non-opiois drugs should generally be legal imo. Opioids specifically are tricky.
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namlem
3y ago
Yes exactly. If Apple allowed users to download alternative app stores or directly install apps, none of this would be a problem.
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3y ago
Hopefully Prospera wins and the socialist president loses. Honduras would benefit from more foreign investment. She's not doing her people any favors.
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3y ago
The name of the game is don't get caught
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3y ago
Even if the ballot is pen and paper, you still need machines to count them. Hand counting just isn't practical.
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3y ago
Imo the far greater potential is in the oceans. There are vast stretches of barren wasteland with low oxygen and low nutrients in the oceans. We could deliver those ingredients for life artifically.
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3y ago
I would have boo'd him too.
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3y ago
The resources are there for us to consume
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namlem
3y ago
Gentrification didn't kill it, overly restrictive planning rules did
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3y ago
I disagree. I think this is going to empower creatives like never before. Filmmaking currently takes a huge amount of time and money. Countless would be filmmakers are relegated to making 30 second tiktoks because that's all they can a
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3y ago
The book I read was Revelations by Erik Hoel. It was a mystery novel about consciousness researchers. But Hoel is a literature nerd as well and so wrote it in that style. Would perhaps come off as pretentious if not for the good execution.
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3y ago
You can just read literature. Academic literary analysis has always been a grift imo. Just completely useless nonsense. Doesn't mean that literature isn't enjoyable. I recently read a book that would count as literary fiction (as
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3y ago
Yeah exactly. AMD has other markets to compete in. Their desktop, laptop, and handheld offerings are incredible right now. I assume they are also going to replace Nvidia for the Switch 2.
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3y ago
Sure but they screened this for test audiences and it did well apparently.
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3y ago
That's a different type of accelerationism.
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3y ago
Yeah but how has the consumer surplus changed? Are people paying a higher percentage of their income for housing?
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3y ago
Couldn't they just hire a company to do the testing out of their own pocket? It wouldn't be that expensive.
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3y ago
Store brands have also gotten better in terms of quality.
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3y ago
Were Neanderthals more genetically different from typical Homo sapiens than modern day pygmy peoples? Iirc, Khosians also diverged genetically from other regional peoples.
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3y ago
Their ratio was about the same as homo sapiens. It's not clear that they were less intelligent, they seem to have had a similar degree of intelligence based on findings from caves in Spain.
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3y ago
I think preference ultimately depends on the shape of your head. It's nice that they included both for that reason.
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3y ago
It gave Zuck more time to build Threads
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3y ago
Sure but autopilot can brake and steer to avoid an accident. Though apparently the Cybertruck doesn't actually have this yet? That makes this completely fucking crazy.
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