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2y ago
On the one hand I don't love it, on the other hand I can't blame them and have 0 issues with it. As long as they're only recording inside their store, what's the problem? Literally every large store/chain has over
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2y ago
Because he’s an easy person to dislike. And he’s spent a lot of his career taking credit for other people’s work. He also has a section of people that are cult-like in their defense of him which adds fuel to the fire. “You’re jealous” or “y
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2y ago
It took them a decade and a half because Boeing learned the hard way that you have to actually be efficient when you don’t get a cost plus contract. Their entire system was setup to extract as much money from the government as possible, no
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2y ago
He wasn’t off the internet. He just determined his modem was hacked. Given it had been hacked for who knows how long, what’s one more day? They responded to his api submission in 6 hours.
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2y ago
> Cox's support organization was presented with a compromised device being handed to them by an infosec professional, and they couldn't handle it effectively at all. He probably should have gone the responsible disclosure route
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2y ago
It’s also fueled by rampant IP theft. It’s a lot easier to advance when you’re not actually inventing anything.
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2y ago
It's probably easier to just blanket scrub everything beyond a small set of allowed information (like positive articles about the party) than to selectively delete. Why do they care if valuable information is lost?
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2y ago
> People are allowed to think and share things that make you angry. If your views aren't mainstream, there's a reason for that. China has entered the chat. Obviously HN is a western focused site, but it always fascinates me w
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2y ago
So the Russian social media farms are working. Is there some corruption in politics? Absolutely. Are the youth who think things are horrible completely out of touch with reality? Absolutely. I think if any of them had to spend a month in
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2y ago
And hearing… like the sound of rain hitting the car.
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2y ago
No, it's an attempt to deflect any thoughtful discussion about the actual topic. Instead of providing anything of substance about the subject matter, you attempt to gaslight people into an argument about something else entirely. If yo
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tw04
2y ago
Whataboutism really has no place in the discussion but is a pretty common and documented Russian tactic to deflect any responsibility.
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2y ago
Citation? Because the engineer, who worked for space-x, in the article I linked, clearly knew it would be a disaster. There were also posts on twitter throughout that engineers were VERY concerned about the decision (because they knew it
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2y ago
Imagine being so emotionally invested in a billionaire who doesn't know who you are, that you think other people are as well. I don't hate Elon because I don't think about Elon beyond commenting on the occasional article he h
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2y ago
He’s been mostly too distracted with Twitter. His last one was the launch pad all his engineers told him would be a disaster that he insisted on doing anyway. That legitimately had the possibility to put them out of commission for years had
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2y ago
https://www.dpreview.com/news/4518014471/capture-one-adds-wi... Seems like it works well (I don't have any gear new enough to test myself). Supported cameras here: https://support.captureone.com&#x
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2y ago
Question: what sets this apart from say, boox? And in comparison, it seems a battery life of days feels a bit low - is that just a conservative estimate? Is that days with all-day use? Note: I have literally nothing to do with boox other
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2y ago
What are you talking about? The AVERAGE CD right now is 5%. My local CU is almost 6%. US bonds are currently ~4.5% - if you consider those unstable, I guess the US economy isn't stable - and if the US economy crashes, wikipedia wi
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2y ago
> While i am sympathetic to wmf finding alternative funding streams Why are you sympathetic to it? Their fund, at this point, can make enough off interest on a basic CD to not just pay for every possible cost they could have until the e
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2y ago
She DEFINITELY made more than $100k in stock and bonuses for the fraud.
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2y ago
We did this at boyscout camp until one year my buddy shattered his ankle hitting a hole running in the dark. One ambulance ride, several surgeries, major issues with morphine withdrawal, and that was the end of that.
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2y ago
What makes you think someone else wouldn’t have picked up the pieces? Whether that be dish/comcast/google, or just some private equity. Being acquired by a competitor wasn’t their only exit option, and pretty much anything else w
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2y ago
>they wouldn't want to be beholden to a competitor. Which is ironic given that OEL is a direct rip-off of RHEL which IBM also now owns.
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2y ago
This is how you know that they're not putting another dime into R&D.
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2y ago
Given it won’t be the world’s biggest market in the next year or two, I think the rumors of the US semiconductor’s demise are likely grossly exaggerated. https://ourworldindata.org/world-population-update-2022
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2y ago
So you didn't click the link? Because ULA wasn't second, rocket labs had 9 launches last year and 24 scheduled this year. As I said, the launch industry in the US is robust.
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2y ago
I don’t think that’s really a fair assessment. Yes Space-X has had the most launches and gets the most press, but the US has a very healthy launch industry. https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/12/top-us-laun
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2y ago
Not every vendor needs Amazon’s eye watering margins to justify their existence. Plenty of people more than happy to make their 12% and call it a day. The difficulty and cost of owning a data center has been grossly exaggerated. It’s just
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2y ago
“Making demands” which were: please don’t package my code in your distro that has dozens of out of date packages my code depends on that will break. Because I don’t want to deal with end users bugging me about it being broken. I think the m
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2y ago
So... your example is a developer of HA stating that he sees major flaws with how they're distributing his package, and that he has absolutely no interest in supporting users that pull his code in a way that is unmaintainable by him.
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