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by ok_dad 3y ago
I’m amazed that they thought that they could do this and get away with it. Redis is almost a foundational tool for modern caching architectures. Every company I’ve ever worked at used redis like candy to cache stuff that wasn’t important en
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Do the institutions and authority figures being dragged deserve it today? I think many do, and frankly I think that governments have probably been getting away with doing things not in the best interests of the citizens for far too long. I
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Interesting, I’ll read it, thank you.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
This is a joke right? 1964 was deep in the era of tobacco companies paying for studies that “proved” health benefits. I could believe pipe tobacco was less harmful than cigarettes by a large margin, but not better than not smoking.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Yea but it’s easier to eliminate the use of seed oils, assuming they are the cause of some harm, versus trying to get lazy people to exercise. You can force people to exercise, but as evidenced in the past few decades, you can force them no
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by ok_dad 3y ago
So basically just robots with tools? It might work.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
AI and robots like this may be how the wealthy will replace the problematic plebeians.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I don’t think you understand how hard it is to retool and rearrange a factory.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I never said you said it, I asked it. As stated previously, license are contract law.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Contract law covers licenses. Just because it’s not criminal doesn’t mean it’s not important to follow. Also, regardless of the fact this is contract law, do you think it’s okay to take code other made and use it without following the licen
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by ok_dad 3y ago
So, you don’t maintain it. Irregular updates aren’t maintenance. Maintenance is regular and scheduled. Stop trying to weasel your way out of the law!
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Thanks, not an English major. People hate them because they ignore the law and community standards, such as in this case, like I said. This is one example of many, but you know that and are arguing in bad faith rather than reading my words
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Maybe you should rectify this legal requirement rather than continue to flout it? Put your code where your mouth is and start producing your source continually, as is the requirement from the original developers. You wonder why people see
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Yea Michelangelo hasn’t produced in a while now probably due to motivation, it’s hard out there for an artist who is just trying to break into the scene.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I can’t wait for the first cheap EV sports car, like an MX-5, gt86, or similar size. It would be cool if you could design one with an h pattern, for the driving fun, but I’m sure it’s not necessary. It better be cheap and no frills, too, as
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by ok_dad 3y ago
> You will be able to converse directly with your computer as if it was a person. No thanks, I like that my computer only speaks an incredibly specific language which I can use to tell it exactly what to do, and know it’s not going to
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by ok_dad 3y ago
The reason young people don’t trust the USA gov as much today, and why it seems our population is unmotivated, isn’t because of social media, it’s because time and time again our officials and politicians have acted against the public’s int
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Gotta trust someone if you want to use things like cloud file storage. Everything you said is true but sensationalized, someone could be accessing my files but I trust that there are controls in place not to allow that. If I cannot trust Ap
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I don’t understand why they don’t use more gear, like helmets, and perhaps disallow head strikes and other dangerous moves like in other martial arts tournaments. It seems like the brutality is the point. Then again, the NFL has concussion
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I’m middle aged and still don’t know what I want to be when I grow up.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
You are probably correct but I hate what you wrote. I hate that humans are treated this way by businesses in order to eke out a few more measly percent profit.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
I’ll also vote for Apple TV. It also acts as a hub for simple home automation if you just want a few light bulbs or something, or you want to store security camera footage directly to iCloud.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Well that explains it! Maybe I should switch my main to DP and my backup to HDMI.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Funny, on my gaming windows computer I turn off my OLED monitor BEFORE I turn off the computer to let it do its special processing reliably. I’ve had the opposite issue to yours, several windows will remain on the turned off monitor! I have
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by ok_dad 3y ago
Later in the article they talk about how they specifically approved up to 15-20 civilians to die with those marked individuals and would bomb their homes as a first option. I’m disgusted by this, I don’t care anymore what happened in Octobe
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by ok_dad 3y ago
So, how much mobile data did Discord use on the phones which ran this view bot in the background for a stupid joke?
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by ok_dad 3y ago
It’s more like “people with similar genetics tend to grow up in the same locations for many generations” and out of that comes skin coloration, genetically linked diseases, etc. Race is still a social construct based on factors our imperfec
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by ok_dad 3y ago
that is necessary, but not sufficient, for the program to be correct, aka “reliable“.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
A huge number do live in those conditions, some live where it’s deadly cold, etc. The point is, telling kids just to go outside isn’t reasonable for everyone and third spaces are dying.
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by ok_dad 3y ago
It makes sense he grew up in a shipyard town, big ships are imposing like his art. I’m not sure it was nearly formative, but I feel like he must have been going for something similar to walking through a shipyard, with all of the large ship

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