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tedajax
4y ago
The internet was literally started as a government research project paid for with taxes...
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5y ago
7 transactions per second
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5y ago
Lol
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5y ago
Just conveniently ignoring the content of these sites/services that gets them banned in the first place...
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tedajax
5y ago
OK but that's exactly how customers behave. You can say "this is silly" as much as you like but they're not bringing their dollars back anymore.
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5y ago
Me desperately trying to get a decent repro case for a bizarre networking bug in Halo: "Oh man, gotta remember, better not bribe any foreign officials while I sort this out."
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tedajax
5y ago
Ad networks seem like a significantly larger attack surface to me...
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5y ago
The knock on effects of fines and the damage the systems cause when someone can't pay a fine are far worse than the effects of smoking.
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tedajax
5y ago
How do people pay fines? If they are unable to pay what are the penalties? You also just created a black market for people who still want to smoke and that'll produce all kinds of fun.
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5y ago
Generally I'd say yes at least for individuals with possession of substances for personal use. There's a lot more justification to go after manufacturers like Perdue Pharma who engage in fraud.
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5y ago
Smoking is bad but prohibition is worse. Being subjected to the carcercal system is worse for your health than smoking.
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5y ago
You have to be daft or a scammer to actual believe this.
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5y ago
I'm pretty sure this refers to Roku's top level search which searches across all apps not the search inside the YouTube app.
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5y ago
A lot of the world's best and brightest built nuclear bombs for decades.
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5y ago
I promise you the Vulkan C API is significantly cleaner.
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5y ago
Yeah that's pretty much what I had in mind. I'd add further that more than likely once your API became something usable new use-cases and ideas came up. I wouldn't call major version numbers "failures" but "evo
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tedajax
5y ago
What an abysmal mindset.
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tedajax
5y ago
And if you don't have cable?
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5y ago
"Won't someone think of the poor businesses" is not a good argument lol.
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5y ago
SmartScreen exists solely to warn you about executables you already trust and be annoying. Fortunately you can just disable it from the settings though.
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5y ago
Cool but apple also restricts apps based on content and enforces their own morality standards on what content is acceptable so I really don't care about the security aspect.
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5y ago
Could be auditory processing of random synaptic firings.
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6y ago
Yes, the person who brings the baton down on your head is an oppressor. They can literally just quit if they don't want to be oppressors.
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6y ago
More than likely the noise of the boats is what is enraging the Orcas.
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6y ago
Or they can just be employees because that's what they are...
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6y ago
They detected viral RNA, they did not claim it was infectious.
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6y ago
I don't think avoiding controversy should be the goal.
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7y ago
Wish they'd stop looking to CEOs then.
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7y ago
Easy for you to say if you're not in the effected communities...
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7y ago
He actually wrote a book about those travels: https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Rider-Travels-Healing-Road/dp/1...
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