soperj

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by soperj 3y ago
Patch what though? They know that they're getting hit with unprecedented traffic, not how those computers were infected.
692.
by soperj 3y ago
Why not take the money and just not remove the review?
693.
by soperj 3y ago
Nice! I attempted adding my webapp. Do you have a template that I could add to my site (ie: add our app)?
694.
by soperj 3y ago
you're going to die regardless. The sky still isn't blue, which is quite obvious at night, or during sunsets and sunrise.
695.
by soperj 3y ago
no... the sky is clear, and it's the refraction of light through the atmosphere that's confusing you.
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by soperj 3y ago
I still don't get the "premium feel" line when everyone covers their phone in a case anyway. I don't care if my phone is made of plastic when it actually makes it less prone to breaking when dropped.
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by soperj 3y ago
> To paraphrase, it would take an enormous amount of prior trust and respect before I even humour someone trying me to convince me the sky is green with a straight face. But people regularly say the sky is blue, and it's clear as da
698.
by soperj 3y ago
I have a T14 with Ryzen that I've used as a linux laptop from day 1 with the only issue being the wifi card, which I was able to solve on day 2 and haven't had an issue with since.
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by soperj 3y ago
This is a bug problem waiting to happen no? Couldn't imagine these lasting for any length of time. Silverfish city.
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by soperj 3y ago
lol. Basic was made by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz at Dartmouth College in 1963. How were they ahead of the curve? By implementing a GUI well after Apple had stolen the designs from Xerox? Microsoft didn't even write the port of
701.
by soperj 3y ago
Is Bill Gates a real outlier? Seems to have massively exploited the people around him. Didn't even build DOS, got the contract because of parents connections. If he's lucky, his lasting legacy will be donkey.bas.
702.
by soperj 3y ago
In South America a lot of tribes were just absorbed without warfare, they joined together because it made financial sense. The Inca were well known for it.
703.
by soperj 3y ago
There's been other research that suggests that the Moriori were actually Māori. At which point is it genocide or just in fighting?
704.
by soperj 3y ago
Tomatoes aren't exactly the nicest looking of plants either.
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by soperj 3y ago
> fundamental quality of life stuff As someone who used a Galaxy S3 for over a decade and has now "upgraded" to a friend's old S9, I can't understand this at all. What kind of quality of life stuff am I missing out on
706.
by soperj 3y ago
> stuck with pinephone or fairphone? What's wrong with these options?
707.
by soperj 3y ago
the article says it's more poisonous and causes more IQ loss than previously thought.
708.
by soperj 3y ago
You're agreeing here.
709.
by soperj 3y ago
Because people can control what their kids do at school...
710.
by soperj 3y ago
The germans used Calvary units in WW2 as part of of the blitzkrieg.
711.
by soperj 3y ago
If the study is costly to produce, then it's even more important to replicate it, otherwise you'd wasting a large amount of money on a study with no real sense of whether it is flawed or not.
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by soperj 3y ago
The american civil war was a full 50 years before WWI.
713.
by soperj 3y ago
> 1. Why did they plant only tree species that are frequently targeted for logging? This makes the whole experiment very suspect. The linked article talks a lot about restoring forests, but why restrict the tree species to those that are
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by soperj 3y ago
> "[Your Town] has finest municipal art galleries in the state whilst streets are filled with pot-holes" Maybe they have too many roads?
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by soperj 3y ago
> How would you prove that you write the code long before getting hired by them? Commit it to a repo somewhere.
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by soperj 3y ago
How? It's not 3% for everyone, it's 3% for specific projects for low income housing.
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by soperj 3y ago
> It can identify promising candidates for analysis, such as molecules with particular properties in drug discovery, or materials with the characteristics needed in batteries or solar cells. It can sift through piles of data such as thos
718.
by soperj 3y ago
Thank you!
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by soperj 3y ago
That math doesn't check out. 10,000,000 * $120 = $1.2 billion per year.
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by soperj 3y ago
I upgraded my ram from 4gb to 16gb in 2012 and it cost me $100 off of newegg and all of 10 seconds to install. $200 is crazy.

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