willnonya

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by willnonya 4y ago
Money well spent eh
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by willnonya 4y ago
I do not that that will be true for teens growing up today. They seem to be weened on a sort of cyborg I traction model rather than any actual direct human contact.
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by willnonya 4y ago
The only thing I would add is that I find the only people using whatsapp are grandparents talking to children, not groups with any level of tech savvy...
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by willnonya 4y ago
This isnt capitalism. It's more corporatism. Capitalism responded to market forces and the needs of the customer.
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by willnonya 4y ago
Lol. This is complete nonsense. Numbers that don't hold up, assertions which don't pass the smell test. Linux excels in invironments where people don't ever lnow they're using Linux. Servers, embedded and highly customi
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by willnonya 4y ago
I haven't needed a bash script to customize anything but I have had ti spend countless hours in the terminal making seemingly mundane software and hardware work. Just because you've used Linux-training wheels edition and don'
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by willnonya 4y ago
Absolutely. The risk of putting load on the engine before the moving parts and oil have reached operating temps is far greater than the threat of tiny amounts of gasoline washing residual oil from the cylinder walls or thinning the oil. Th
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by willnonya 4y ago
Well. There is some pretty big context issues here. Texas hasn't been shutting down power plants while subsidizing less capable replacements and outlawing non-electric alternatives. Texas governor also hasnt warned people not to charge
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by willnonya 4y ago
This is textbook unintended consequences of government action. If there were a market for this then the products would already exist. By moving beyond an ingredient disclosure to the elimination of all possible sources of contamination the
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by willnonya 4y ago
The change in the law makes that insufficient to eliminate the liability. It isn't a matter of labeling but the cost of eliminating any possibility of cross contamination.
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by willnonya 4y ago
This is it. The labeling isn't the problem it's the extra processes and cost required to eliminate the potential for any cross contamination. This problem, cost and liability goes away by just adding the ingredient.
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by willnonya 4y ago
I think this perspective is born of ignorance. A mature company doesn't rely on interactions of the ceo in day to day operations. If the right people are in place those will take care of themselves. The ceo value comes in from the s
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by willnonya 4y ago
This is full of misdirection and half truths. It is true that transit policy is a choice but it is one largely driven by economics. There is also an element of personal preference. Public transit is not pleasant or flexible. Believing tha
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by willnonya 4y ago
That is not universally true. Health conditions aside age has a big impact here on everything from distance to duration, frequency and speed.
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by willnonya 4y ago
Some parts of the world do require licensing. You 'could' take it cross country but that depends on your health and financial status...which means you won't because it's incredibly impractical for the vast majority of pe
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by willnonya 4y ago
How do you equate some people's denial of death with a cost of millions to society rather than as costs to the indovidual?
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by willnonya 4y ago
There is a lot of subjectivity in your conclusion. Healthy diet for example is not a singularly defined term and depending on specifics can be argued to lower quality of life even if they improve health.
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by willnonya 4y ago
This trend of spending millions on sinple projects is not a US problem so much as a California, New York etc problem.
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by willnonya 4y ago
Given the multitude of problems facing California this is an asinine thing to focus on. Rather than hoping for a celebrity mountain lion in your neighborhood you should probably focus on the problems endangering humans in your state.
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by willnonya 4y ago
"There are straight up inaccuracies in this article which makes the know-it-all tone even more insufferable." They call that "the internet". To be fair politics are a factor in the economics. Looking at the US the politi
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by willnonya 4y ago
"people have other problems" You certainly seem to have some. I have a large digital library but that does not mean that they approach the value of an actual bound book. Especially one with fond memories attached. I am not a boome
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by willnonya 4y ago
well, the answers tend to embrace a few fallacies so maybes thats what they meant.
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by willnonya 4y ago
So, what you're saying is that you no idea what's involved in actually manufacturing these chips?
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by willnonya 4y ago
While I welcome this advancement it still seems like a solution to the wrong solution for another problem.
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by willnonya 4y ago
Both of those can be bad at once you know... A lithium mine is much more devastating to the environment than an oil well or franking. That doesn't mean either of these are really good options despite what either side wants to pretend.
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by willnonya 4y ago
That's not an argument for putting these in front of people before they're ready. I'd disagree that this is the ultimate result of the internet, or even a desirable result. We already live in a state that results in an inflat
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by willnonya 4y ago
I don't really have a take on the specifics here but there have been many similar threads where the intent wasn't to cause harm but the steps taken to 'help' inevitably led to harm instead. It's easy for people to g
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by willnonya 4y ago
For years I've only used them for OS installs on personal machines. At work pluggiing one into a machine would get you fired and questioned by authorities. If we have to sneakernet files it means burning them to a CD or DVD...
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by willnonya 4y ago
This is the big failing of BTC. It's nearly useless as a daily currency and precieved as something only criminals use.
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by willnonya 4y ago
That just seems like an absurd statement to me. It ignores so many use cases and financial realities.

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