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by sintaxi 6y ago
These types of laws should always be implement with some sort of grandfather system otherwise it ends up being a tax on being poor. In BC we used to have something called Air Care, which measured your vehicle emissions and forced bad cars o
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Last I heard it's at 3.2 Million.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
I don't see why OAuth doesn't solve this problem for you.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Hydro dams are shockingly long lasting and low maintenance - to the extent that they are practically permanent. Turbines are usually replaced after 50-75 years and most dams have had their turbines replaced only once or not at all. In BC we
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Beware: "Sources of generation" is not the same thing as "sources of consumption". Look at the wording carefully.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Google favourably ranks "giant, ad laden slow websites with giant mess of analytics trackers" because they make money from the ads and they are the ones tracking you. They are giving you the disease and then trying to sell you &qu
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Consensus is a political concept, not a scientific one.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
You must not be aware that the "hockey stick" graph did not hold up in a court of Law when challenged by Tim Ball. Michael Mann was ordered by the Supreme Court of British Columbia to produce the science behind the "hockey st
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Please consider not getting your supporting evidence from a comic strip. As you can see by the full data set Randall Munroe truncated the time scale to fabricate his narrative. Here is the same data set he used except going back 800k years
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Maybe don't use an account created less than 12 months ago to raise suspicions on another account for being created less than 12 months ago.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
If we're going by representation in congress isn't the Russia collusion conspiracy theory much more prevalent?
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by sintaxi 6y ago
A distinction without a difference if in both cases the conclusion is democide.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Probably getting down-voted because no one appears to be claiming that it is the government doing the censoring.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Aren't there academic studies that concluded an average IQ of 92 is the threshold for democracy to be adopted by a population? If Im not mistaken these studies came from a University in either Denmark or Norway.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
The regrettable purchase of 66 CF-101 VooDoo shortly after suggests otherwise. The CF-101 were pretty much DOA and replaced rather quickly. The Arrow would still be flown today by the Canadian Air Force had the program completed.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
That is the very definition of professional.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
IMHO those were the golden years of developing with node.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Deno will likely be well suited for network oriented server-side programs. Deno is not a drop-in replacement for node. It is an alternative JS runtime.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
> It's not allowed to keep state of the user without asking I don't think this claim is correct. GDPR requires complete transparency with how personal data is used and stored. Asking for permission just happens to be the safest
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Absolutely no doubt a GPU upgrade would be the way to go in your situation. A 2015 i7 can still keep up with a monster GPU such as the RX5600XT or RX5700XT.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
Correct. That has has fewer downsides than truth being decided for the public.
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by sintaxi 6y ago
I think the word you are looking for is duty, not debt.
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by sintaxi 7y ago
"spreading congestion" is not the best marketing pitch.
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by sintaxi 7y ago
I have replaced the battery in both my rMBP (2015). It costs about $100 and can be done yourself.
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by sintaxi 7y ago
Israel lost. U.S. had no business being there in the first place.
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by sintaxi 7y ago
It's sad how Netlify feels the need to shill their service when others are launching their product - like you have done with this account.
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by sintaxi 7y ago
Security and privacy are not the same thing - and how the files are stored on disk is irrelevant. Obviously the files are also encrypted in transit as well. The bottom line is Dropbox holds the keys on their end and has unencrypted access t
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by sintaxi 7y ago
Sorry, I did a poor job explaining. The smoking gun is CPU usage not file system activity. Perhaps you know more about this and can explain it to me. If I copy files from one place on my system that is outside of my Dropbox folder to any ot
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by sintaxi 7y ago
I haven't made any complaints about Dropbox's security. I made complaints about their privacy - which you are incredibly naive about. Have you ever built a business on the dropbox API? Have you ever had to store and manage thousan
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by sintaxi 7y ago
Security and privacy are not the same thing.

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