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tzfld
7y ago
My concern about these deletion request is that you are totally at the will of the platforms, that they actually will delete your data. This already imply trust towards them. And if you have trust they handling data with responsibility, why
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tzfld
7y ago
Large majority of Apple users do not need anything else than what Apple already made.
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tzfld
7y ago
No wonder the US doesn't want the Chinese to be involved in large scale international tech projects like the ISS.
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tzfld
7y ago
Overall, the fact that the US experiencing the longest period without capability of sending humans into space seems to be a serious organizational problem.
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tzfld
7y ago
Thanks. This whole debate is more than strange for me, having a primary language (hungarian) which do not use gender pronouns at all when referring to a person/object.
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tzfld
7y ago
I have read every hn submitted articles about this drama, but I still don't get what this is all about. Maybe because of my english not being the best.
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tzfld
7y ago
Wondering if a complex machine like an orbital rocket could be 3D printed as a whole and not just the components separately...
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7y ago
Given the vastness of the Universe, I would say there is low chance finding some spaceships wandering out there even if they are present.
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Moore's Law graphed vs. real CPUs and GPUs 1965 – 2019
(reddit.com)
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7y ago
may be indirect benefits
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7y ago
Pretty sure both sides have a b-plan to avoid massive damage, but someone definitely going to lose.
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7y ago
Pegasus can lift ~300 kg into SSO of that altitude ( https://www.northropgrumman.com/Capabilities/Pegasus/Documen... ) and it costs over $50 million. But it is known for the unusual high price even among old style l
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7y ago
Every time I see these 'big things', they remind me the Silicon Valley's raw water issue.
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7y ago
At least, we still have to wait a few decades for the "boom in human activity" there
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7y ago
Event if operational costs going to be 0, it's not a viable business model to not have profit.
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7y ago
Because already have centralized services that easily do that. You can't attract users without this.
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How the asteroid-mining bubble burst
(technologyreview.com)
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tzfld
7y ago
If I would be Google, I would create a service like this, and would slowly inject tracking code in every package served.
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7y ago
All seem to be nice and ordered places, which is definitely not my case.
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7y ago
>Huawei will only be able to use the public version of Android and will not be able to get access to proprietary apps and services from Google Sometimes this isn't a bad thing at all.
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7y ago
Many wrongly think UFOs being equivalent to alien flying saucers. No, it is an unidentified object, which means that they can be a bird or a plane, until it's identified.
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7y ago
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
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7y ago
I find somewhat interesting the contrast of what the HN community consider being worth to mention. Like between manned moon base plans and a cosmology related discovery we have the rumor of hiding Instagram likes.
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7y ago
>Their places data, reviews, photos, navigation, and street view are all adding a massive amount of value. This is where OSM should move.
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7y ago
>Why provide free services to billionaires? So you don't contribute content to large social networks neither, isn't it?!
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7y ago
SpaceX, OneWeb, Amazon. I hope this will not turn to be a space debris disaster.
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8y ago
So, after pirate sites we will have to see pirate ISPs too.
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8y ago
There are so many stories lately with deplatformings and how troll attack prone are these platforms that it's inexplicable to me how many business owners still relying heavily on these platforms and not having a b plan.
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8y ago
They are for-profit organizations. They will make happy those who pay more. Simple rule of capitalism. Don't know why some are still wondering about this.
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8y ago
I would add a longer 4th one: - If an instance is going to shut down for any reason, how you can handle your account and your content? Do you lose all your follower base and/or content? Can you transfer your account to another instance
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