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by novok 4y ago
He said 'F', not 'FL'. It is on the periodic table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluorine
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by novok 4y ago
We used cast iron for quite a while. It wasn't that non stick for things like eggs, was way more annoying to clean properly and get all the cooking residue of food that got stuck on the pan, and was too heavy and after months of use n
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by novok 4y ago
Something you learn about large organizations if you work in one for a while is it can often be hard to make the organization do things it doesn't want to do, even if you're the top honcho of the organization.
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by novok 4y ago
You could live and work only in states without income tax and you wouldn't be doing anything illegal ;)
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by novok 4y ago
It's a bit boring and depressing, I stopped reading midway through. But it illustrates an important point.
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by novok 4y ago
Many of us grew up in "trapped in my own home on a street with no sidewalks, only being able to go where my parents take me and finally growing into driving age so that I can go from parking lot to parking lot." and escaped to cit
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by novok 4y ago
I think the devices thing is a bit of a chicken and egg in many ways. I have a 10yo nephew that I see a few times a year, and he uses the iPad and loves playing video games to a very large degree. But if you give him the opportunity to go
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by novok 4y ago
That stopped happening in the 90s, where you would get reported to child protective services for letting your under 12yo children play outside by themselves unsupervised if it was outside of your property. Other parents hear it and it creat
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by novok 4y ago
People use new york because it's the best america has. When you have the whole world, there are better places.
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by novok 4y ago
He was talking about the car-mandatory suburban design of the USA, which is pretty much everywhere by law outside of a few grandfathered places that were built before the car was invented and some commercial down towns. They also tend to b
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by novok 4y ago
IMO Apple is pro-privacy from competitors and 3rd parties. They are not pro-privacy from Apple itself and the governments that force them to disclose things. There is a lot of tracking from apple you just cannot opt out of from apple strai
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by novok 4y ago
This is pretty impressive and a great improvement over the current x86 status quo as far as freedom and security goes. All that is left is a way to stop the phone home when you need to do a DFU restore if you set up the 'restore server
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by novok 4y ago
It's an idiom, suing isn't that common in Canada either. Basically "just try to stop me, because I know you can't, neeneer neeneer". "I really don't care if you are offended or put off by what I said or
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by novok 4y ago
The truth is probably more similar to (meth)amphetamines. Class 2 drug, very classic stimulant that you see junkies ruin their lives over on the street. Not even legal to prescribe at all to people in some countries. Vast majority of ADHD
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by novok 4y ago
Looking at the timelines, kind of surprised you didn't cut your losses and use RPG Maker XP or later w/ ruby as the scripting language, which was released in 2004. I'm estimating that project wasn't started before 200
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by novok 4y ago
The thing is, it's effectively impossible to politically guarantee that, so rather ban attestation than walk a fine line of 'your not allowed to do that'.
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by novok 4y ago
I think if owners of devices have ultimate control over the root key / credential that determines attestation, I don't think people care about that. So in your case, for devices you buy, you set up your corporate TPM key as the ro
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by novok 4y ago
IMO the entire remote attestation is an obfuscated dance about who has root, control and ultimately ownership over devices. If vendors were plain about it, "attestation" wouldn't be a big deal: you do not own the devices, we
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by novok 4y ago
It's really easy to confuse pet cause X when it's really a proxy correlation for more fundamental things like being poor or having low intelligence, either due to environmental damage or neglect.
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by novok 4y ago
Trains are ideal for middle distances. About 1 or 2 hour flight equivalencies. DC to NYC, Tokyo to Osaka, SF to LA or Seattle, The Houston, San Antionio/Austin, Dallas triangle, etc. NYC to SF is not ideal for a high speed train, ta
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by novok 4y ago
You don't need image recognition to count passengers, there are other sensor types that could detect bodies. Or you could get rid of the facial recognition parts and just focus and record body shapes, explicitly avoiding trying to tra
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by novok 4y ago
You can make a targeted tax to get something financially equivalent. Politically popular although? Probably not. Americans really really love their cars & suburbs and would also get angry at everything getting more expensive due to hig
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by novok 4y ago
Or anything else for that matter, such as government forms, bank accounts, etc. The phone number doesn't have to be attached to a real device, it could be google voice or whatever else and you could expense it like a proper business e
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by novok 4y ago
I would suggest looking into meat based dishes, including organ meats, eggs, bone/meat broths and such. You'll find it much easier to 'fill' all the nutrition bars if you use that. I would also suggest avoiding leafy ve
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by novok 4y ago
RDIs are based on an 'average american' diet. What you actually need nutritionally can change significantly based on your diet specifics. For example if you have a diet high in oxalates, which are present in many leafy green vege
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by novok 4y ago
I would also put an example account or dashboard so people can play with it to understand what it does before going through sign up work. Another thing is the USDA nutrition info for raw ingredients might be actually a bit out of date, with
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by novok 4y ago
That is why you have separate business phone numbers and addresses that you should be ok with being public and are not actually used for anything serious security wise, so you don't care if it is 'breached', because it's
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by novok 4y ago
I've found many items on ali-express are within %10 of the ebay or even amazon price. The ali-express discount is not as major as you think for many items.
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by novok 4y ago
When building a new house, electrical outlets are cheap. That is a strange hill to die on.
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by novok 4y ago
Just think a bit deeper about it. If you can get an equivalent sqft house built to similar cost of materials of a similar age and similar condition, why would that house be 1/3rd the price in one spot? The land and the property tax r

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