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by vdaea 3y ago
Why should they build their own cloud, seeing that costs more money?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Wikipedia is special in that 1) it's very cacheable so the infrastructure costs are low and 2) it's not too expensive in terms of development since I assume people don't expect many features.
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by vdaea 3y ago
After reading the text I predict this is completely sensationalised and that something worse happened.
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by vdaea 3y ago
So Phil's story about his last name being Leonardo instead of Leotardo is false?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Remember when telling people that covid escaped from a laboratory was considered Extremely Dangerous to Our Democracy and should be censored? And then youtube deleted every single video that posted that theory. I remember.
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by vdaea 3y ago
The article simply says that according to Auto Trader (a classifieds website for cars) electric cars lose 23% of their value the first year. Where's the conservative (slur word) bias in that? Or the bias, for that matter.
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by vdaea 3y ago
"You will own nothing and you will be happy"
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by vdaea 3y ago
Whoa man, someone is posting a website with a conservative bias to HN? Heckterino! Bring ze downvotes! How about some actual criticism of the text in the article itself?
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by vdaea 3y ago
http://www.delorie.com/users/dj/ Interesting name. I wonder if it's the one that his parents gave him or if he changed it? Very unusual.
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by vdaea 3y ago
For example you couldn't rent or sell your fork.
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by vdaea 3y ago
As a software person that feels great.
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by vdaea 3y ago
It seems that you are suggesting that iphones should contain a database of every site on the internet so they can run search queries locally, which is a bit weird, not to mention it would make it impossible for spotlight to show recent resu
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by vdaea 3y ago
>Wait until OP discovers smoot.apple.com ... which literally sends every single Spotlight keystroke back to Apple. How else will you search for stuff on the internet without sending your query to the internet?
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by vdaea 3y ago
>Someone abusing their quasi-monopolistic position to charge high fees is not the same as a tax. Actually it is. How do I stop paying taxes, if not by living in the desert?
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by vdaea 3y ago
That's the kind of thing that sounds very good and logical and is also completely wrong.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Incredible how the article and I are both talking about the rise in prices since 2020 and you two are being intentionally obtuse talking about the 60s and the 70s. It doesn't matter at all how things were in the 70s. What matters is th
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by vdaea 3y ago
Which is not true since car prices have dramatically risen these last years.
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by vdaea 3y ago
What exactly is the argument here? That since in 1965 people could barely afford a car it's okay if now we've regressed to the point where 60 years later people can now again barely afford a car?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Neither can Europeans - even the cheapest cars are around 15k€, which is like a year of salary in some countries of the EU. You can't buy cheaper, older cars because they don't let you in the city with them. Fuck poor people. So b
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by vdaea 3y ago
That seems like a problem with the governments, not the private company. If I ask the government for something unreasonable and they give it to me, you should blame the government and not me. I'm within my rights to ask for whatever I
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by vdaea 3y ago
>I totally fail to understand why this is a polarizing issue as 99.5% of people are on the same side of the threshold... Because I had a good father and a good mother who taught me that stealing from someone else is not okay, even if the
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by vdaea 3y ago
>In wal2 mode, the system uses two wal files instead of one. The files are named "<database>-wal" and "<database>-wal2", Heh, I wonder how many people will delete the "wal" file thinking that, si
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by vdaea 3y ago
And thank the Lord for that - the speed limit where I live is 120 km/h, which in some highways is a snoozefest.