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by virtue3 5y ago
This is a strawman argument and totally different. They aren't "illegal taxies" They've been allowed by the local governments and are taxed. Austin got them all to leave at one point by requiring stricter standards of v
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by virtue3 5y ago
I have 100% issue with people turning their properties in SF into airbnb hotels. You're just skirting the fucking law at that point. The area was zoned for -HOUSING- not a hotel. I've used airbnb a lot in the past, but now that r
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by virtue3 5y ago
I'm 99% that sort of paint is very very "government secrets" by the US and doesn't get out much. Now could someone make a drone shaped like an f-117 and make it invisible to civilian radar? probably. That sort of engine
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by virtue3 5y ago
I believe you were thinking of brigandine.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Historical recreations are fine. Creating a digital voice model of abraham lincoln and then using it for ??? is not. All of this is being done for profit means (the orville redenbacher, fast furious, star wars). Just because we can doesn&#x
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by virtue3 5y ago
I've got sonic gigabit here in SF. It's amazing.
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by virtue3 5y ago
"STARTTLS is an email protocol command that tells an email server that an email client, including an email client running in a web browser, wants to turn an existing insecure connection into a secure one." I'm sure absolutely
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by virtue3 5y ago
And how are you planning to get your luggage if it's in the trunk?
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by virtue3 5y ago
online interaction back then was kind of a big no no. Nintendo took a long time to implement it. Anything targeted towards children was basically not a good candidate for online collaboration because of the fear of predators. I think we ha
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by virtue3 5y ago
> That they have negligible impact on member welfare That is some -really- strong hyperbole, especially against teacher and police unions as the parent is referring to. I would argue that the benefits teachers get and the relative job se
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by virtue3 5y ago
The patent system is probably fine, it's the COST of going after Amazon. They'll bury you. If you're a small studio that makes maybe 200-300k of revenue a year, how are you supposed to go after Amazon?
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by virtue3 5y ago
I see it the other way; What's the point of designing something that is affordable and usable by everyone if Amazon is just going to rip off the design and market theirs over me? Whats the point in making a budget ketchup brand if Saf
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by virtue3 5y ago
I thought the camera was distorted as hell until I realized that no, the 747SP is just... super stumpy hahaha. That is -insane- low for a craft like that.
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by virtue3 5y ago
That's basically been my depression diet during this whole pandemic. :/ n=1 applies to you ya know.
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by virtue3 5y ago
And we're supposed to just shut down our infrastructure while that happens? I don't think that's going to fix anything. I'm 100% sure companies will just pay quietly and not talk about it. Which makes this infinitely w
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by virtue3 5y ago
You've got to be joking. Blanking out image results for a specific search string is a technical issue? This goes a little bit beyond assuming incompetence.
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by virtue3 5y ago
at some point they have to turn monero into currency.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Either they sell the data, or they keep it protected as a fuck you to google (aka apple) or they potentially get a data leak because they aren't following best practices in the slightest (aka Experian). I remember being out of college
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by virtue3 5y ago
... or they plant them :)
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by virtue3 5y ago
But how would you trust any company to properly respect who you share stuff with? There's a multitude of anti-patterns that make some things public already with social media. I think we should all be looking at this as either they&#x2
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by virtue3 5y ago
I'm in the US searching for it and getting nothing for the image results. Why are the images specifically blocked? I don't think there's anything fair about this. I don't like the idea of a US company censoring informa
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by virtue3 5y ago
they made a LOT more than 5m. I would have also been putting bets into the markets much earlier and cashing in on the stupid chaos. Continuing to let them do this with impunity is going to lead to escalated attacks.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Anytime you can let a group of criminals get away with impunity it's going to run out of control until we get... the current situation. It's getting close to having China and Russia either start cooperating with us to flush these
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by virtue3 5y ago
At this point, with repeated attacks against our infrastructure, we need to get said countries to either help us route said cyber attacks (state sponsored or not). If this continues to happen we are looking at a really bleak future. There
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by virtue3 5y ago
I think the threat of a tomahawk missile entering your building is a pretty good incentive to not fuck with US infrastructure but that's just me.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Making particles of it is easy, making sheets is where it is still hard, so that's probably the bit that you're missing. https://www.americanscientist.org/article/mass-producing-gra...
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by virtue3 5y ago
Aluminum has 3x the thermal conductivity of lithium and half the thermal expansion, so this could result in a larger space savings. The weight is an issue but if we end up with less issues around dendrites etc, it might not matter? I imagi
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by virtue3 5y ago
I don't see them being any different than the other companies that support linux and work on features for it. https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-isnt-worried-ab...
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by virtue3 5y ago
Have we collectively forgotten about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICloud_leaks_of_celebrity_phot... ?
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by virtue3 5y ago
currency? lots and lots of currency?

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