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sslayer
6y ago
Boycotted all att services 15 years ago, absolutely no regrets.
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6y ago
It's less "engineering is pretty awful" and more "What risk are we willing to accept vs tactical/strategical gain"
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6y ago
And of course this explains the death of the open web, as it is zero cost (to you) screen time.
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sslayer
6y ago
At this point Big Tech is no different than Big Government and just as out of touch with those forced to live with it's decisions.
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sslayer
6y ago
Typical turn the victim into the guilty tactics. Why not hunt down the extortionist?
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sslayer
6y ago
Everyone hates capitalism particularly when they fail to capitalize on it.
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6y ago
I think the legal aspect of the licensing determines what is "right", otherwise the definition of "right" can be interpreted different ways. Don't be fooled, both parties entered into a contract. One when they publi
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sslayer
6y ago
Of course, what are we, un-mannered savages?
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6y ago
Forgotten weapons has a great video on early 20th century counterfeit Chinese weapons that is relatable - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HNaB7l2GQk
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6y ago
War, war never changes.
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7y ago
I am Jacks Bias.
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7y ago
Woah, slow down there copper-top, workers are disposable too.
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7y ago
Bill Gates isn't poor and doesn't have to worry about where his next meal for his kids come from. People will move on, the dead can rest, the poor can not.
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sslayer
7y ago
Yeah, but can we quarantine war? People are dying out there, and we can't even get to people to stop going out to the bars! And you want to stop wars?
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7y ago
Steam with Proton and ProtonDb was a game changer. What runs native in Linux vs using Proton is like night and day
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7y ago
John Spartan, you have been fined 1 credit...
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7y ago
Virus's don't care about ethics.
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7y ago
Can you clarify and quantify that statement? I'm not sure what you mean by Hot and Cold foods and temperature? And how are each integrated into the overall diet? Is there any information you could point us too?
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7y ago
Would the car endlessly follow the person around the mall? Is there a timeout? Seems like after x minutes it should self park and update the app.
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7y ago
My worry isn't that it is some trendy fad, or recognition of the value/inevitability, rather there is some other piece of information that the general public doesn't know. Maybe something not quite catastrophic as of yet, but
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sslayer
7y ago
Ironically perhaps, we seem to be heading that way with cloud computing and single source ecosystems.
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7y ago
You are correct, the pattern being evident in the numerous limiting laws that allow an officer of the law or a government official to arrest and detain you for any minor infraction, real or precieved. The erosion of personal freedoms like f
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7y ago
the 5 1/4" ones were all floppy!
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7y ago
This article didn't seem to have any point to it other than bashing. I didn't see any hard facts pointing to the necessity of a bailout, rather a crude opinion piece designed to manipulate stock prices?
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7y ago
If your "opponents" are a threat you wouldn't reveal any information other than what you want them to know. If they are a non-threat, it might be like warning a child about crossing a road.
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7y ago
I would like to believe that the steep cost is due not to destruction, but actual removal and preservation of the murals. To destroy these pieces of art is an outright atrocity.
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7y ago
So gene therapy with extra steps.
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7y ago
Inevitably someone would electrocute themselves while trying to reset it while still in a socket.
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7y ago
The answer? No.
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7y ago
Maybe we should just scrap all airplanes due to the inherient risk of strapping jet engines on metal tubes and forcing them 10's of thousands of feet into the air.
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