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by rplnt 7y ago
Only thing that is missing from this comment is a disclaimer about you holding TSLA stock.
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by rplnt 7y ago
I have 2017 13" and am quite happy as well. Hardware wise, only bigger downside is the cooling. The laptop can't do much work otherwise it starts to get really noisy and then slow after a while. Overall the worst part is definitel
543.
by rplnt 7y ago
I took that into account and explicitly mentioned it, adding that you don't need the people to be armed for that to happen.
544.
by rplnt 7y ago
That's exactly what I'm saying in my post and also noting you don't need the populace to be armed.
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by rplnt 7y ago
Still wouldn't do anything to a malicious government controlling the army. And for overthrowing government you don't need to be armed - see dozens of examples all over the world - the army is made of citizens as well after all. So
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by rplnt 7y ago
Is it possible to see how much moved in some time period?
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by rplnt 7y ago
> (in the US at least) In the US only.
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by rplnt 7y ago
What does it matter if you are still running proprietary software with direct memory and CPU access on your network, camera, ... Android can give you privacy and enough security for most people. This can't add much more as long as its
549.
by rplnt 7y ago
> How to Can't decide whether this is a clickbait or "rest of the fucking owl"
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by rplnt 7y ago
I'm sure there must be a better way to word the title. I seriously had no idea what it's trying to say without reading first few sentences of the article. Or was that the intention? (the stupid capitalization doesn't help eit
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by rplnt 7y ago
This is unfortunately not true - browsers are driving. Especially when entity everyone uses (Google) also owns the most popular browser. They can, and did, implement non-standard features that only worked in Chrome. Super cool tech demos, y
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by rplnt 7y ago
"But you told me to use Chrome." Google took over with shady practices, with the help of tech savvy people.
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by rplnt 7y ago
Cheat-sheet we were allowed to use during math exams at university: Theoretical Computer Science Cheat Sheet https://www.tug.org/texshowcase/cheat.pdf It's 10 pages, so 3 papers with one page free for something th
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by rplnt 7y ago
See, I code php very rarely, I review php code a bit more often, and I stumble upon these inconsistencies all the time. So because you got used to something bad doesn't mean it's not bad.
555.
by rplnt 7y ago
Didn't that work since...I don't know, at least 90s?
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by rplnt 8y ago
Fight (lobby, voice your opinion, etc) at your local level to preserve (and expand) trees in streets. Fight against parking lots replacing greenery, fight for the opposite. Ask your municipality to spray down roads in the evenings when it&#
557.
by rplnt 8y ago
> ML Why? There is zero need for this. I know it's one of the buzzwords of the recent years, but identifying colors? Come on.
558.
by rplnt 8y ago
The downgrade offer is only for those who had already ordered. Not that you can downgrade at any time. It makes sense to offer this as your choice might have been influenced by the "permanency" of the decision.
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by rplnt 8y ago
But haven't actually tried it, right?
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by rplnt 8y ago
First of all, I didn't assume they didn't, not sure how you came up with that. And I asked because I remember that they appealed a fine like this in the past, and I do not know how it was resolved.
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by rplnt 8y ago
You were talking about reddit, and my reply is about reddit.
562.
by rplnt 8y ago
It's just equivalent to `this` though, it doesn't do newlines or preserve spaces.
563.
by rplnt 8y ago
I just prepend them in a text editor which is quick and easy.
564.
by rplnt 8y ago
Did Google ever pay one of these fines?
565.
by rplnt 8y ago
There's two things to this. One is an option usually called "smooth scrolling" which was historically disabled in Firefox or Chrome (and it was really annoying). It was an on/off switch that either animated the movement
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by rplnt 8y ago
And the cargo difference would be something like mandatory warning triangle.
567.
by rplnt 8y ago
Well, if it would sync, it's not private. Unless the app allows you to sync the keys offline. Telegram doesn't sync either if you enable e2e encryption. But I agree that Telegram apps are great. Both Android ones, and the desktop
568.
by rplnt 8y ago
Oh, my bad. I did not mean GA, but commercial passenger airplanes. As opposed to military jets.
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by rplnt 8y ago
And all GA jet engines now are turbofans with high bypass ratios. Not something you can do at small scale. Would have guessed the relative speed they operate at also plays a role. And wouldn't this require quick changes in thrust? Not
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by rplnt 8y ago
Sorry, but this is Kickstarter-mockup-level stupid. Those are done by oblivious people (usually just games) or with malicious intents (most of the stuff you find on kickstarter). This is definitely the second one. The sad thing is, it might

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