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by r053bud 3y ago
Ah! So the solution to that problem is to have a mask strapped to your face with 2 hour battery life. Makes sense. Yeah that sounds better than my iPhone that fits in my pocket and lasts all day. I can deal with the occasional fumble to fin
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by r053bud 3y ago
It's because you have to wear a battery pack
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by r053bud 3y ago
Yup. The first lie they told us. Definitely won’t be the last.
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by r053bud 3y ago
It is. Along with shoving bills inside other bills and making it so long that no politicians ever notice. I love this game!
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by r053bud 3y ago
They are terrified that workers might finally be getting fed up with the status quo and demanding higher salaries and better work/life balance, so they have to collude to conduct layoffs and feed the surplus pool of labor to hopefully
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by r053bud 3y ago
It’s Apple Stockholm syndrome at it’s finest. But you are apt in your religion comparison. Anything the good lord Jobs, or his prophet Cook says or does is law
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by r053bud 3y ago
From reading through this thread, it sounds like most people think they are
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by r053bud 4y ago
Twitter was supposed to be the "public square", even Elon said as much. Restricting which goods and services are sold or marketed in said square is a shift away from that mentality.
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by r053bud 4y ago
I actually completely agree. We SHOULD know the true origin and causes; I just have zero faith anyone in the US will put pressure on China or accuse them publicly. That was more the gist of what I was getting at.
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by r053bud 4y ago
You are right. I was speaking generally about the fact that my data and “identity” can be stolen without any penalty. There is zero incentive to T-Mobile to prevent things like this from happening in the future. There is no financial incent
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by r053bud 4y ago
Because what good does it do to actually dealing with the outbreak? I assume the government just made a decision that it was politically less desirable to do for a number of reasons. Mainly, probably the continuing attempts at thawing of re
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by r053bud 4y ago
Or all workers return to the office so management can surveille them
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by r053bud 4y ago
A lot of people stand to make a lot of money if this comes true. Makes me think people who say this crap actually want it to happen.
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by r053bud 4y ago
Yup! But here in the USA it's all about profits baby!
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by r053bud 4y ago
The democrats make just as much money on private prisons and defense contracts as the rest of them. It’s their business!
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by r053bud 4y ago
This is similar to how a lot of wine works in Europe. Tons of small producers typically making it for the love of the craft and keeping it in the family. I see this as a win.
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by r053bud 4y ago
Some of the progression is very subtle, but I have found noticeable differences in each stage. For example, I see myself around Stage 6 since major distractions have ceased and I am working on dullness - this has lead to a much deeper medit
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by r053bud 4y ago
“The Mind Illuminated” by Culadasa (John Yates). Completely changed my life.
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by r053bud 4y ago
Cool, this is where civil disobedience comes in and they can go through the hassle of enforcing this on me. Next thing they are going to make it illegal to work on my house myself.
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by r053bud 4y ago
40 MPH is absolutely too slow for a highway, dangerous even. Is this for surface roads?
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by r053bud 4y ago
What we need is the ability to control our own “timelines” and curation policies. Spotify is most definitely incentivized to highlight certain artists over others (using a completely opaque process). Again it all comes back to maximizing sh
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by r053bud 4y ago
So libraries should not exist?
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by r053bud 4y ago
For me I'd love to be a Highschool teacher, but the pay is simply not there. It's hard for me to convince myself to take a huge pay cut from Software Engineering though. Huge bummer to me.
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by r053bud 4y ago
I will always want honesty from the company I work for. If they pull something like this, trust is completely lost and I’ll be looking elsewhere. If I were in charge, I’d admit our mistakes (we over hired, didn’t foresee economic conditions
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by r053bud 5y ago
I feel like there is always drama or issues surrounding the governance of Rust. It has definitely made me wary to adopt it as a long-term language. Maybe I have recency bias or something.
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by r053bud 5y ago
This exact same thing happened to be in LA. I was driving behind a really slow Tesla (like 35mph on the freeway). I switched lanes to pass him and noticed he was just asleep at the wheel. Maybe he also had a medical emergency, but it seemed
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by r053bud 5y ago
I interviewed with Twitch back in the day (right after Amazon acquisition) and asked my normal question to them which has never been a problem anywhere else I've work: "Can I contribute to open source projects?". The answer w
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by r053bud 6y ago
Just curious what differentiates this from the dozen others out there? Edit: Open source for one, I would say.
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by r053bud 6y ago
This is meant to be a replacement for normal cable....which also shows ads. As far as I know there is NO live cable service that is ad-free.
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by r053bud 6y ago
This is not true. I played it at launch and there were no warnings and contained the seizure inducing Brain Dance sequence. It was fixed about 3 days into me owning it.

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