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by tidepod12 6y ago
The US does not have any net neutrality laws that would make the posed scenario illegal. But! That brings up a great point, because I certainly am a proponent of net neutrality laws: would/should such laws not also apply to major inter
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by tidepod12 6y ago
That's dodging the question. Let's say they weren't spewing hatred/fascism, and were reporting on critical information that Americans need to know. But AT&T blocks them. Is the response still going to be "AT&amp
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I agree that Parler was deplorable and needed to go, but I keep seeing this "private companies can do whatever they want" argument, and it bothers me. For the sake of discussion, would you feel the same way if the CEOs of AT&T
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I'm not sure who "we" is referring to, but if you're referring to America, the Nation of Islam is an American political/religious group based in Chicago that routinely calls for the death of Jewish people (they also
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by tidepod12 6y ago
In the current context, we aren't talking about the president of the united states, we're talking about a bunch of random people on Parler. But if your point is that government officials should be held to a higher standard than ra
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by tidepod12 6y ago
https://twitter.com/Zabehulah_M33/status/1346373559812300800 This is the official spokesman of the Taliban posting a propaganda video of a militant bragging about waging jihad. https://twitter.com/
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Because the Taliban doesn't commit acts of real-world violence and unrest...?
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I fully agree but it's getting increasingly hard to make this argument with a straight face given that the tech companies in question still host numerous other hate groups. Twitter still allows the leaders of the Taliban and the Nation
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Lots of great discussion in these comments about the topic at hand (exercising), which is great, but the article is actually about a book titled "Exercised" and I don't see any comments at all about the book. Has anyone read
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by tidepod12 6y ago
So to avoid confusion: there's two sources of "payment information" that might get confused with Apple. There's Apple Pay (which has no WhatsApp equivalent AFAIK) and Apple Cash (which is the equivalent of WhatsApp Pay).
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by tidepod12 6y ago
>Now, gushing praise aside, making sure the labels are truly accurate is the hard part. For example, I’m not sure how iMessage can claim it doesn’t track payments when I use it to actually make payments, but I guess the point is aside fr
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by tidepod12 6y ago
>Although it has the same goals as supply chain engineering, supply chain management is focused on a more traditional management and business based approach gasp , there's that evil "business" word again
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Muilenberg became president in 2013, and the 737 MAX certifications happened in 2017, when Muilenberg was CEO.
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by tidepod12 6y ago
The max was developed and launched by Dennis Muilenberg. Muilenberg was President and then CEO of Boeing for 7 of the 8 years that the MAX was under development and launch. McNerney was only there for 4 of those years. You can argue all you
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Tim Cook has a bachelor engineering degree but he hasn't been involved in engineering work since the 90s. He's been the head of operations, making business decisions like closing down factories and outsourcing production, since hi
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I'm so tired of seeing this ridiculous "mba and accountants are evil" trope. You realize Tim Cook is one of those evil MBA people, right? And the CEO that oversaw Boeing during the launch of the MAX was a career aerospace eng
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by tidepod12 6y ago
>Logistics part of Amazon has expressed a desire to become the "4th flywheel" of Amazon I'm not surprised at all if this is the long term game plan. I'm curious though, what are the first three flywheels? AWS, retail
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Isn't "logistics as a service" pretty much what Fulfillment By Amazon is? I could be totally wrong, but based on the past stories I've read about Amazon's negotiations with UPS and their growth of their own delivery
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Of note, all of those 66 planes are leased from and operated by other cargo airlines, like Atlas Air. Amazon doesn't own the planes or employ the pilots, they just lease the ability to paint the Amazon logo on the side and have the pla
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I totally agree. This website looks a free Wix template that someone set up over the weekend for some amateur placeholder website, not like a website I would expect from a huge and important organization, and especially not from a governmen
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Designing your city in a way that allows traffic to flow (and takes advantage of traffic alternatives such as the myriad of public transit options you can design and build) is one of those "meaningful challenges" that you're
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Musk had a hair transplant, which is quite expensive and a quite involved procedure. The results are also highly dependent on how bald you are, the type of hair you have, and even the doctor who does it. If you accidentally pick a bad docto
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by tidepod12 6y ago
It's Apple's new license agreement specifically for "rental" companies like AWS and MacStadium. Apple specifically says that Mac hardware and software licenses must be for a minimum time period of 24 hours, and cannot be
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I've worked as a security consultant for healthcare companies for years. The HIPAA Security Rule is a joke. The HIPAA Security Rule requirements are extremely basic things like "users must have their own login username rather than
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Because AirDrop doesn't use your local network at all, it creates a direct peer-to-peer wifi connection between the two Apple devices. It has no way to do that via an ethernet cable.
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by tidepod12 6y ago
There's a lot of confounding factors, but in general: Cell network uses very little power when idle, but a lot when transmitting. Wifi on the other hand uses a medium amount of power when idle, and a medium amount when transmitting. (t
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Agreed. You seem to be less interested in discussing the game and more interested in gatekeeping who is allowed to discuss the game and how. If you'd like to discuss the game, I'm all for it. But if you're just here to gateke
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by tidepod12 6y ago
>That’s not what people here are generally saying, You must be completely ignoring the multiple comments here, not to mention the comments in every preceding thread on HN, not to mention the comments on reddit about this game. Because th
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by tidepod12 6y ago
I specifically said that even I am having fun, despite the bugs. But again, that doesn't mean the bugs don't exist, and it doesn't mean the game wouldn't be better without the bugs. Where are you getting this "the g
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by tidepod12 6y ago
Sorry, but I don't believe it. Either you're astronomically lucky or you just don't pay attention to the detail of whats going on in the game around you. And that's fine, but it doesn't mean the bugs aren't the

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