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by turndown 7y ago
Anyone know where one could buy such a piece?
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by turndown 7y ago
>All U.S. citizens need to realize that publicly traded companies are NOT U.S. companies. Maybe if the company isn't based in the US, but a company founded by a US citizen, whose headquarters its entire existence have been within th
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by turndown 7y ago
"May I..." sounds like I am asking my elementary school teacher if I'm allowed to go to the bathroom to my American ears; or pointlessly formal.
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by turndown 7y ago
IMO a migration path between kernels would be expecting too much out of an OSS project, but maybe I just have lower expectations for these things.
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by turndown 7y ago
The Big Bang happened everywhere in the Universe, at once. Our CMBR is coming in from all directions, at all times, as more distant locations(eg further away from us at the start) finally reach us.
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by turndown 7y ago
>By definition, the less code you have to maintain the less surface area for vulnerabilities. It does not sound like you have any legitimate information about how Windows compatability increases vulnerabilites beyond vague statements. Tr
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by turndown 7y ago
>Not having to worry about yet another security vulnerability caused by 10 year old code does impact me. Surely you're not suggesting that OS X is somehow more secure because it doesn't provide as much backwards compatability?
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by turndown 7y ago
Who is his most likely successor? Will GNU strategy change(the kernel coming to the front of my mind) or will things basically be the same?
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by turndown 7y ago
This is one of the most infantile and uninformed posts I have ever read on HN. Do you actually believe that felony disenfranchisement, which has been used to racially profile generations of Americans[1], could ever be conflated with throwin
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by turndown 7y ago
I do not really care about new features to C - I would just use C++ for these features - but what is your specific argument against something like auto? Or just in general on new features.
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by turndown 7y ago
Don't let the article's title fool you: none of these products are new, they have been available for a long time. The only difference is that the Juul was/is most popular with teens, so they were the ones punished.
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by turndown 7y ago
IIRC the crafty itself is not medically certified but S&B at one time did have a medically certified version.
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by turndown 7y ago
Why would someone accept a patch that did not follow publicly available guidelines?
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by turndown 7y ago
The Chinese != CPC.
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by turndown 7y ago
I always find reasoning like this to be weak. Why is it on Google that China is run by the morally bankrupt?
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by turndown 7y ago
From what I understand a lack of detection can also tell you something about where the point of origin is.
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by turndown 7y ago
This sounds amazing because it shifts blame for poor performance from lack of simplistic analogy to easier examples to a lack of preparation, but I don't think what you're saying is true. Some people are born with a higher ability
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by turndown 7y ago
I noticed that issue in the headline it had on reddit, why would an expert in the subject think that 50 ms is so little time to a machine that runs at 2-3 GHz...
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by turndown 7y ago
I thought that i5s+ were all quad core or better, is this not the case?
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by turndown 7y ago
Stories like these are always sad to me, but in the end I remember that stuff like this is totally natural and part of the act of invention. We simply found a better way of communicating information, and the printing press will never be abl
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by turndown 8y ago
Who on earth thinks drinking helps you sleep better? I've missed out on the best factoids it seems.
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by turndown 8y ago
How does demographic momentum account for the fact that Nigeria cannot support that many people?
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by turndown 8y ago
Regardless of eventual effect, none of us reading this now will live long enough to see any of them. So much of the population won't be touched by this stuff for so long that it's hard to really say if there will be a real effect
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by turndown 8y ago
Is this a totally reasonable thing to say, though, comparing us to rats in this situation? Rats have no concept of extinction or death, humans do. To me, that means a lot. Not to mention, rat society doesn't change much whether it&#x27
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by turndown 8y ago
There's the law, and then there's reality. I worked a job that was based on tips, $5 an hour otherwise. I never once in my life saw an increase in my pay for hours where I made no tips.
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by turndown 8y ago
Hence my qualification of 'justified'. There have been dozens of times since WW2 where the US has incorrectly justified violence for economic benefit, and these instances are deeply wrong, and I wish they had not happened. But in
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by turndown 8y ago
This is the most boring type of strawman not worth responding against, but I will say that when I mean our way of life, I mean the rights and guarantees as codified in our constitution, our representative democracy, and the many, many freed
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by turndown 8y ago
I think the focus, then, should be on holding elected officials accountable for their actions. I don't think Nadella's argument is particularly persuasive, but we should all understand our way of life is worth fighting for, and in
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by turndown 8y ago
https://www.carcomplaints.com/Toyota/Corolla/2010/recalls/ I drive a 2010 Toyota Corolla :') - the philosophy sounds great but the implementation is poor.
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by turndown 8y ago
An amount similar to levels before human impact.

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