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by throw7 2y ago
This is normal immigration. People caught in these "constitution free"/immigration zones need to be processed a lot faster. It's a safe bet this girl got out "fast" because of the outside pressure. We need to
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by throw7 2y ago
I'm fine with people here who think it's totally fine to set fire to tesla vehicles AS LONG AS they are also fine with Jan 6th.
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by throw7 2y ago
The only chrome browser I'm using is on a cheap chromebook I bought. It looks like I could turn on the linux vm and run firefox, but it "only" has a 16GB ssd of which like 12GB is "system space" (ridiculous) and I o
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by throw7 2y ago
I also don't want huge monitors. Hopefully the return of buttons and dials reduces those console monstrosities.
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by throw7 2y ago
The only person to get to have it both ways it seems is Linus. In the past he's railed against c++ and it would be cold day in hell to see c++ code in linux. To be fair, it's his tree. On the other hand, I am a little worried th
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Google plans to stop using insecure SMS verification in Gmail(arstechnica.com)
6 points by throw7 2y ago|1 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
I just find it funny how tech executives couldn't even make and run a stable wifi network.
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by throw7 2y ago
For me the start of the decline is when Netscape went under. Billy @ Microsoft threw his weight around and IE dominated (sigh). The final nail in the coffin is when mozilla suite was torn apart and the browser was renamed Seamonkey. No r
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by throw7 2y ago
"Big fail on my part, obviously.” Hello? Whether it's Full Self-Driving or not, it's always your fault.
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by throw7 2y ago
Exactly what do the liberals (the author) want to happen? He seems to still believe that "lowering the bar" is the right and good thing to do moving forward?
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by throw7 2y ago
While limiting your exposure to "outrage" isn't bad advice, it's just more of the ignoring of the issues that she herself calls out in the beginning of the article. She mentions that people are using "outrage"
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by throw7 2y ago
Choice of distro is highly tied to package management. If I was an Ubuntu user, I would have jumped ship the day snaps were required. I use fedora and if they required flatpaks I'd be looking for a new rpm based distro tomorrow.
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by throw7 2y ago
Subversion is key. Remember when "performance" was the key reason for moving to systemd (scripts are sooo slow). To subvert, you need some lever and the chink in the armor to break in.
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by throw7 2y ago
Kind of surprised McLuhan (medium is the message) wasn't referenced in the story. It's helpful to think of these technological innovations as being the message and what that means when you interact with them. The piece says Carr
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by throw7 2y ago
The problem is the coverage. I stopped watching a long time ago. The hosts are terrible. The social backstories are insufferable. It's impossible to watch your favorite <insert sport>... I'd tune in to a live streamed e
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by throw7 2y ago
The law can't save us.
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Walgreens replaced its refrigerator doors with digitized ad-laden glass. It(fortune.com)
1 points by throw7 2y ago|1 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
Yes. Give people the ownership of their job. Kaizen comes to mind. What we have today are MBA's that tweak spreadsheets and see employees as replaceable cogs in a machine. No one cares in that environment.
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by throw7 2y ago
I wonder what the byline will look like. I'm sure their current crop of beat reporters are enthusiastic with developments.
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by throw7 2y ago
I imagined Gary as Ira Glass and Cindy as Jen Psaki. I could make it only about halfway before I threw up a little.
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by throw7 2y ago
The parents.
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by throw7 2y ago
fyi, to remove the pedal on the left side (non-drive side), you turn wrench to the right (clockwise) to loosen (that's opposite to what you would normally do). Note: the point though the author is (or should be) making is to take &quot
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by throw7 2y ago
I'm not against circles in general, but (along with pedestrians) they aren't exactly bike friendly either.
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by throw7 2y ago
Huh, is that a diagonal crosswalk? I've never seen that before... does that actually cause a 4 way stop for all cars for pedestrians?
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by throw7 2y ago
I always feel like I'll permanently see cross eyed if I keep doing that. It doesn't help that I was accidentally hit in the head by my double's partner racket in tennis and spent like a minute or two walking around seeing do
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by throw7 2y ago
It's not really video (although the nature of video does annoy me too), it's the audio: poor latency, poor quality handling of multiple talkers, dropouts. The number of different clients is also annoying. zoom, cisco, microsoft,
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by throw7 2y ago
You said it best. Your own words: you're a phony.
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Insiders say fraud in NY computer programming work dates back years(timesunion.com)
38 points by throw7 2y ago|10 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
rant: A few months ago I got a flyer that I can now get Verizon 5G at my home. I read that as fiber and got so excited I texted my neighbor barely a mile away that finally after all these years I can get fiber to the home just like him. I
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by throw7 2y ago
What pisses me off is when the pentagon says "we don't know, but don't worry everything having to do with the security of the U.S. is perfectly fine!" Don't lie to me.

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