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by test6554 7y ago
Perhaps we need special economic zones where there is no PvP. Where you can only own a house there if it’s your only house, etc. For people who want a slower paced life or are downsizing.
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by test6554 7y ago
Do you add a separate table for credentials held by applications?
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by test6554 7y ago
Good: a product or service which can command a price when sold. You can argue that a house and housing are two separate goods, but they are still goods. Everyone needs housing. But people also seek houses to provide themselves with housing
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by test6554 7y ago
Perhaps they will charge extra money to charge a car at the full speed the car is capable of and hobble charging speed for a lower price.
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by test6554 7y ago
It would be an interesting proposition to have the option to drive yourself or to seamlessly switch it over to autonomous driving monitored by a remote driver for $0.0X per minute.
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by test6554 7y ago
Man I can't even describe how much I looked forward to the release of C&C and the excitement when I finally got to play it.
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by test6554 7y ago
I have trained for years to expand my stomach enough to become my own two pizza team.
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by test6554 7y ago
That's my one complaint. Penalizing drivers for rejecting rides. If you could truly be living your life and set multiple rideshare apps to notify you only when ride fares exceed X rate, then everyone would just set their minimum rate o
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by test6554 7y ago
If someone performs a voluntary job without a gun to their heads, the assumption is that they are not being shafted. Or they are being shafted by life so hard that this represents less shafting that all their other options. Otherwise, if th
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by test6554 7y ago
It would be interesting indeed if uber was somehow specifically prohibited from penalizing drivers for rejecting rides. That and the ability to set notifications when rates reached some preferred threshold that they were interested in. Ever
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by test6554 7y ago
Seconded on php. I have used php, I can use php, I just choose not to any more if I can help it.
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by test6554 7y ago
What's the point of money if you can't spend it on the things you want?
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by test6554 7y ago
My asshole would like to have some stern words with that guy
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by test6554 7y ago
I would mostly disable my inbound calling capability altogether if I could. There is just ever so slightly more than zero benefit to receiving voice phone calls.
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by test6554 7y ago
How about we make phone calls a whitelist-driven system with cryptographic tokens and use software to give your phone number to others. When this exchange happens, it comes with a token, and your phone does not ring if the token is not incl
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by test6554 7y ago
Limit humanity to 500 Million people? * Doesn't that seems a bit arbitrary? * What about when we stretch out through the solar system and beyond? * What about advancements in technology and behavior changes?
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by test6554 7y ago
Didn't they have a medical loss ratio requirement with obamacare that required 85% of premiums to go toward actual health care? Could a similar requirement be imposed which specifically required some substantial percentage of the money
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by test6554 7y ago
I have resisted the urge to buy a new tv for 11 years. I own the same 48" non-smart Sony I've always had. I have always felt like the grass would be greener if I were to buy one of those 65" LG OLED tvs, but thank you for set
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by test6554 7y ago
I was kind of hoping for a chip that interfaces with the brain. Stores data digitally and responds to brain's request for information. But that's probably the wrong way of thinking about it on multiple levels. As someone with no k
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by test6554 7y ago
So could universities embed an entire textbook in their course descriptions? Could they post full feature films on their websites?
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by test6554 7y ago
A web client seems like it would incur hosting and other costs.
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by test6554 7y ago
I worked on a markdown flash card app briefly because so many accounting terms referenced other terms in their definitions. By linking flash cards together I could quickly jump between flashcards to review unfamiliar terms. Rather than wiki
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by test6554 7y ago
>”However, it led to a computer systems crash.” Reminds me of Bobby Tables
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by test6554 7y ago
Just explain all the anti-counterfeit measures found in a modern $20 bill.
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by test6554 7y ago
Just explain all the anti-counterfeit measures found in a modern $20 bill
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by test6554 7y ago
And yet I will never shop there again. Quality of meat, produce and snacks are very poor. They are great at what they do, but they do nothing I want.
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by test6554 7y ago
But less damaging than, say, keeping them socially isolated.
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by test6554 7y ago
The cloud changed everything from Microsoft's perspective. They don't care what language or OS or tool you use anymore, as long as you host it in their cloud, they are making money.
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by test6554 7y ago
I could imagine a system where any date or time information coming into your eyes or ears would automatically be translated to your preferred time offset. All you would need to do is decide which system of time you wanted and the computer w
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by test6554 7y ago
We are going to need computers to tell us what time it is and to remind us when a specific time arrives.

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