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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
This is a well put together video but I wouldn't take as drastic a view. I believe we have something to learn from everyone, it's just knowing what will work for you and what won't while being careful of not entering that cul
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
Corporate espionage is potentially more lucrative yes but the opportunities are much less. There are millions of MacBooks out there with significantly more people jacking off in front of them than discussing lucrative corporate secrets
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I would say you are equally likely to catch someone jacking off through the webcam as to catch valuable information through the microphone. They are therefore equally lucrative
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I’m doing a distance data science degree at a fraction of the cost and I would imagine I’m getting much more out of it than this September intake will. There’s been a revolution in remote working, will education follow?
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
I feel like the mistakes you are referring to were actually lies and there is a sort of a pattern emerging with a company that is not merely making innocuous mistakes
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by outoftheabyss 6y ago
That's what it is here in the UK. It's around 8% of everything over £20k with loan forgiveness after 30 years.
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
An ear cup is an ear cup, hardly military precision required in manufacturing. I got a pair of aftermarket cushions for my QC35s and I found them to be more comfortable, if there's any difference to noise cancelling I certainly haven&#
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
In the age of big tech where there no more than a handful of legitimate competitors in a lot of areas this just isn't practical
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
You are talking as though the world is going to end for 2 weeks. It’s not
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
Many would argue a hard left socialist would ruin the credibility of the party more. It’s happened here in the UK
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
So they can innovate, so long as it is within a strict and limited set of boundaries. That is the very definition of stifling innovation
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
This removes the incentives to innovate though. If you are found to have created the latest innovation surely there’s only two outcomes: either you can’t go to market or you are compelled to allow competitors to piggy back off of your techn
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
You have a ref for indoor soccer? And rules on what you can wear? Indoor soccer to me was always just a casual affair, besides the odd tasty tackle and fall out
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
It's always good to take constructive criticism but when the negative commenter contributes little of worth, both in the comment and to the wider community, I think it is safe to ignore. Thanks for sharing
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
I'm 25 and from the UK, I'm incredibly optimistic about the future of our country. Having listened to the doom-mongering from select circles for the last 9 years, I now find it to be quite amusing. Since 2010 and with 2016 thrown
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
The 2017 has a Touch Bar, unless it's the entry level version, in which case I don't understand why you would purchase a 2019 which is essentially the same device... but with a Touch Bar that you never liked
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
You have issues
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
Fascist. Classic.
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
Yes, just convenient how silent those people are in certain unforgivable situations, until it comes to retrospect of course
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
This administration? Is that singular?
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by outoftheabyss 7y ago
Works normally for me, no need to exit full screen. I would say the more frustrating thing is that once you change the volume, the Touch Bar takes a while to turn off so you are left with the distraction when watching video.
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
Who is proposing a propagandic censorship machine? The example, as stupid as it was, was intended to highlight bias and ask the question of how big tech can be trusted to act without ideological or personal preference when it comes to censo
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
No rhyme or reason given, the other times Paypal have withheld funds from or barred others for less legitimate reasons, most recently substar. For me big tech actively sabotaging the careers and income of folks with whom they, often arbitra
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
I'm with you. The problem is, PayPal weren't the only payment processors to bail on Substar, if we want to purchase online which popular/accessible processors are not engaging in similar? Genuine question
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
Paypal relies heavily on mastercard and visa to process payments, if these companies refuse to play ball with a competitor (which I would say is incredibly likely given the cosy relationship these companies have) then what chance does a com
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
Given the context, Patreon were hardly addressing hate speech in any well meaning or virtuous way. Your applause is not for a value based stance but for an ideological one
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
Thanks for sharing. I have a very basic question. What is your favoured method of learning new technologies/languages, how do you make the most of your time and make it stick? I am coming from a different background and the learning is
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
The solution to this 'authoritarianism' then is banning opinions the author disagrees with (Milo, Trump etc). Bravo
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by outoftheabyss 8y ago
their main business is their online store, your linked article proves as much. If the online store was to disappear tomorrow the value of Amazon as a company would decrease much more than if it were AWS. It is proportionately more profitabl

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