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by trumped 9y ago
Flamethrowers should do it: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/boring-company-flame-throw...
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by trumped 9y ago
Sure, maybe, but if you have been aware of the issue for a year and it's still going on 2 years later it might be considered just a good excuse... How often do you get that problem trading stocks?
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by trumped 9y ago
No. It was just such a common occurrence that I could not come to a different conclusion. If you need many examples, look for Reddit threads that talk about Coinbase created right after Bitcoin dips.
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by trumped 9y ago
Coinbase has been fishy from the start... For example, I placed buy orders for some Bitcoins when they dropped sharply years ago (Coinbase just started at that time) and they canceled those orders after I placed them. Now what they do is t
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by trumped 9y ago
I meant if you left a bad review somewhere else... Of course someone should not go back where they don't like to go....
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by trumped 9y ago
If you have all the knowledge, wouldn't you know both ways? Sure you might need to build a few tools with your knowledge before you start, but then you could build a city.
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by trumped 9y ago
Some doctors probably refuse patients that left bad reviews at competing offices...
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by trumped 9y ago
sure, I'll take 0.001% if you don't mind.
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by trumped 9y ago
Will they take out a 0% loan to pay that?
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by trumped 9y ago
Could it be automated? that would really save time... for Facebook.
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by trumped 9y ago
There might be an optimal thickness... a very thin film can't absorb much thermal energy, for example
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by trumped 9y ago
He's not trying to make his life harder... he is building it by himself the same way that some contractor would be doing it with perhaps 4-5 guys. Although primitive, the video that you linked to is also based on previous technology&#x
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by trumped 9y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I don't like glossy computer screens either... I'd rather use matte. It seems like matte screens make a bit of a comeback but it was hard to find one years ago. I once heard a rumor that they were doi
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by trumped 9y ago
Which adblocker do you use? uBlock origin + uMatrix block 46 requests, altogether.
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by trumped 9y ago
I suspect that this one is more like if you were stuck in space with no propulsion and nothing to throw... so you can't move.
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by trumped 9y ago
Shouldn't it be trivial to convert an existing F-35 to a "drone"? Maybe just a software update should do it? If not, then there is definitely a big problem with the F-35 (not future proof)...
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by trumped 9y ago
maybe they'll change their mind when their market share goes back to what it was 20 years ago (that's me being hopeful, it probably will never happen)
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by trumped 9y ago
> And now it's finally getting close to actual Windows Security probably hasn't been tested very much but it probably will be as secure as most other OSes? (i.e., not very secure)
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by trumped 9y ago
shitty jobs will disappear first (robots/automation will take care of it)... and if universal income becomes needed, it will be paid for by the robot-taxes.
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by trumped 9y ago
I thought the same, but it's still a bit of a "funny" fact
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by trumped 9y ago
I used GnuPG, is that good enough (assuming a 16 char random password)?
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by trumped 9y ago
My router is affected but I would never enable UPnP or remote management ...
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by trumped 9y ago
You can do anything with the right GUI... So what he means is that there is no proper GUI available?
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by trumped 9y ago
yes... WebAssembly is even worst then Angular (They both obfuscate the web)