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by rhacker 5y ago
This is true. Just about everyone's pee has measurable BPA.. even AFTER we removed the BPA everywhere...
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by rhacker 5y ago
Aren't they all elected? I think rather than _control_ what these people do, we just need to have more _reporting_ on what they do.
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by rhacker 5y ago
The smoke is heading north otherwise a bunch of bay area'ns would be complaining about smoke in this thread.
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by rhacker 5y ago
The government isn't willing to stop climate change either. I REALLY want to do a large solar panel setup at my house, but it looks like there's no way around paying through the anus for the ground mount "system" instead
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by rhacker 5y ago
I mean this is already happening. When you hire a specialist in C# servers, you're copying code that they already wrote. I find people tend to write the same functions and classes again and again and again all the time. We have a guy t
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by rhacker 5y ago
What is Monday and Sunday? edit: The dayOfWeek read-only property gives the weekday number that the date falls on. For the ISO 8601 calendar, the weekday number is defined as in the ISO 8601 standard: a value between 1 and 7, inclusive, wit
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by rhacker 5y ago
I guess it's about the eyeroll. People are going to be people. Do you want all those American visitors to know everything you do or do you want them to stop visiting I guess is the real question.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Hello from 15 minutes to the south in Corning.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Remind me to never buy soil from Oregon.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Let's see what Norway does when Brevik gets out after his 21 year sentence, which... is only 10 years away, YAY! (sarcasm) For those that don't remember he killed 77 people (mostly kids) and was sentenced to 21 years in jail.
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by rhacker 5y ago
BALEETED
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by rhacker 5y ago
That's still around? I don't even remember my username.
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by rhacker 5y ago
I started recommending this to people advertising as a "slack" company, but... I would start supporting MS Teams too. It's starting to eat slack's customer base.
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by rhacker 5y ago
It seems absolutely nuts to me that this case ended where it did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spokeo,_Inc._v._Robins And we're having a discussion about linkedin might possibly lose. In the spokeo case it's
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by rhacker 5y ago
Not as big as the market of traveling with maid. edit also sounds like the title of a xhampster video.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Zoom is the new power point. Has anyone noticed we've replaced the concept of "the thing that is annoying about meetings is power point" to just blaming zoom. I don't even think we have a point to make, it's just li
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by rhacker 5y ago
Keep mining bitcoin and donate the profits to research reducing the electricity cost of proof of work. /sarc
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by rhacker 5y ago
It's funny as I was growing up every few years there'd be tons of people ready to call it on the next betamax. It turns out ALL of it was. And it turns out that even owning a device that stores data at all is deprecated. Except fo
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by rhacker 5y ago
"the zero downtime" + this site is definitely down is making me laugh.
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by rhacker 5y ago
> There is a plenty of solutions like this already. I definitely feel like no one has won the market yet. Having something available or somewhat good isn't market dominance.
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by rhacker 5y ago
> tragedy of the commons Huh, I thought that was about shared resources getting ruined.
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Fred – active listings vs. home price index(imgur.com)
1 points by rhacker 5y ago|0 comments
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by rhacker 5y ago
100% guess here. One major difference is, in historic times said executed person was probably questionably guilty - aka most likely not guilty - the family probably wanted the body for a better burial.
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by rhacker 5y ago
We need to go back to the TV model. I mean we sold things back in 1995 right? You go to a website about babies, you get baby ads. You go to a website about electrified fences, you get ads for trucks, tractors, backhoe rentals (even in your
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by rhacker 5y ago
While I found your comment interesting, I think this is more specific whereas the article is more or less talking about a society that has a disfunction, not the individuals in it (well I mean it could, but 43 percent is extremely unlikely
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by rhacker 5y ago
I've been hearing more and more that science is moving from the model "theory holds" to a set of arrogant people backing them.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Thank you, missed that.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Um, is anyone else thinking how impossible this would be with current tech? 50 miles during one stretch. And on the helicopter that followed it, it logged 1.5 hours of flight time! The radio control tech must have been extremely tuned for t
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by rhacker 5y ago
The thing about this is that people who stop working also die earlier. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/may/02/early-e... Also, has anyone else felt the narrative pushing articles lately?
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by rhacker 5y ago
Maybe they can focus their smarts by announcing a pandemic a month earlier next time.

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