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My father did computer hardware work on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico up til I was conceived and he decided to get a less dangerous job at IBM. My entire childhood he had a picture on his desk he took from the evac boat of the oil rig he
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Yeah I agree. Off chance you stopped reading at that point (can’t blame you, it’s a unnecessarily long post) the immediately next sentence in my post is noting that: “not actually workable in the current world, especially without the rest o
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I lean rather leftist in how I think about addressing social issues so we may have differing opinions on correct solutions, but your general assessment on the city's problems and its root issue being a lack of strong conviction and fol
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I'm not exactly a fan of authoritarian communism but the point you're trying to make here fails considering Vietnam, one of the countries used as a successful example, has the exact same governing system as Laos. Also the point ma
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I think the InputModules one is over at https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/inputmodule-rs
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Epic released the tooling for doing an iPhone face scan to create a mesh that can then be used to create a rigged Metahuman model about 6 months ago! https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/how-to-use-realityca...
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Settings => General => Startup => Open previous windows and tabs That setting should solve the restart losing tabs/windows problem you're experiencing.
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You can still mod Firefox's UI pretty easily, its all defined by CSS files and not too difficult to customize. I for instance actually did the opposite of what you wanted and completely got rid of the tab bar cause I use Sidebery for t
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I'm really confused how you read that sentence as spinning Rolling Stone's actions positively?
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I like this site for the info on how tracking is done it provides but the data set it generates uniqueness from is really tiny and differs a lot from real world browser makeup. For instance it claims iOS is 4.63% of users and Safari is 3,42
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What they're referring to is how if I click that link it gets redirected to the image's viewing page instead of opening the image file directly.
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It’s still technically a nonprofit, they just created a (capped) for-profit subsidiary with the nonprofit as the sole controlling shareholder. This was done so it could bring in enough money through VC to pay competitive salaries while supp
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I completely agree with the article but its a little weird that the example game used is MTG Arena when thanks to streaming extensions I find it's one of the best games to watch on Twitch. Almost every MTGA streamer I've seen uses
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Wait, do you actually think Hillary Clinton is part of the "extreme left wing"? Have you even like, talked to someone who is moderately left wing like say a Bernie Sanders supporter about how they view Clinton? And you're awa
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CodeWeavers isn't part of Steam is it? I thought they just collaborated with developers at Steam on Proton?
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The department of state and foreign affairs costs about $55b a year so we spend about five times more a year on diplomats than Humira. Now exactly why you think it’s reasonable for the country to spend 1/5th of what it costs to run the
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Glad to see another informed consumer who buys eggs and only uses them for recipes provided by the grocery store! What I can’t figure out is why computers include input devices when you aren’t supposed to be making any decisions about how t
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After a long conversation I had at a music festival with a guy who works luggage at the local international airport I'm frankly blown away any bags ever make it to their destination. I know we all concentrate on the failures in the sys
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I completely disagree with your opinion but I do appreciate how consistent and fully aware of the outcomes consequences you are being with it.
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This isn’t at all true despite Apple’s marketing. The M2 gets trounced by the 3060 in any graphical benchmark other than power draw, comparing it to a 3090 is just laughable. https://nanoreview.net/en/laptop-compare
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Is It True “W” Can Be Used as a Vowel?
(dictionary.com)
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Security compromise in 2013 and 2014 that resulted in stolen login info including hashed passwords. Possibly the biggest data breach of all time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_data_breaches
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I’m unsure why people think this is true. If you have the ability to buy a gun in Switzerland you can buy any amount of ammo just as easily. The difference is strong regulations disallowing carrying/transporting loaded weapons and enfo
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I mean if this were such a big problem with our current system I feel like there would be a lot more financial issues occurring. Counterpoint to that being maybe there actually are already, see the 2008 collapse for instance which happened
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My comment here responds to this as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34061496
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It’s actually an interesting question if or how anonymization tooling/coins would work in a business context. You want to shield your transactions some of the time to prevent competitive analysis of your business expenses etc but othe
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While running transactions on a distributed blockchain would provide some additional resilience here, I'm unsure if I can picture any situation where the added protection provided over current contract and civil law would outweigh the
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I think you're mainly talking about the large investors here who I generally agree were willing participants in scummy behavior, but there were other people hurt in this that I feel deserve some sympathy, namely a lot of the naive reta
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This is literally just blameless incident response/postmorteming as practiced by google ( https://sre.google/sre-book/postmortem-culture/ ) and a bunch of other tech orgs as well as in industries like aviation
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Warning: Do not use Hive Social
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