tobib

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by tobib 7y ago
There is still the problem of nuclear waste being highly radioactive for thousands of years and us not knowing how to deal with it properly.
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by tobib 7y ago
There is also the problem of nuclear waste being highly radioactive for thousands of years and us not knowing how to deal with it properly.
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by tobib 7y ago
It's a neat idea but I wouldn't say "three mirrors, each measuring 17 sq m" is particularly "giant".
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by tobib 7y ago
I don't know what's more astounding, the price per MB or the fact that the NZ$ was once worth 1.25 US$.
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by tobib 8y ago
Can you elaborate please?
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by tobib 8y ago
I struggle with people that think driving fast makes them safer drivers. And I've never seen any data supporting that claim.
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by tobib 8y ago
> Usually it’s not them causing accidents. I hear that all the time, do you have a source?
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by tobib 8y ago
The phone numbers are spoofed so this would probably do more harm than good.
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by tobib 8y ago
Phone numbers are being spoofed so while you might block the majority of those calls you won't be able to block all of them. The problem has to be solved upstream.
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by tobib 8y ago
> This is a free, open source app. Open source is important here because all your network requests will go through this app, and we need to make sure we can trust it. Because the app is open source, if it was doing anything shady, it wou
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by tobib 8y ago
Same here. I like it but it does lack some of the features and polishing you get with Slack. I find that the Windows client leaves a lot to be desired. I have to restart it constantly because it becomes painfully slow. Channel "unread
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by tobib 8y ago
Neither is it "free", at least not in Germany. It gets charged to your insurer.
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by tobib 8y ago
> He didn't give a reason, but said if I refuse they'd hold us until their forensics team cracks the phone password anyway Is that realistic? Would they actually be able to "crack" the encryption of a modern iPhone or
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by tobib 8y ago
The difference I see is that AWS didn't seem to have suffered a non-region specific service outage yet. Whether or not it's related to the South Central US region outage, today Azure Active Directory was down for ~4h. Because it&
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by tobib 8y ago
You're actually able to electronically fetch all the data that the various companies (employer, broker, bank, etc) report to the CRA anyway. All you have to do is check it and send.
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by tobib 9y ago
I don't quite understand, can you elaborate what you mean by that?
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by tobib 9y ago
Seems like the rate limit of api.foursquare.com has been exceeded.
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Amazon’s first bookstore in New York City sucks the joy out of buying books(qz.com)
3 points by tobib 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobib 12y ago
Would you mind giving a bit more information about how it's working?
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by tobib 13y ago
I hope that I just didn't get the irony. This sounds sad, unhealthy and very very boring.
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by tobib 18y ago
I disagree that the more labels someone has the dumber they make you. And I strongly disagree in that. I know people that believe in almost nothing. Not in a religion, not a programming language. Sure there won't ever be a religious argumen