not_a_cop75

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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
That was the whole point of the episode. Has China never heard of Barbara Streisand?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
No one is shaming ANYONE? Look around. Who is not shaming the oil and coal industry right now?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
There are frankly too many free solutions to take seriously commercial password management. Besides, what would they honestly do IF they mismanaged your password? Would they get your identity back? Or your life? Maybe when hell freezes over
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
I had two minor accidents in 12 months, so yes, it's a major concern. If I were in a Tesla, it would still be drivable today, but something about having a car that is too expensive or hard to fix is not something I like or need. The di
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Or maybe they are incredibly transparent?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Does anyone not read into the sarcasm? This is the same cliche format stating that x is better than y, in such a manner to supposedly shame people still using y.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
The only reason I'm not interested in the Tesla is the overall unavailability of replacement parts.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
So maybe we have to simply cut down on our use of fertilizers if we want the same quality product as before?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
I guess I can no longer use Redis. I mean what can the use case of normal Redis possibly be?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
If everyone took your advice and used 1pass, then I doubt 1pass would be able to defend itself against the coming hack attacks. I do say this in a bit of ignorance, but they don't imho possess the resources to defend against the comple
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
This could probably be reworded better. "While the letter acknowledges that Facebook, which owns Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram, captures 99% of child exploitation and terrorism-related content through its own systems, it
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
What an amazing company!
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Remember Twitter? Facebook? I don't regard a company that sells people's information without their consent as "social media". There's nothing social about going behind someone's back and deceiving them.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Most absolutes spoken about anything are natural fallacies. The truth is that they can. Hell, I see Apple devices that don't update anything including time until you take them out of screen lock, and you see the previous date and charg
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Apple needs to bow out of politics. Let anyone post an app as long as it's secure and not threatening to the OS or device itself. It's the politics (like with other companies) that will destroy it. If some terrorist wants to make
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Is the trade off efficiency? Because I'm sure a language that is willing to wait 5 seconds between operations can do pretty well at eliminating race conditions.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
When user's information was leaked to third parties without proper management or oversight, while Facebook stock continued to go through the roof, that was another watershed moment. That was the moment people realized that Facebook is
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Being the person who shouts loudest "I am somebody" on social media does not make you somebody worth listening to. This narcissism is the key problem of social media. Oddly enough, social media made it's big entrance via movi
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
I'm guessing Foreign Policy loves China too much to call them totalitarian. "To be a modern-day Chinese nationalist is to unknowingly agree to all of that and to become a de facto Han supremacist."
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
Too recently.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
I'm wrong? Then what optimizations did you do? Please, enlighten me. I have a list of methods in the links above, if you don't recall offhand.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
The best way to know about how good Facebook fact checking is will be to see what terrible facts about Facebook they are willing to admit are actually true. Since I doubt Facebook has the stomach to be honest, judging from their congression
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
"Obviously, performance was a big win. The website felt like it was running on local machines, bringing a dramatic increase to speed and lower latency across the board. After the switch, at first the load on our cloud servers was so lo
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
While this is true, being so specific about something negative that someone calls them out is much more risky than the useless 1 star rating with comment "product did not work as expected". Low quality comments are almost never co
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
You're saying meat production is bad, but then blaming those that are actually eating less of the meat. I don't think the viewpoints you have presented are consistent with each other.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
We could always try to convince the US middle class to convert over to consuming roaches. It's a much more eco-friendly approach. Also, roaches are a super food. So besides being able to survive nuclear holocoast they are actually good
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
You might be right, but what you say sounds like it's coming from a true outsider. What would someone within the community say?
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
I think you're asking the rich to stop being so excessive. Anyone who is both intelligent and poor is not spending 500 dollars for meat in any given month. Myself, I think maybe I eat 2 cheeseburgers a year.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
True, but that doesn't mean there aren't "true idiots in the industry". Thankfully, most commuter planes drive like buses and don't have the excitement to draw idiocy like extreme sports does.
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by not_a_cop75 7y ago
It's an interesting idea, but one person's independent council is unfortunately another person's lobbyists. There is no, as far as I've ever seen, any scientifically proven middle ground. If there was an established and

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