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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Throw a rock and you will hit one
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Anecdotal but whatever: I know a lot of people who try and fix their own things. The most prolific fixer I know is quite well off
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
It depends. Some can. There would be some that cannot. Rural grocery stores are already more expensive so we would have to determine where this extra money is going.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Nextdoor wants to make money. It's hard to make money and do good
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
It probably includes a license to some other software required for this to work
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> I’m sure there are a zillion exceptions to this that ppl will point out It's not really "exceptions" that will be pointed out. The reality is that someone if going to have to stop automating\simplifying and actually fix
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
we did declare that phones were dangerous and we did take steps to mitigate their ability to carry out attacks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MYSTIC_(surveillance_program)
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
if your workflow depends on macOS then it doesn't matter how cheap windows is
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
The headline is clickbait. About 3 sentences down, you can see him say "I am an optimist. It may take days, it may take weeks but Parler will return and when we do, we will be stronger." I also "feel crazy in this world"
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Drug Lords in Mexico build roads to help them traffic narcotics and some law abiding people have access to them. The US built roads to enable commerce and some law breaking people have access to them. Intent matters
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> Nothing was adjudicated in court Parler agreed to AWS' TOS. You don't have to go to court.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
AWS' response wasn't based on 'calling random things "terrorism"'. it was based on things that actually happened so I think the response is proportional. > I guess for now you can have fun watching how Patri
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
"if you don't want your website shutdown for terrorism, you should probably moderate your site for terrorism" seems like a pretty clear and concise terms of use.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
AWS will be fine. Anyone not using these hosts to promote terrorism will be fine.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Free market. You don't have to bake gay wedding cakes and we don't have to host terrorist content
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
if you don't want to be treated like a terrorist, you probably shouldn't fly to the nations capitol and storm congress.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
All hosts have the power to shutdown anything they want, this isn't unique to amazon.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
"left" leaders aren't telling people to riot. They aren't mad because twitter is banning them. They are mad because someone is telling them to be mad
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
I remote into a desktop from a laptop so the power is always there and I can be portable if i need to. Also has the benefit that I can work on any device that has an rdp client (android, ios, rpi, etc) The laptop only needs to drive the dis
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
The web was small because it wasn't filled with ads, blogspam, clickbait, etc. So much stuff out there is just pure garbage.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
The web existed before the adtech industry. It will live after it.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
I know quite a few people who answer emails on vacation and who do on call rotations at their "normal" jobs. So I think part of the appeal of these types of questions is that the individual gets to reap the benefits of their extra
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
It was a joke. Gary is a dangerous place to be
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> The development environment is not user friendly, the syntax confusing, there’s no support for unit testing – I could go on. The vba ide is pretty good imo. Lack of unit test frameworks is valid but doesn't stop you from rolling
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> In 2008, Facebook was hailed as tool for democracy not everyone. some saw the "fake news" and "alternative facts" spreading and knew what was coming
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> Mostly price apple tends to not make the cheapest version of anything it makes (quite the opposite). I'm sure the people buying the iCar are going to be the same ones dropping $1200 every year for the latest iphone > battery ra
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Competitive in what sense?
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Tesla started with a Lotus design and went from there. Lotus produced "gliders" for them for many years. I think apple could do the same.
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
Tesla's contracted a lot of work to Lotus
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by vb6sp6 6y ago
> They might be the best action movies, but I don't consider them the best Bond movies yes, they seem to borrow heavily from the Bourne movies instead of from past Bond movies. Still enjoyable.

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