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by tw04 3y ago
So basically New Jersey made the mistake of pushing people to Poly bags instead of Cloth bags. That problem is easily remedied. Ignoring the fact that the site is basically saying that in the short-term CO2 output is increased because re-
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by tw04 3y ago
Who would want that? The US style is the best of both worlds IMO. By cutting you off immediately the company protects itself from rogue employees who may try to harm the company while their access is still enabled. For the employee, being
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by tw04 3y ago
Sam Altman seems to want power and attention. If mankind has $7t to throw away it would be far better spent moving the entire world to renewable energy and renewable powered transportation. Unless his ultimate goal is to leave earth to our
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by tw04 3y ago
>Its how the USA was built, seems a bit unfair to hold China to a different standard. You mean it seems unfair to hold China to the same standard in 2023 that every other developed nation is held to? Instead, they should get to rewind t
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by tw04 3y ago
>This argument would be more convincing if the others had a competing product first, but it seems like they don't. They literally stole all of Nortel's IP, and then hired away their engineers once they had employee data and kne
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by tw04 3y ago
+1 for Hubitat - assuming they don't sell out their business model is perfect. They sell the base hardware which you'll need to upgrade over time as new z-wave/zigbee/other protocols come out. Additionally they will se
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by tw04 3y ago
>* Huawei sells better and cheaper network hardware than anyone else. If you spend a decade spending 10s of millions of dollars (or more) on R&D into cellular networks, and then I just take all of your findings and build a competing
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by tw04 3y ago
Bartender is an app that will let you hide items/hide items in a submenu. I have no affiliation, and it just works. I’m guessing there’s something similar open source but I’ve yet to stumble across one that works as well. https:/
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by tw04 3y ago
I’m not bemoaning capitalism, I’m suggesting government should do their job. Which includes taking back subsidies if not punishing companies that take OUR money and then pursue actions directly contradicting what they took the money for.
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by tw04 3y ago
Presumably because he wanted to take paternaty leave after his child was born. Also why wouldn’t you tell coworkers you’re having a baby? It’d be really weird to keep that a secret.
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by tw04 3y ago
That would land better if shell weren’t abandoning hydrogen stations and ev charging while being led by a CEO who has publicly stated they’re doubling down on oil. If you want to pull out of something like this after getting subsidies you s
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by tw04 3y ago
Sure, but if you're paying anywhere near list price for your on-prem hardware at scale you're also doing it wrong. I've never seen a scenario where Amazon discounts exceed what you would get from a hardware or software vendo
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by tw04 3y ago
>By the time your db is big enough to cost an unreasonable amount on RDS, you’re likely a big enough team to have options. By the time your db is big enough to cost an unreasonable amount on RDS, you've likely got so much momentum t
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by tw04 3y ago
CCS*
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by tw04 3y ago
> The problem with this approach is that it incentivizes the incredulous, overhyped, yellow journalism that people (at least claim to) hate. Is that really a problem though? How many times are you going to click on that news source befor
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by tw04 3y ago
>Congress should have gotten off their hands and written something by now, same with Crypto legislation. “Chevron Deference” breeds tyranny through legislative apathy It would be literally impossible for congress to rule on every nuanced
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by tw04 3y ago
Buying a Tesla already results in adapters if you want to use the previous standard of nacs or j1772. There are plenty of places in the country that’s the only option.
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by tw04 3y ago
I understand what it currently does. I’m saying they’re missing the mark and should finish building out the tool. I don’t want a separate tool for each.
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by tw04 3y ago
It isn’t a political problem, it’s a messaging problem. The fact we allow a large group of folks to outright lie about the problem on public airwaves results in the “division”. I’m all for freedom of speech, but when public figures are kn
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by tw04 3y ago
> While I certainly would not support the abuses in the article, being required to work 5 days a week whether you want to or not is rehabilitative for many people who cannot hold down a job because they lack discipline and patience to ap
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by tw04 3y ago
I fundamentally disagree. The source of truth should be naively updating my components, not a script that may or may not break with the next update which has 0 support available. Given the repeated asks on the GitHub issues, I’m confident I
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by tw04 3y ago
There was a decent Netflix special on this - 13th amendment (I believe that was the name). Basically slavery never actually ended, it’s just hidden in the prison system now. Society is ok with it because we’ve somehow gotten this distorted
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by tw04 3y ago
I struggle with netbox. I understand their theory of separation of duties, but without it doing DDI and without it having native integration into all the major dns players the usefulness is questionable to me. Relying on people to always up
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by tw04 3y ago
This isn't universally true. They've primarily expanded by acquiring other companies, and a few regions do have IPv6. Lansing, Michigan in particular which was previously Lightspeed. That being said, the CGNAT thing is just sill
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by tw04 3y ago
^^Bonus points if you pretend to be old. They're looking to prey on old/senile folks who don't know any better/can be easily confused. Their defense is always "they're rich Americans, they can afford it"
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by tw04 3y ago
> Is resolution going to peak? It should. At some point you are beyond any difference a human eye can detect on a tv or monitor you’re sitting less than 10ft away from. It probably won’t though because capitalism means there has to be a
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by tw04 3y ago
>recycle the old hardware and buy something new in most cases. Completely agree, other than nobody is willing to recycle the hardware in any environmentally friendly way. So "recycle" pretty much just means "send it to so
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by tw04 3y ago
You completely missed the point, in its entirety. A. Freedom of speech isn't freedom from consequences. B. Just because you CAN say anything you want doesn't mean you SHOULD. Part of living in society is acting... civilized. Sugg
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by tw04 3y ago
The number of people trying to defend what is, at best, extremely childish behavior is fascinating to me. Would you really go up to your city counselor in real life and tell them you wish death on them and their family, and pretend it&#x27
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by tw04 3y ago
Because there are branches everywhere in the US making access easy whether you’re in New York or Montana. There’s no other department of the federal government with that coverage. They also are quasi financial already as you can get a USPS

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