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Calling Taiwan the real China isn't really accurate. I suspect had they managed to crush the Red army the nationalists would have done very similar things to keep control of the region given the instability after they tried to westerni
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Was this the same plan where private jets were exempted from a jet fuel tax?
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China refuses to allow research into the origin of the virus and blames whoever is pissing them off that day. I don't think it's beyond reason to think, in a country where officials routinely fudge numbers to avoid jail time, that
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5y ago
Just because you block them all doesn't mean they aren't talking.
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5y ago
Protesters also destroyed property and committed a lot of violent acts against uninvolved people.
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5y ago
I've seen Normie conservative and libertarian friends posting screenshots of this. I wouldn't be surprised if the anti establishment left are getting the same thing. Facebook is getting into activism, you should be very worried.
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5y ago
It's pretty incredible that bougies in the inner city with good public transport seem to think cars are optional everywhere.
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5y ago
Managed stuff like AWS fargate and ECS is what I want to use at work. ATM I've got an ec2 server instance with SSM taking care of it, I don't have to shell in too often.
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5y ago
I think it was just a dangerous cocktail of bad information pushed deliberately by a lot of different actors. A lot of people didn't like Trump, sure, but there were a lot of other people that were completely naive about Chinese propag
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5y ago
Cool, but where are my generics?
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See, I would care less about all this phoning home if I got the option to opt out like that.
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The US is one of two countries that does it. California wants to levy a similar thing for people moving away from there
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5y ago
Depends what you value. You have to really look at what the freedom indices are using to rank countries.
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5y ago
I think my top 5 is - Sending really unprofessional messages and not even doing the smallest amount of research before talking to me. I've had one call about a Ruby tech lead position this week, nowhere on my publicly available CVs do
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5y ago
NYT again playing at Captain obvious.
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This is just going to make the ads on climate content look like click fraud.
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Imagine spending 4 years calling Donald Trump an illegitimate president then having a cry when they want to validate votes. You want Trump Republicans to calm down? Prove Joe won, let them look at the ballots. Elections should be open and t
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5y ago
And that makes it ok how, exactly?
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5y ago
Line 6 Variax guitar. It's good enough that I haven't even thought about buying another guitar since because it's so versatile.
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5y ago
May not have come from the lab, but entirely possible they were working on bioweapons or something else untoward in Wuhan. Would explain why they don't want inspectors poking around We won't know until someone forces open those re
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5y ago
No need to be facetious, friend. Were I a more paranoid man I'd hook a lambda into the SNS topic and terminate all ec2 instances, delete all S3 buckets, delete all IAM keys and regenerate and send me the root password. I'm not tha
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Yep, they have a habit of doing that. I had a Lambda timing out because of dropped network packets, they told me to up the timeout and closed the ticket without reading my description.
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5y ago
Million times this. Free and developer tier support go straight to entry level drones in India, who will deal with it within Indian business hours. Business and enterprise tier are 24 hours, and will be dealt with by more experienced techni
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5y ago
AWS is like a weapons cache you've stumbled upon in the middle of the desert, lots of fun, useful and interesting stuff in it but you're going to get yourself hurt if you don't take proper precautions. This sounds like a caut
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AWS support puts me into a circle of "here's the details"->"you forgot other details"->"here's other details"->"you also need details"->"those details are in my initial mess
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5y ago
So like only fans, which I also refuse to pay for?
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You're right, shut down the economy and destroy the poor end of town's livelihoods. Gotta save grandma. Disingenuous statements aside, the people in charge of policy clearly don't care enough to follow the rules themselves. T
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99.7% survival rate and those in power expect us to bend over and just ask for more violations of our civil liberties.
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I wrote a catch-all lambda for SES too forward anything I sent it. That was 5 hours of my life I'm never getting back
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I love Reaper. There's a learning curve like every other specialist bit of software but it has enough power for an amateur like me to produce something that sounds great.
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