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noja
8y ago
> are not that far off Don't ignore the safety net.
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8y ago
> It's not the planting that counts, it's the leaving the trees alone. And that's what's missing from the title (the "if we stop cutting down so many trees" part)
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noja
8y ago
CO2 drought? Starvation levels? What's your point? We need more CO2 because... what? Edit: I can't help but think your comment was sponsored.
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noja
8y ago
We must do both.
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noja
8y ago
We need to stop buying stuff we don't need, chucking food we didn't eat, and eating beef like there's no tomorrow.
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noja
8y ago
Have a separate admin account. Use a Pi Hole.
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noja
8y ago
Perhaps it's a personal bias that makes you inclined to think dismissively of something as "just" a caching layer, when it's actually a really hard problem? I was providing a possible answer to the question: why do peo
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noja
8y ago
https://bcachefs.org/ The name doesn't help. It doesn't sound like a real filesystem (it sounds like something that accelerates a real filesystem)
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noja
8y ago
8k support is so Sony can sell more TVs.
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noja
8y ago
The rate is different. Lots of water at once versus less spread over a long time.
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noja
8y ago
Lots of (surprisingly angry sounding) people in this thread blaming sleep deprived parents for not reading the manual of something that Should Just Work. Comparing the risk to driving a baby around in a car is a fallacy. The product is badl
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noja
8y ago
If I am talking to a person, I will say hello first. (and if someone was to send me a link to a website telling me not to say hello, then I would think that person might have some issues)
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noja
8y ago
wtf is this crap? You're posting basically "any explanation at all" and saying that because it's an explanation, it's what you believe. Anyone could do that for anything
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noja
8y ago
Depends how you normalize doesn't it?
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8y ago
AirBNB needs to show rating percentages, i.e. the % of people who _do_not_ leave a rating. Most people do not like to leave negative ratings. AirBNB (Amazon too) also need to enforce normalized ratings. Another five star review? Either adju
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noja
8y ago
> Facebook has no clue what kind of stuff gets posted on their platform Well there is your problem. Why is Facebook held to a different standard than other media? ("Because they want to earn more money" is not a good answer)
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noja
8y ago
Exactly. Like BASIC.
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noja
8y ago
Are there video camera and microphones installed city-wide on streetlights or not?
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noja
8y ago
And HN said concentration of power is a bad thing - hey look at this free altruistic VPN!
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noja
8y ago
HIPAA violation?
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noja
8y ago
If there was sufficient competition you would have more "luxury" brands from different companies.
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noja
8y ago
It means not buying from a market with sufficient competition.
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8y ago
> then you're no more or less getting "ripped off" You are being ripped off. Look at how much of the industry they own. The only reason this hasn't been acted on yet is because people see their various brands as being
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noja
8y ago
Sure it is. Pick your definition, there isn't just one. Transfer pricing most definitely is illegal.
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noja
8y ago
Why though? Every large company launders money through tax havens to disguise its origin or evade tax, so what do those training courses achieve?
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noja
8y ago
TOTP is a second factor so long as you store the information to generate it on a second device.
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noja
8y ago
The headline is not misleading at all, they are doing exactly what I expected
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noja
8y ago
Amazing - a 39 year old bee! Incredible that someone could still recognise it despite the ageing.
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noja
8y ago
the surprise is that we expected the opposite
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noja
8y ago
Firefox.
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