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shmoe
2y ago
private trackers, secure bittorrent.. generally you're ok. Also -- don't underestimate the power of Usenet, which the *arr's can also utilize.
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shmoe
2y ago
Second this.. so worth it.
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shmoe
2y ago
The worst losers.
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shmoe
2y ago
You'd have to know MASH was a movie first :)
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shmoe
2y ago
If only they hadn't fought the patent troll, and were denied the ability to bring a new suit when they lost.
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Rivian introduces second generation R1 platform
(businesswire.com)
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shmoe
2y ago
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shmoe
2y ago
Because the SLS can't do anything close to what the Saturn V did, yup.
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shmoe
2y ago
We did get a lot of those Starlink views on flight 3 before the ship was destroyed, but yes -- definitely first time we've ever gotten to visualize re-entry live. Crazy stuff. They are so far ahead if you're paying attention it&#x
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2y ago
Always something new... this week its some *nix commands cat backwards (tac) will display the file in reverse order :) chown username: with the colon and the group name blank will set the permission to the user's default group.. very u
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2y ago
I was ICQ'ing my buds from a Motorola Talkabout 2-way pager for a bit there :) Memories...
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2y ago
Show me.
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shmoe
2y ago
Except that's literally what Wachowskis said -- the rest is right wing fan fiction.
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shmoe
3y ago
Did anyone else read this as "Russell's Paradox of Ghostbusters" the first time?
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shmoe
3y ago
You're 100% right, but it not being "high voltage" is totally negated by the fact that the two legs together will kill me if it seeks ground via the right (wrong?) path for sure.
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shmoe
3y ago
Certainly one issue where I'm a bit biased to being part of the problem. Observing things doesn't express a belief necessarily, though it is my opinion.
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shmoe
3y ago
Who says they can't, but weak encryption is definitely an easier lift.
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shmoe
3y ago
Likely a governmental man-in-the-middle attack.
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3y ago
Me first what?
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shmoe
3y ago
I feel like this has been somewhat disproven.
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shmoe
3y ago
They will say our arrogance did us in at some point in the next thousand years. Humans are a virus and a blight on this planet.
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3y ago
makes you so nostalgic to think of things back then... i had a "tech school" registered to the k12.pa.us domain for free. No verification on those :)
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3y ago
Or did.. hopefully not anymore.
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shmoe
3y ago
Somebody read Freakonomics!
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shmoe
3y ago
HN killed your app!
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shmoe
3y ago
You certainly did the right thing, it sounds like you could've been more responsive though. Learning experience!
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3y ago
That sort of thing usually breeds curiosity and leads someone to dig in deeper about the product though.
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3y ago
If it's Boeing, it ain't going.
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shmoe
3y ago
GDPR is great in theory, mostly in practice.
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shmoe
3y ago
I believe you're right.. it has Chrome support on Windows but not macOS :P
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shmoe
3y ago
Yup, this is a huge win for electrification all around. The future is bright(er).
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