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by rblatz 6y ago
While I think this is really cool, and would have come in handy earlier in my life. Where I’m at now I don’t commonly install new OSes, and if I want to play with a new OS I’m more likely to do it in a VM. So the only time I really do a fr
572.
by rblatz 6y ago
Not sure why the downvotes for you. I just did this last week and expected to have to jump through a bunch of hoops and download some software that would burn a bootable image to a usb. Nope just format it as NTFS and copy paste the files
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by rblatz 6y ago
SpaceX appears to be doing a form of agile for Starship.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Same, 8 year user. No real issues to complain about.
575.
by rblatz 6y ago
Looks like I got my the left is full of pedo's conspiracies confused. I think the general point still stands.
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by rblatz 6y ago
This already happened because of QAnon. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/22/us/pizzagate-attack-sente... These people see a powerful satanic child raping cabal of power that run things from the shadows.
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by rblatz 6y ago
This is an awesome idea that I hope SRP adopts here in Phoenix. We have plenty of sun, and canals crisscross the whole valley.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I would assume he could retire now. He's been with Apple forever, he must have a ton of stock. I assume he's not depending on social security to fill any income gaps, and that the majority of his net-worth is likely outside of t
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by rblatz 6y ago
I have central air and I keep my place at 77-80. I would have to wear a sweater if the temp was below 70.
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by rblatz 6y ago
But also banks take on all the liability for misuse. Customers aren’t liable for fraudulent charges, that’s why America has lagged behind Europe on rolling out chip cards, customers don’t demand it because they don’t pay the price for card
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by rblatz 6y ago
The remedy for a violation is also in play. Private contract between two companies, cutting a 10 figure check makes it all better. Being wrong about AGPL, you have to release a lot of code that you really don't want to release, that
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by rblatz 6y ago
Pedometers have been a thing for quite some time. It was about 20 years ago when one of my parents bought a pedometer, it didn’t have an app, but it had an lcd display that told you how many steps you took.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Taxes don't fund the USPS, postage does.
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by rblatz 6y ago
The USPS is self supporting from postage. Your taxes aren't funding a "broken" business model. But they are funding a bunch of people trying to interfere with, and force the USPS out of business.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Or used a more believable scam? They took over coinbase’s Twitter. They could have announced some new trading system and to reserve your spot in the line for the beta deposit $100 worth of bitcoin to this address.
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by rblatz 6y ago
MacOS is built on Darwin, just like iOS.
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by rblatz 6y ago
My best guess was Jira, not everything made sense but it was the only thing I could think of.
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by rblatz 6y ago
It’s really only one chain I see doing that, and I’ve never bought gas from them and never will. The first time I lied in and they told me they were charging more for card I left.
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by rblatz 6y ago
AWS has put out some very impressive ARM instances running on the Graviton2 processors. The reviews I read show better performance per dollar. So maybe the solution is to further embrace ARM and run your code on ARM servers?
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by rblatz 6y ago
These policies exist because we live in an imperfect system that does see race and actively favors whiteness. It’s the pinnacle of white privilege and ignorance to say that “I don’t see race.”
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by rblatz 6y ago
I'm fairly certain this was a joke about the debate going on regarding git and the broader development community trying to be more inclusive by changing the name of the default branch in git. Which is typically called master.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Massive public copyright infringement was silly, and it put their whole very important operation at risk. If they at least went through the motions, and signed up the libraries like in your example that’s at least defensible in court.
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by rblatz 6y ago
The internet archive was an interesting experiment, too bad they made such a reckless move. Hopefully they don’t get shutdown, but they risked their very existence on this silly move.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Right, it seems like they overbuilt this hacky solution. You are scraping, eventually you just need to subscribe to the data. Why invest that much effort into a temporary solution.
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by rblatz 6y ago
But why even build a native app even if it is easy? It adds no value, and is another thing to test. The web experience is fine for this.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Setup a 10b5-1 then you don’t have to worry about open trading windows.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I would assume the hit Ringo Starr song Back Off Boogaloo from 1972, which is one of his most popular non-Beatles singles, might be more likely to be known by the average person.
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by rblatz 6y ago
The Navy went big in touch screens and is rolling that back. Mazda, by no means a luxury brand, is abandoning touch screens. I think touch screens will stick around for tasks that aren’t routinely done while driving, but there will be a ma
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by rblatz 6y ago
It slows down doing anything that involves it. I end up landing on some jank AMP page, and have to then navigate to the top, and pop up the original link, click it, then wait for the real site to load. Total UX fail
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by rblatz 6y ago
This is one heck of a rant. I couldn’t make it through to the end to see if he ever got to the point.

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