pewdiepotpie

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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
you clearly underestimate the revenue of google. 57 million dollars is something google can shrug off as a cost of operation, attack the strongest point not the weakest point, and not the poster please review the HN guidelines.
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
thus the exodus to gitlab or elsewhere, such as self hosting.
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
yes revenue is the reward, however when a big bad kid uses his toys to assault anyone else in the sandbox we take those things away. the fines being levied are no where near enough to be punitive, and can be simply shrugged off as a cost of
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
it sounds like there is an experiment to be designed on this basis. One thing that comes to mind, is my experience with IQ estimation tests, is the question or concern the tester had regarding any past testing, there was a very different h
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
I agree with you, I would also suggest, fines are a niggling mentality. A non serially compliant like google should have its financial holdings [all of them] taken into receivership, and appropriately docked until they comply or liquidate a
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
nom nom pringles and tetra juice, and warcraft a la nieghbor. The one tweak i would make is the antenna element AKA "toothpick" is depicted as a blunt end cut. It may be non essential however its called toothpick because the termi
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
I think the PR campaign makes people aware there is a problem, but when people are intoxicated, the access to good [nondestructive] decision making is inhibited. I would wonder if ALL vehicles should have some sort of breathalyzer interloc
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
when people are tested repeatedly they learn the demand characteristics and become better at performing IQ tests. many of these tests are available in some form online as a game or puzzle, or a total reveal of something that was quite guard
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
when the wheel is being re-invented, it should be cheaper better easier. https://www.fullbloomhydroponics.net/hydroponic-systems/ https://www.instructables.com/id/Hyduino-Automated-Hydroponi...
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
I would wonder where this database would be kept, and under what sort of security? clearly this would be a holy grail, for unsavory types.
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
[" go to the FTC’s National Do Not Call Registry site, you’ll see it simply says, “Due to the government shutdown, we are unable to offer this website service at this time.” This of course means it’s impossible to add a new number to t
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
if you keep banning IPs then you eventually get to a point where its more efficient, and cost effective to just yank the cable and, ignore the internet.
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
nonsense of this nature is why the DSM was devalued, and psychiatry in general was delt a black eye https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/05/the-real-...
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by pewdiepotpie 8y ago
we [as a species] already have probes landing on interplanetary bodies; and have made considerations to manipulate trajectories of such. I would entertain the possibility the object in question could be just such a hacksteroid of mostly cos