quattrofan

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by quattrofan 6y ago
The answer is basically zero unless CEOs of some very large companies decide to put morality over shareholder interests.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Struggle with the inauguration? Most are struggling with reality in general.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
As has been seen many times recently third party libraries are a major attack vector for the bad guys.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
A fire and then damage to control surface connections.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
So let me get this right 18m is more than the cost to us from the loss of bees? Really?!
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Doesn't appear to work using Chrome on Android...
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by quattrofan 6y ago
100% this, we buy crap cheaply and in fact we actively seek it out and it's enabled by China. We are all complicit.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Agreed it is now far too complex and the cloud version appallingly slow. I no longer recommend it to anyone.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
I know a lot of parts for many items I use are made in China including the iphone but one thing I do notice is pretty much everything I buy that is entirely Chinese is crap that breaks in short order. I wouldn't go near a Chinese built
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Not this nonsense again! The problem is young people can and do mix with older generations and infect them. It's why no country has pushed this strategy.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
It's an ultra portable computer that for most people less than a majority of it's time will be used as a phone.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Trying to read that on a mobile device is horrible. Not sure what FC are thinking.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Hitler would've loved Alibaba
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by quattrofan 6y ago
How do they "control it" exactly?
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Without huge amounts of money from the govt for research that put men on the moon and gave us the internet, Musk would not have what he does now. He really should stfu.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Manslaughter charges for the execs should follow.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
That email she wrote is a jumbled almost unreadable mess and the moment "micro aggressions" was mentioned I turned off. There was a process, she went around it and lost her job. Not everything in life is bias, sometimes you are ju
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Don't know about that, but what I do know is their cloud offerings are dog slow these days becoming almost unusable.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Everytime I read some know nothing Wall Street analyst or banker claim Bitcoin has no intrinsic value I want to beat my head against a wall.
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Soy production in Brazil for cheap Chicken in UK leading to deforestation(theguardian.com)
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Why does it seem the default option when many Americans see something they don't know that isn't threatening them to try and shoot it?
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by quattrofan 6y ago
This is in that link “Our business model is about safeguarding data, not selling it. We’re developing our own ecosystem so we never have to compromise on our values. No personal data is analysed or resold to third parties. Our free services
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by quattrofan 6y ago
And as a liberal who "likes MMA and makes crude jokes" I approve of JR.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Really is time to do something about the Chinese emptying the oceans. We need some subs around the Galapagos to help them and sink those Chinese vessels if needed.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Sigh. Going to be years before that happens in the UK, the Tories are still stuck in the past and listen to the Daily Mail.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
And the article does comment on this
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by quattrofan 6y ago
The bigger question here is why on earth a country in the EU is still growing these poor things for fur. It's barbaric.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Indeed, utterly bonkers
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by quattrofan 6y ago
China is going to eat the seas empty and they just don't seem to care.
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by quattrofan 6y ago
Look up Railsbank for their API if you are in the UK.

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