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901.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Look at the bigscreen vr headset!
902.
by ok_dad 3y ago
What does that mean? What’s your point? I’m not sure those facts matter much.
903.
by ok_dad 3y ago
That was my point, people think increased coverage will cost us more in aggregate, but most studies show that if everyone were covered under a large single payer or natural heath plan it would be cheaper overall! I don’t really care about t
904.
by ok_dad 3y ago
How is it off topic? This guy is surviving in the good graces of his former employer. Off they pulled the contract, he’d be pretty fucked. In America, this is because without a job you don’t have healthcare unless you pay out the ass for it
905.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Yea and moderation is an absolute horrible minefield these days. You will always have someone complaining they’re being moderated out of the discussion, whether they are or not.
906.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Don’t host media, just host text like they used to.
907.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Too bad America doesn’t have nationalized health insurance for everyone. The only argument against it that I can see is that people think standards of care will decrease. Decrease from what? From more people having insurance! They want some
908.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Leaseholds are very common in Hawaii due to similar ownership, although here it’s privately owned land by native orgs in most cases, because the Hawaiians specifically voted down reservation-like agreements to maintain what sovereignty they
909.
by ok_dad 3y ago
I still use nano! The nice part about it is that it shows the command keys at the bottom. I forget what it is to exit, but I don’t need to remember!
910.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Makes sense, I drive in the sim way way more than real life and I get sick in the car now due to visual differences. My spouse has to drive most places.
911.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Funny, I’m the opposite. Anything with slow walking motion or standing makes me sick but I love racing in VR.
912.
by ok_dad 3y ago
The point of work is to survive a bit longer not to consume cheap crap.
913.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Make less stuff
914.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Yea it’s the main road for the whole town and my house is ten feet from it.
915.
by ok_dad 3y ago
The first amendment gives you the right to say what you want free of us government interference but doesn’t say anything about people thinking you’re an asshole because you repeat the oldest joke in technology.
916.
by ok_dad 3y ago
I use CSVs for a living but I rarely read them manually. I’d rather have ASCII than Unicode in my CSVs. My point above, though, is that everyone has opinions and you don’t have to be a dickhead about “correcting” them.
917.
by ok_dad 3y ago
What about those who have Google phones, run Chrome on everything, have those Google audio pods, Google branded email, Google TVs, etc? Some people are fanboys of Linux products, and all their shit runs Linux or some other Unix or BSD (more
918.
by ok_dad 3y ago
The OP was probably assuming no human would want to actually read a CSV raw, and so was probably correct from their POV. Your POV is probably from someone who reads CSVs raw. You don't have to be so rude about it, you're being eve
919.
by ok_dad 3y ago
I am not a fanboy, but I do use Apple products. They are pretty excellent, and every feature you stated is available within their ecosystem, and more. Their stuff is expensive but it works pretty well together and I've had nearly no is
920.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Tires are somewhere near the top for distributing microplastics and heavier cars cause more tire wear, so yea we should get on that. I live next to a main road and we run filters in our house and have to wash the surfaces at least once a we
921.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Where do you base your argument that the consumer should be the one to choose? For many generations, you didn’t have a dozen choices for what bowl to buy, you just bought the bowls available. Why today do we defer to the consumer, whose onl
922.
by ok_dad 3y ago
There have always been people who have thought themselves better or more worthy than those they felt were beneath them, and there always will be. The solution is not allowing any one person to collect more resources or power than the rest.
923.
by ok_dad 3y ago
So you have a study? Because I’ve seen way more people who think readability in code is paramount, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen the take that it’s usually never read again.
924.
by ok_dad 3y ago
I think so, yes! Even more so because it works with CPU and other things too.
925.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Is there a programming language that compiles into any of the various kernel languages like Metal, CUDA, whatever AMD has, etc? If not, why not? We have C compilers that compile to various CPU architectures. Shouldn’t there be a compiler to
926.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Exactly, just have to move it a bit. I owned an old Fiat when I was a teenager so I was lucky to learn how to drive a car without assists. I prefer the assists most of the time though!
927.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Old Mans War series is great, I read all 6 and highly suggest them all.
928.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Most of the modern steering systems are just hydraulic or electronic power steering which boosts your input with a hydraulic or electric assist motor. You're still moving the mechanical linkage at any time you're steering, it&#x27
929.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Thanks for that info! We don’t have any air conditioning, I live in a place where it ranges from 50-85 F throughout the year, rarely below 60 though. I’m trying not to install HVAC or heat until we have solar and storage installed that can
930.
by ok_dad 3y ago
Yea, we were only allowed the tools on the ISO of one specific distribution even for the workstations! It was a secure closed network for testing stuff. My scripts were probably just a worse ansible. Occasionally I would threaten the server

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