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by supercheetah 5y ago
The doses in the countries they're at now aren't likely to go to a different country, and are more likely to expire before they could be shipped elsewhere, so people in those countries may as well get them. For other places, the p
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by supercheetah 5y ago
> for instance repeating that modified gravity is great and that strings/supersymmetry/etc is bad is a bit weak especially on a science education channel. I'm not a physicist, but she does point out that she thinks dark ma
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by supercheetah 5y ago
I don't think that was the point of the OP though. It was more that even with people trying to protect the forest through legal means of property ownership, there's an apathetic, and sometimes antagonistic government that won&#x27
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by supercheetah 5y ago
I don't think it's completely random, not some of the time, anyway. That's not to say that it's deliberate, though, either. There's a number of videos in which she'll barely touch or just hover her paw over a b
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by supercheetah 5y ago
Unconvinced of what? Her human doesn't make any claims of any kind except that it's just something fun for them to do. Are you unconvinced that they're having fun with it?
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by supercheetah 5y ago
A ruse to give people flexibility in how they want to repair their own equipment? What a terrible thing.
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by supercheetah 5y ago
On mobile, it's not obvious how to do anything other that fly up by tapping the screen.
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by supercheetah 5y ago
Which would get more and more expensive to maintain every year, and if maintenance stops, that would be really, really bad news.
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by supercheetah 5y ago
On Windows, test it with NVDA[1] or JAWS[2]. On Linux, in Gnome, there's a screen reader that can be enabled in the settings under accessibility. I'm not sure what there is for Mac, Android, or iOS offhand. Also, test in high cont
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by supercheetah 5y ago
Thinking that it was intentionally made broken, or deliberately broken at some point is rather presumptuous. As has been said before, don't assume maliciousness when incompetence is a better explanation. That said, I would buy that ign
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by supercheetah 5y ago
For Dell, at least the business class desktops, they're trash, and are barely useable after 2-3 years and usually have some kind of problem long before that. I'm pretty sure Dell expects most businesses to buy new ones in that tim
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by supercheetah 5y ago
It sounds like she hasn't actually used it in a long time, and probably forgot about it. > According to the Sci-Hub founder, the Gmail account associated with her Apple account (and from where she received the email) was registered
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by supercheetah 5y ago
If robots do all the construction and maintenance, then there's probably an AI that owns the building too that just wants the energy to sustain itself, in which case it probably owns the grid too, and probably won't care much abou
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by supercheetah 5y ago
That wasn't being disputed. It does mean that, in the real world, a lot of victims will never see justice until there's overwhelming evidence, if ever.
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by supercheetah 5y ago
It closes the server loophole in which companies will use and modify Free software they're using just on their servers, but never make those changes available to clients, which is not restricted by just the regular GPL.
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by supercheetah 5y ago
Even completely factual reporting can still be biased. Even neutrality is a bias.
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by supercheetah 6y ago
I don't think that supports your premise. That's like a company report showing where it wasn't spending its money optimally. All institutions, public and private, waste money in some way.
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by supercheetah 6y ago
For what it's with, this is being worked on[1]. 1. https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs
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by supercheetah 6y ago
That's not at all what was being said. The question of what causes homosexuality or heterosexuality is an interesting scientific question. Even if it were purely by choice, that doesn't reflect on any other characteristic of a per
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by supercheetah 6y ago
I don't know about older models, but my Lemur Pro laptop (released last summer) has been pretty awesome so far, and their cousins about battery life were spot on.
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by supercheetah 6y ago
Would it be worth it to make that as an option, perhaps a command line option like PROTON_ALWAYS_FOCUSED=1?
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by supercheetah 6y ago
I think they could still make some new iteration of Steam Machines work (although, they should probably come up with a different name to avoid the baggage of the first generation's failure). They would need to follow some of the lesson
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by supercheetah 6y ago
> Unpopular Opinion Time the Second: But there are other apex predators, such as the lynx, which can take much the same role without being nearly as dangerous to megafauna like humans. They're usually more specialized than wolves, e
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by supercheetah 6y ago
> Because this sounds like the old political argument "if you don't like this country, move". Microsoft isn't a democracy. They're not beholden to the majority of people who use their stuff, just to the majority
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by supercheetah 6y ago
It's depressing here too. LA/Hollywood has a reputation for it's enormous homeless population, and some blame the local government policies, and that's certainly played a role, and could definitely do better, but I think
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Ask HN: Why so much emphasis on robot automation, but not robot remote control?
3 points by supercheetah 6y ago|1 comments
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by supercheetah 6y ago
The problem is you can never know if you over reacted.
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by supercheetah 7y ago
Patagonia is well known for repairing their stuff, and even helps customers sell their used clothes to others, but they're really expensive.
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by supercheetah 7y ago
If that's the case, why aren't we using artificial sand for concrete? Wouldn't that make more sense?
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by supercheetah 7y ago
Maybe. Just plain politics is more likely. Decommissioning projects like this very likely touches upon various politicians' pork projects who don't want those to go away. The military brass tried to stop the production of the M1A1

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