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sdinsn
8y ago
Click on the subreddit link in the comments...
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8y ago
That case is not at all related, please read more carefully: > the committee questions whether Accumulo runs afoul of a government policy that prevents federal agencies from building their own software when they have access to commercial
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8y ago
> But government pays them to develop the code. That's an assumption that isn't always true. The company could have developed them with their own funds, then sell the product to the government.
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> it's a given bike riders should be licensed and plated No, it's not a given. I've never heard anyone want that before
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Not really, they are trying to build more cars overseas (cheaper labor + developing markets for their cars) and they are expecting a global economic slowdown in the next couple years.
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> When the majority of the population is essentially living extremely efficiently on a vegetarian diet without so much as personal transport, one should expect very little economic shock from issues as remote and abstract as gradual tech
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8y ago
He seems unstable...
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8y ago
> from a Microsoft employee WHY THE HECK IS IT OPEN SOURCE?! > Open source is the future, whether you like it or not. Consolas is one of the things that became open source as a result of future. It seems like he made it open source
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8y ago
Yeah, I don't understand either. Is he referring to a different 'Electron'?
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8y ago
Or the alternative is not pinging , and instead determining internet connectivity when the device actually needs to use the internet for something.
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8y ago
Everyone has a different definition of what success is- and I sure have a different one than the OP.
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> Regardless of 'supposed to', it shouldn't be capitalized That's not really how language rules work. I agree that it's confusing, but we have more confusing things in the English language that we aren't goi
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8y ago
I understand your confusion, but titles are capitalized in the English language so I don't know what to say. It's not the most confusing rule we have at least
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8y ago
Is English not your first language? Titles are supposed to be capitalized
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8y ago
Yikes, that's a scam right there
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8y ago
> don't use platform specific headers Which is often unavoidable if you want to do filesystem stuff.
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8y ago
Misleading. They show the amount that debt has increased, but they don't show how corporate assets have increased. If they did, you'd see that the wealth/debt ratio is NOT alarming.
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8y ago
People in all industries tend to drink often.
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8y ago
How is exercise a bro-ey activity? Don't project your insecurity on reality.
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8y ago
> Right now, your social media might be mined to classify you as an "anarchist" If police want to classify you as that, that's fine. It's meaningless. > after which you may be pulled over and arrested when you are
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8y ago
They are out of stock now.
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8y ago
> might Exactly. Why put our eggs in MSFT's basket?
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8y ago
> whose pensions are already bankrupting California That is not true. California has a budget surplus right now...
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8y ago
Law enforcement are allowed to collect any public data without a warrant.
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8y ago
But now we're relying on Microsoft to solve our problems. How is that any better?
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8y ago
Bad- when times get bad (recession) companies will stop doing these things. If people rely on them for important services (like housing), then they'll be even more screwed.
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8y ago
The question you should be asking is: what the maintenance cost of electric vehicles compared to normal gas vehicles over a long period of time?
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8y ago
It sounds like a private git repo would suite you fine. You'll only need an internet connection to update when you've made changes on a different device.
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8y ago
...The decline was 0.1 of a year.
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8y ago
I don't know what article you are reading, but that line isn't in it. This one is though: > SpaceX, citing a need to get “leaner,” said Friday it will lay off more than 10% of its roughly 6,000 employees.
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