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by starik36 8y ago
As mentioned yesterday in the live cast, design and manufacturing is happening in Huntington Beach, California, then it is shipped to New Zealand.
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by starik36 8y ago
Which Option lib is that?
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by starik36 8y ago
It says that he 128GB version comes with High Availability features. Does that mean if I have 2 nodes, each one is limited to 64GB? Or each one can have 128?
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by starik36 8y ago
> his is the conclusion that multiple western intelligence agencies come to, including American, British, French, Dutch and German Well, isn't that a bit self serving. > Assange and WikiLeaks editorialize, curate, and time releas
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by starik36 8y ago
>> it is tough to imagine how adding another one could cause grave damage This issue was brought up on the Skeptics Guide to the Universe podcast several years when the problem first surfaced. I think the problem the islanders have is
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by starik36 8y ago
But it's factual, as you said. He has a track record of publishing the truth whether you like it or not. >> the primary offended party is the UK Sorry, I disagree. Primary offended party here is Assange - a victim of powers tha
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by starik36 8y ago
Regardless of who provides them, he published them and they happened to be true. Other intel agencies are free to leak as they please. But don't paint Assange as anything other than a person who publishes the truth. Unless you have t
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by starik36 8y ago
Where is your proof that he coordinated anything with the Russians? From what I can see, he publishes leaks which happen to be true.
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by starik36 8y ago
Publishing the truth only constitutes interference in the eyes of those who don't want to see it. If he was publishing fake news, I could understand Ecuador. But he doesn't.
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by starik36 8y ago
True, but it's not like frameworks stop working. I still write an occasional app in WinForms and it works great.
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by starik36 8y ago
Tessel 2 allows both JavaScript and Rust for embedded devices and they do ok.
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by starik36 8y ago
Ok, let's take it one step further. All the supermarkets in town decide not to sell food to Alex Jones, essentially condemning him to starvation. Are you still good with that?
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by starik36 8y ago
That's like saying: Alex Jones is free to grow his own food on his land as much as he pleases. This supermarket has a policy not to sell food to people who violate our terms of service regarding hate speech.
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by starik36 8y ago
> nothing Netflix has made can touch Game of Thrones or the Sopranos for cultural impact Oh, I don't know. Stranger Things was a pretty big deal.
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by starik36 8y ago
I was hoping that Thunderbird would become a unified desktop equivalent of Mail/Calendar/ToDo of the apps we have on the mobile that can handle all the major providers (exchange, gmail, icloud, yahoo, pop, imap, etc...). But it do
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by starik36 8y ago
Yes he did. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/99508858422183936...
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by starik36 8y ago
It's also about UNHRC's extreme focus on Israel to the detriment of everything else. More than 50% of their decisions are about Israel. The agency is led by countries with worst human right records that get to vote on how "h
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by starik36 8y ago
Surrounded by enemies on all sides. And have been for the last century.
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by starik36 8y ago
I am a bit confused by the "Massive" statement. I understand that Mars has barely any atmospheric pressure, therefore, any "Massive" storm would be a gentle wind. If fact, Andy Weir, the author of the "Martian&quot
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by starik36 8y ago
I feel the same way. I loved QBasic and when I started college I had a leg up on a lot of folks. I am kind of jealous of you. I tried introducing my kids to programming and they simply do not show any interest.
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by starik36 9y ago
Patrick, I disagree with your stance. You are looking to trade in one problem (housing prices) for more traffic, congestion and a lower quality of life. I feel like we need avoid latching onto the simplest solution to every problem and thi
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by starik36 9y ago
I'd give Downcast a shot. It's been my go to podcasting app for years and it's regularly updated. It has never asked me login or any other information. It's not a silo either: you can import and export podcasts lists.
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by starik36 9y ago
Russia is sick and I hope it gets help soon, but probably won't. As reported by one of the leaders of the opposition, ironically on the banned Telegram app ( https://t.me/DmitryGudkov ), the IP blocking has resulted in c
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by starik36 9y ago
I am sure just the enormous challenge of actually building a rocket with a couple of friends also played a major role.
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by starik36 9y ago
If he is a true believer, he is at least willing to test those beliefs by conducting an experiment. As it should be. How many true believers of anything are willing to have their their minds changed? This guy should be praised instead of ri
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by starik36 9y ago
That bugs me too. I've resorted to placing the photo on the clipboard, then paste it. A workaround, but well worth preserving your sanity.
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by starik36 9y ago
Instead of this, they should port Edge to Windows 7 and 8 and force people to get off IE 11. So that I don't have to visit caniuse.com a dozen times a day.
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by starik36 9y ago
Very cool. Somewhat off-topic question. Looking through the source I see a lot of vendor specific {vendor}-transform css rules. And I see that on lots of other sites too. From https://caniuse.com/#search=transform it loo
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by starik36 9y ago
Same thing happened when I was there as well. But, surprisingly, it wasn't as big of a hassle as one would have thought. You could just walk around it. And a few hours later rain stopped, the flooding relented and it was back to norm
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by starik36 9y ago
Your statement about Tyson implies that he isn't allowed to talk about anything other than the topic of his PhD defense.

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