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by swebs 7y ago
>Does Firefox Private Network log my browsing history? >Firefox is committed to protecting your privacy. Our privacy policy describes how we handle your data. The VPN is provided in partnership with Mullvad, who is committed to not mo
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by swebs 7y ago
Many of them connect to 3G automatically. Edit: I guess I was mistaken. They were not caught doing that yet.
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by swebs 7y ago
A 32 bit floating point number can only have around 4 billion unique values, yet must represent numbers from 10^38, to very small decimals. 99.99999% of numbers in this range cannot be accurately represented in floating point form. Compare
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by swebs 7y ago
>This should be avoided. At all costs. Why? Using robots just sounds like an implementation detail. They should be able to do anything you're fine with human police doing.
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by swebs 7y ago
>It's a gun problem Then how come gun ownership is negatively correlated with homicides? https://medium.com/@tgof137/gun-ownership-rates-do-not-predi...
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by swebs 7y ago
>it isn’t a state secret that “500mg of acetaminophen” and “a Tylenol” are the same thing I always make a habit of specifying the chemical name anyway since certain drugs have different names in different regions. For example, if you wer
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by swebs 7y ago
Berlin was both. Hence why they had to build the wall.
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by swebs 7y ago
The parent comment never mentioned tax brackets. I think you're actually agreeing with each other.
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by swebs 7y ago
The Fair Tax plan was a neat idea. Tax everyone at X percent, while giving everyone back Y dollars per month as a form of UBI. The values of X and Y are chosen so those below the poverty line gain more money than they are taxed. https:&#x2
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by swebs 7y ago
That could just be a UI issue. On 4chan, you just click the post you're replying to and it will automatically fill in their post ID.
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>How do you keep in touch with people, then? I use Instagram. My entire feed is just my friends. No celebrities or corporations or anything. Also, nobody reposts political garbage, even though the very same people do on Facebook all the
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They'd have to test it out in Chicago, not Massachusetts.
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Try posting Rushton and Jensen and see what happens.
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>CHEAPASS: $5 Per Year. 1 GB What does 1 GB mean? Is that bandwidth or storage? And if it's bandwidth, what happens if I go over that amount?
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Water cool it and pipe it to a large enough radiator outside your garage.
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by swebs 7y ago
It has been a choice for 11 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)
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by swebs 7y ago
Don't try to frame the false dichotomy that the only existent browsers to choose from are either Chrome or Edge. There are many more popular browsers than Edge out there, such as Firefox, Opera, Brave, and Safari, as well as various op
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by swebs 7y ago
>After the free year, a minimal always-on VM costs about $13/mo. It's $5 at Linode, and that's not run by a company known for spying on users.
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by swebs 7y ago
Best Buy sold unlockable players as well, though they weren't unlocked by default.
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What's with this weird trend on HN lately of taking some random anecdote of an experience in a non-US country, then using that as well as a bunch of assumptions to extrapolate how you think the US did things? Stores in the USA sold unl
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by swebs 7y ago
I was in Philadelphia last year and had a bad fall and had to get about 10 staples in my head. I went to a local urgent care center and the total cost was $150 without any insurance.
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by swebs 7y ago
I hit my head a while back and had to get about 10 staples. Total cost was only $150 without insurance. This was at Penn Urgent Care in Philadelphia. Our combined anecdotes reveal how useful it would be for customers to be able to shop arou
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by swebs 7y ago
Crazy, that's the price you would have paid at Minute Clinic without insurance. https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/services/price-lists
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by swebs 7y ago
Feel free to go into detail or link some sources. "Dude, trust me" isn't going to convince many people.
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>Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 I'd take lower repairability over a spyware OS any day of the week.
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by swebs 7y ago
Does it have some sort of purpose? Personally I would choose granite since I don't want people to think my god is poor.
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by swebs 7y ago
Woah, this is amazing! When you click on a video, it just stays in one place and loads. It doesn't jump around the page resizing itself while you attempt to hit the play button.
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by swebs 7y ago
I believe that was the idea behind Hatereon
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Factorio is also limited by single core performance, with the developers saying they have no plans to implement multithreading.
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by swebs 7y ago
>the US, where Nokia was non existent That's completely false. Nokia was by for the largest cell phone brand in the US in the early 2000s.

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