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[video] MKBHD: Talking Tech with Elon Musk
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
That means that users have flagged the story (I'm not sure how many user flags it takes for it to be marked "[flagged]", however).
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Tesla’s Board Has Met Several Times to Discuss Going-Private Proposal
(wsj.com)
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8y ago
> Additionally, if you are not around, and a family member or co-worker can't get to a site then they have no way to bypass it unless they also know how Pi-Hole works. I ran into that issue with some household members, that had pr
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8y ago
> tar -cf - ./files.txt ./orDir/ | ssh host "(cd /dest/dir; tar -xf -)" You should use '&&' instead of ';' on the host side. That way you don't accidentally dump your t
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9y ago
> But you can NOT see "All" excluding only things racist subforums for example. So it is either your little bubble, or the full blown promoted/paid xenophobic posts. For /r/all, there is the ability (on the rig
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I'm saddened to read this. I've had their blu-ray player (BDP-103) for many years now, and it has been a pleasure owning a piece of electronics that is designed to not be disposable. Continued firmware updates (for years), sol
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Forget the Falcon Heavy’s payload and focus on where the rocket will go
(arstechnica.com)
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There is a Latin proverb, "Quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur". Translated, this is "What is freely asserted is freely dismissed"; Hitchen paraphrased it as "What can be asserted without evidence can be dismisse
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Rocket Lab conducts second Electron launch
(nasaspaceflight.com)
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9y ago
I agree. But that shows the key isn't a lack of anonymity, but a larger collection of other factors.
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9y ago
Let's take Hacker News as a case-study. The open registration system without email verification or any sort of verification allows users to comment and act without retribution or fear of being called out. While I support strong securi
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Tech firms hoard huge cash piles
(economist.com)
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10y ago
No, that isn't what I said -- you are moving the goal post now from "a lot" of growth, to "holding on to their marketshare". As matter of fact, that was my whole point: Rather than growing "a lot" they may
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10y ago
Will that actually result in growth for Ford, however? Electric vehicle sales in Ford may displace sales of non-electric vehicles; in other words, the net effect might not be more than zero. This would not really represent growth for Ford
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10y ago
I think it is worth noting that the quotes in your comment are from 12 years ago: http://www.gelato.unsw.edu.au/archives/git/0504/0885.html I don't mean this to say that you are being inaccurate, just th
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10y ago
Thanks for clarifying! Reading your original comment in the context of this comment, I understand how your first comment probably is not what I thought it was originally.
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10y ago
That sort of response, "only uneducated people think...", really shuts down conversation, and is a hindrance to constructive discussion. Whether or not AGPL is 'problematic' is something that can be discussed without ad
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10y ago
5 small cups... i don't think it's excess. That sounds like a lot of vodka, especially for a first-time drinker! Depending on the size of the cup, that was likely at least 5 drinks, and likely more (1 drink of spirits is usua
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It has been working sporadically for me; sometimes it works, but then strangely other times regardless of using incognito mode or not, the Google search result still lands on the same paywall. A couple of things I wonder: A) maybe is a ro
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10y ago
It seems to only work for mobile now; I could not get it working from a desktop browser (with or without incognito mode), but using the web AMP link from my mobile shows me the whole article.
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10y ago
Your comment comes off as needlessly abrasive; it reads as something intended to wound rather than edify.
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The use of goto in C for error and exception handling is good practice. It keeps the code easy to read, and also provides common code for error and/or exit handling. You'll see this paradigm used a lot in large open source C proj
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Nikon DSLR with sub-zero Peltier cooling: The astronomer’s camera of choice
(arstechnica.com)
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True, that would probably be the ideal scenario - independent yet collaborative.
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I don't entirely disagree, but overall I think multiple independent endeavors may be the most resilient approach. In other words, collaboration may indeed the fastest path if all goes well, but multiple independent efforts may be safer
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10y ago
You have to be careful quoting offer prices. Microsoft's 2008 offer for YHOO today would be ~$46.80/share. It is best to look at market cap to determine value - Microsoft's 2008 offer was $44.6B; Yahoo's current market
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10y ago
I don't think that is what they meant. It read to me that they meant, a personal emergency could happen to _them_ while in the store (heart attack, fall and hit head, robbery, etc..). What would have been a safe 5-minute trip could t
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Watch SpaceX test fire one of the Falcon 9 rockets it relanded
(engadget.com)
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OnePlus 3 leaks IMEI when polling for updates
(forums.oneplus.net)
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