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by vxNsr 4y ago
> It seem perfectly sensible to say that we apparently have a big problem due to people literally shooting up pizza parlors over disinformation This is a perfect example of why this is a bad idea. Thank you for being the example. No on
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by vxNsr 4y ago
How would you feel about this if it were coming from the Trump DHS? or if somehow Trump inherits this in 2024? would you still be so circumspect or would you be in full disaster meltdown mode. This sort of thing assumes that bad actors don&
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by vxNsr 4y ago
There’s something about the size of the hands that goes in uncanny valley territory. That being said I’m not a big open world game player so no need to care at all about what I think, there’s no chance I’m buying this game.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
this is such an odd way to confirm everything I'm saying but I'll take it.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I’m not gonna get into the weeds with you about what is and isn’t funny. But I think you prove why Musk is facing an uphill battle, the issue with twitter isn’t technological or better moderation. It’s cultural, we have many people (like yo
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by vxNsr 4y ago
It likely just means trump and that gay conservative guy who would say things for the shock value. The Bee is satirical site and banning them for anything makes as much sense as banning the onion.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
The sad part was he was actually a very competent CEO and after he left they had a revolving door of CEOs until they admitted failure and sold the company.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Additionally Ukraine is the breadbasket of the world, people thought Russia wouldn’t do this because of how it would mess up the food supply chain… the exact same argument being made for why China can’t invade Taiwan, too many companies rel
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I did this once, maybe I chose the wrong video, but he didn’t seem to be doing anything special, at least not that it was obvious to me, he also used the mouse a lot.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
The irony here is all the people have been identified by their full name, occupation and location, if any of their colleagues reads the WSJ they’ve (the wsj) raised their (the excel maven’s) profile significantly.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
What’s fascinating is that it took this long for this very common sense opinion to be shared outside of right-wing circles because Trump said it first.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
This is untrue and irrelevant to US citizens not wanting China to have access to our data. If your Cambodian/Colombian/Panamanian sure, do everything you can to ensure the US gov doesn’t get access to your data if you fear we’ll h
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Or even Hong Kong. We had enormous protests in 2020, aside from those who actually committed real crimes very few people were arrested. Additionally none of them were turned into political prisoners who had to do slave labor.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
> CCP can’t do that. They can they just don’t need to. They can just disappear you. There’s documented evidence of the Chinese gov torturing, defiling, political dissidents but you’re worried about parallel construction from the NSA. A
555.
by vxNsr 4y ago
Based on my simple back of the napkin math backblaze is paying ~$20k for those super micro servers (all in)
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Isn’t this the plot of an In The Thick Of It episode?
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by vxNsr 4y ago
What’s crazy is many of the people doing this are doing it without a hint of irony or intentional malice. They truly believe they’re working towards a worthy goal and what you’ve described above is the only way to reach it.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Attacking the root causes would mean admitting that they have no idea what they’re doing, that they’ve been running full speed backwards and that their political opponents were 100% correct. Or they can spend more public money and keep runn
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by vxNsr 4y ago
OPML usually is just your list of subscriptions, OP specifically wanted everything else, I don’t know of any app that shares that unfortunately.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
If that’s the case then it’s exactly the right amount, any money apple saves by not including the charger is lost. If that money actually makes it into the hands of the iPhone buyers is another story.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
This isn’t surprising. Your local grocery chain store does the same thing when they ask if you want to donate to whatever charity they’re promoting that month. At least there it’s obviously a “finders fee” as they wouldn’t get the amount of
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I appreciate stuff like this because while I’m never gonna spend $200 on a keyboard it’ll eventually filter back to us $30-$40 keyboard users.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Slack created the category and had a 2 year head start, the fact that they are being rapidly replaced by teams in many office environments has little to do with specific features in teams vs slack. It’s entirely because you get teams “free”
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I’ve got a friend applying to med schools, he’s a little older (late 20s vs early 20s) so he took the spray and pray approach and applied to 60 MD and DO schools. He said by and large he’s the only or one of ~3 non-minorities in any of the
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I’d love to meet this half person
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by vxNsr 4y ago
It’s pretty interesting actually you can see exactly where Elon is focusing based on what’s going on at each company. The fact that Tesla has failed to output a new car or really innovate much lately, and spacex appears to be stuck in a mor
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by vxNsr 4y ago
This is such a great point. Google has been coasting on android for years now, pixel has some cool phone features (call transcription, navigating phone trees) but those aren’t shared to the wider android market and virtually everything else
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Remember when Facebook built out an app platform on top of their website, it was all good until they made it clear they didn’t care at all about the developers and just saw them as a way to increase their control of the market.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
> OCX, DCOM, CORBA, OWL, I didn't even know these existed.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
> Back when I worked at Microsoft, 2014 or so, we had serious problems finding Win32 developers. We essentially had to train people up. Microsoft only has itself to blame for this. They charge an arm and a leg for their dev environment

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