thrill

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571.
by thrill 5y ago
They're agreements of all members.
572.
by thrill 5y ago
He's not discussing it on LKML, nor did he hijack someone's thread here on HN.
573.
by thrill 5y ago
Companies have been known to claim copyright and ask for settlement without owning said copyright. I've been targeted like this, for a media piece that's been public domain for over half a century.
574.
by thrill 5y ago
"I've always resented ... punctuation?"
575.
by thrill 5y ago
"John Locke was right about almost everything."
576.
by thrill 5y ago
A few years ago I finished a one year demanding contract position I was paid well for. I decided to take some time off, bought a sportbike, and spent a year riding with motorcycle instructors on twisty mountain roads, spending a good 10 ho
577.
by thrill 5y ago
'It's also a reasonable expectation that 100% of your "work energy" go to the company.' Yeah ... no, not even.
578.
by thrill 5y ago
Not as disappointing as those who denigrate free markets when there isn't one.
579.
by thrill 5y ago
You only own what you can and will defend.
580.
by thrill 5y ago
"This reads like a political advert from the US weapons industry to convince people that 20% of national spending on warfare is perfectly reasonable in peace times." Because you go to war with what you have, which has long lead ti
581.
by thrill 5y ago
The US military has no requirement to preemptively remove wisdom teeth.
582.
by thrill 5y ago
C. B. Strike.
583.
by thrill 5y ago
Brilliant - reminds me of the detailed self-typed (whiteout and all) reply I got from John Glenn many years ago.
584.
by thrill 5y ago
They want that extra compensation for whatever they want it for. That's the thing about being paid a fungible - it puts the freedom to decide what to do with it where it belongs. A publicly traded company I left some years ago had doz
585.
by thrill 5y ago
Some are willfully ignorant of the optimizing nature of a free market.
586.
by thrill 5y ago
Just because the queue to get into the theater is getting shorter doesn't mean the ticket prices for the limited number of seats will start decreasing.
587.
by thrill 5y ago
The solution to a problem that is not working as well as you'd like is not to jump into a system that's working even worse.
588.
by thrill 5y ago
Well sure it's better for most taxpayers, since it'll be a proportion of income the higher paid person will be paying for their own and a dozen others' healthcare.
589.
by thrill 5y ago
They hardly need to cancel since the risk of hosting vaccinated players is deemed acceptable.
590.
by thrill 5y ago
That aircraft could land on a driveway, much less the miles of dirt roads visible all around.
591.
by thrill 5y ago
it remains their property on which you store your preciousness
592.
by thrill 5y ago
I'd buy 6000 Avax with anticipation of steady price appreciation and delegate them for about 10% annually. With your software skills you could also without undue effort run a validator instead and gain a trivial amount more but also c
593.
by thrill 5y ago
Eight ball says, "future murky".
594.
by thrill 5y ago
Or perhaps the Texas people view the unborn as first class citizens.
595.
by thrill 5y ago
Max average Miami temp: 88F Max average Phoenix temp: 106F
596.
by thrill 5y ago
You've got the order of events backwards.
597.
by thrill 5y ago
(laughs in cryptocalvinism)
598.
by thrill 5y ago
That $30 trillion of debt sure has bought us some quality government.
599.
by thrill 5y ago
I have no idea.
600.
by thrill 5y ago
As an opposing anecdata, my aunt got a heart transplant in the late 70's, is still kicking, but has severe dementia now in her mid 70's.

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