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by swarnie_ 8y ago
10% move in one day, you don't think that's significant in any way?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
2 × 12 MP RGB, f/1.8, 1/2.9", 1.25µm 3 × 12 MP BW, f/1.8, 1/2.9", 1.25µm 1 × TOF depth sensor 1 × dual-LED/dual-tone flash Zeiss Optics Who is this phone even for? If you're that into cameras wouldn&#
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> a huge violation of liberties in my opinion Usually when your actions (or inactions) endanger others in an unreasonable way we write laws to force the individual to act a certain way for the greater good of society. I don't see ho
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
How about you stop electing anti-vaxers and climate change deniers to high power?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> next year's US presidential election. :) Any chance the US can extend its terms? An election seems to last an entire year and be one of the most toxic events possible online.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Its a weird narrative the MSM tried last year, clearly a few people fell for it.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
It was held just over 2 years ago.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Almost certainly not.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Having enacted similar policies before i can say with some certainty your IT department don't actually care. They're most likely trying to fill out a checkbox on some compliance/tender document from a decade ago.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
In my town exactly one of the four bank branches are open on Saturday. Its the main one in the town center and then only until 12:30....
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
The speculation I've seen is around a change to the autopilot system which pilots ave been struggling with: > Following the Lion Air crash, US aviation authorities issued an emergency directive to carriers to update flight manuals w
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Barely profitable, staring down growing competition from industry veterans and built around Musk's cult of personality. I love Telsa and what their doing but investing/acquiring them is such a risky move imo.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I think in this context (cables landing on an Island called Ireland) we're ok to use simple terms and be understood.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Its a touchy and pedantic subject. 95% of people will understand what you mean when you say "Ireland", the last 5% will want to start a flame war over it because reasons.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> I think breaking up the ISPs and media conglomerates would be much more impactful. While i agree with you wholeheartedly i don't know anyone who has ever got elected by attacking the media and big business.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I don't think you need a college degree to be successful, i don't even think you need a good college degree. I do believe it increases your chances of living a comfortable and fulfilling life.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Sorry but this is increasingly the state of journalism. You either do a good job and need to be payed somehow or you churn out absolute trash and hope enough clickbait will keep you afloat.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'd argue against some of this with relation to google. All their products are positioned to inhale data and spit relevant advertisements back out. Chrome, Andriod, Cars, DNS. They all help collect data about a person to better train t
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Oracle consultant here. There's nothing more disheartening then digging into an issue on a new site and realizing someone checked (or didn't uncheck) a box during install years ago and the system is not complying with its licensin
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Maybe blame those who vote against free healthcare for reasons which baffle the rest of the world.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
This thread is about access to banking, What does drugs have to do with this?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Because i really don't know.... How common is it to have access to electricity, an internet capable device, internet connection and a knowledge of cryptocurrencies but not a bank?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> There's a big difference between a jerry-rigged bomb strapped to a quadcopter and a purpose-built killbot produced by a nation state Aren't we already there thought? Don't the US already have semi-autonomous flying kill-
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I think its heavily depends on the subreddit. The only one i know that collects regular user data is /r/ukpol where 90% of users are white males between 18 and 30.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Not shocked honestly. A lot of Reddit users are against the idea of being advertised to or having their data sold. In addition to this semi-anonymous and throwaway accounts are common which must lower the worth of any data collected. I pers
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
People give Jagex a lot of abuse for treating Reddit and Twitter as a support channel, personally i think its great community engagement. It could work for Blizzard too, they share a customer base with similar outlooks and mentality... to p
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'm sure i can go back to 2007 and find a few posts every expansion proclaiming a new low has been reached. Maybe a game built around grind which withholds content until fixed dates in an effort to stretch the run-time out just isn&#x2
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> "strategic dismantling" of the British Empire.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Maybe - We're still a member and still have MEPs who vote for now. I see no reason to waste the time and influence while its here. Since this is annoying some people would you care to reply and explain why the UK should not be represen
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Same issue here....

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