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by spinny 5y ago
if your doctor prescribes it to you and you have doubts about it, ask the doctor for clarification. pharmacies should not be refusing to fill a prescription, unless there is a doubt around the authenticity of the prescription (and the pharm
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by spinny 5y ago
what happens when your government is corrupt and is after you? such blind trust in big daddy government
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by spinny 5y ago
I think a bit more of context would even be better. The usage of "discover" and "find out" in english and portuguese comes to mind. words from the "discover" family, in the english language are generally used w
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by spinny 5y ago
Maybe this stems from newbie developers thinking that authentication == authorization
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by spinny 5y ago
first thing on my mind after reading the title: "good". Am I evil ?
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by spinny 5y ago
the good old day when 4mb of ram would cost an arm and a leg. first upgrade on my old 486dx4 100mhz
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by spinny 5y ago
your comment reminded me of installing ms office 97 from floppies. all 45 of them.
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by spinny 5y ago
I just love how the tesla fanboys forget that some of the charging station where they get their "clean" energy run on diesel generators. Is tesla really making any profit from charging stations or are there as a support network?
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by spinny 5y ago
This is nothing but pandering. Mercedes-Benz like many other car manufacturers are probably buying regulatory credits. Building more electric cars offsets the amount of credits purchased from tesla. Going full electric is believable on the
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by spinny 5y ago
Your friend should consider that device compromised and get a new one
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by spinny 5y ago
Yup. Googlebot can also traverse some paywalls
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by spinny 5y ago
Bitcoin's script language is very restricted, claiming that Bitcoin has been doing "smart contracts" is disingenuous to me. I wouldn't call a bitcoin script as "smart". Ethereum was born because of this
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by spinny 5y ago
Same here. The majority of my code is usually readable but still add comments on bigger chunks of code to split that code into logical sections, it's particularly useful when using a text editor with code highlight
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by spinny 5y ago
The google cache doesn't have a paywall
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by spinny 5y ago
Probably not much as changed. Regulations and laws are slow to change and a company with deep pockets can pay for plenty of lobbyists to make sure it doesn't change or changes in a favorable way.
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by spinny 5y ago
Killing competition and dominating the market??
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by spinny 5y ago
oh no we got "hacked" only happens if you leave your crypto on an exchange. It's not yours until it's under your control
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by spinny 5y ago
Interesting ... big tech oligarchs manipulating social media is ok, somebody hacking the trends algo is bad ...
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by spinny 5y ago
> It's unfortunate you are being downvoted because you have a lot valid points. that tends to happen around here. valid points don't matter, only group think get upvoted
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by spinny 5y ago
Three ?? So noble of them
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by spinny 5y ago
crypto/fiat is not an apples to apples comparison. it's an apples to oranges. cryptos are a new class of asset If you convert energy into crypto, you have crypto, may not have intrinsic value for you. right now it's worth 42k
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by spinny 5y ago
The cost of producing fiat currency is not the same for everybody. Producing crypto keeps a secure ledger, claiming it's just producing useless numbers is the same as claiming that a TLS session is just playing around with numbers. The
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by spinny 5y ago
People that complain that PoW cryptos spend too much energy don't understand that it's just another form of conversion of energy, just like every other action human take. Average Joe has a manual labor, his physical energy is conv
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by spinny 5y ago
The theory been around since covid. People were concerned about lab leaks from that particular lab in Wuhan (the one close to the market where it supposedly started) before covid. The research on this type of virus was happening at this lab
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by spinny 5y ago
He just realized that he can, so he does it. Probably got on the market before the BTC/Tesla announcement and then pumped it, then thew DOGE in the for the memes and then Tesla announces that BTC consumes too much energy and that are l
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by spinny 5y ago
just pat him on the back and throw some taxpayer money as a bonus to the man
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by spinny 5y ago
i had the same exact opinion about myself until i tried starting a project with just bootstrap's reboot css file and realized that was enough to get a nice style and build on top of that
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by spinny 5y ago
It might have some effect. On a car with electronic steering the drive mode changes how "heavy" the steering wheel feels, same for electronic suspensions (google drive-by-wire). my non expert assumption is that the wheels are cont
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by spinny 5y ago
humm, i sense a bit of aftertaste of covid data in my fresh flu stats
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by spinny 5y ago
so, in you mind, detecting copyrighted images and using that as a metric to detect spammers is discrimination? Are antivirus programs discriminating too?? I bet you indent your code in an inclusive way

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