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prng2021
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Is someone at Mozilla willing to share some technical details about how this is implemented under the covers? The main thing I’m curious about is: Can the ability to have multiple relay numbers tied to 1 real number be added relatively eas
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Capitalist countries allow competitors. Companies allow competitors. Yahoo did not buy Google.
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25% of humans is astonishing considering only about 2/3rds of humans have internet access.
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Consumerism requires consumers. Companies stop or slow down producing things that consumers won't buy. Here are examples specific to phones and big tech: https://www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/apple-reportedly
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It sounds like you might not be a native English speaker so let me explain it more clearly. You said that others can't tell you that you work too hard. You decide if you work too hard. If you lived in North Korea and I told you that y
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I agree to an extent but a person in North Korea would say they get to decide how brainwashed they are. Everything's relative. As a nation, the US has abysmal parental leave and vacation policies compared to others. By numerous metri
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I see many comments here, in various media, and hear in real world conversations blaming corporations and billionaires. They're not faultless but we should be way more critical of ourselves as average citizens. Every year we want bi
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Bill Gates is one of a small group of people I feel should be taking private jets. He and his wife are the world's biggest philanthropists and they do much more good for the world quickly meeting the necessary people to effect change
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Of course there’s a precursor to all technologies. Of course smart phones have a clear lineage. Of course everything in existence has a precursor and lineage. I stand by everything in my original reply. The modern video conferencing tools,
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If you’re going to frame things like that, the internet itself wasn’t revolutionary at all. It was merely combining various decades old technologies, working proof of concepts, and research papers. Do you also believe smartphones are merely
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Dynamic websites is a core idea of the modern internet and that concept did not exist in 1994 internet. JavaScript did not exist. Modern internet is also real-time and largely community driven. Even the notion of these did not exist in 199
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It sounds like there’s no file retention policy specified for that Slack workspace. It’s possible to set a policy specifically for files. https://slack.com/help/articles/203457187-Customize-message-...
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That’s an interesting question. My bet is it would work similarly to Confluence, Google Docs etc. Basically the canvas would be deleted based on the creation date. As for the associated Slack message thread, those should be just like the
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They’re different markets though. It’s like $50 bluetooth keyboards for the everyday user versus $200 mechanical keyboards with replaceable keycaps. The latter intentionally requires tinkering because it’s geared towards an enthusiast tha
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Do you ever use an ATM? How do you justify the possibility there’s a card skimmer in it? You mentioned “hacks, 0-days and bugs”. I assume you’ve seen the news when big banks like capitalone got hacked. Do you believe your account is safe
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What do you mean by biological organisms? Don’t humans fall under that category? Saying bureaucracies are inefficient is just stating stating very common knowledge. Yes, large systems are difficult to control. Especially so when we’re talk
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I’m not criticizing EVs in any way. I’m criticizing the industry trend to use a touch screen to control everything. That trend applies to both EVs and ICE cars if you look at interior car designs over the last few years. I view it as a huge
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I agree good voice recognition has huge potential, but I still feel the existence of a touch screen that controls most functions brings tons of problems with it. My points 1 and 2 above still stand. A screen that can control everything mea
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I hate that auto companies are trying to copy Tesla’s awful product design philosophy of controlling everything via a screen and software. It’s the worst thing to happen to the industry since its inception in my opinion. 1. We’re now intr
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It’s definitely nowhere near that easy for general consumers. This Lenovo page lists USB ports “USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (full function, USB+DP+PD)” and “ USB-3.2 Gen 1 Type-A”, with no mention of speed https://www.lenovo.com/us/
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Thanks for your enlightening comment. Now myself and others not to never use Aerospike. A 12 year old product that still has poor documentation? Plus you say TPS = TCO. That’s a good one!
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What do you propose would make more sense to be considered “porn”?
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I’m pretty sure “the public” knows that the giant blue (not gray) wifi icon and bluetooth icon in control center means wifi and bluetooth are still working when you press the airplane icon.
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Do you mean it should automatically ask if you want to convert it to a private channel? You can manually convert to a private channel and keep message history. https://slack.com/help/articles/217555437-Convert-a-g