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ChromaticPanic

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    Comment #49238431

    They are if you consider the amount of hours they work

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    Comment #48930544

    The claim is anecdotal and entirely possible that it's a placebo effect. But the author is making it sound like a definitive root cause to their issue. This is so typical of the so…

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    Comment #47902322

    Garmin smart watches can last weeks on a charge

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    Comment #47894605

    Unless you're already an expert in the topic a literature search is literally step 1 since you have to check if your idea has already been done before.

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    Comment #47835696

    It's not that hard. You can literally use any old computer. I was home labbing long before I became a SWE. Something like Ansible can make deterministic bare metal config that coul…

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    Comment #47830228

    Or you know, Trump can just pull out. It was open before all this nonsense.

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    Comment #47793755

    You mean we can implement rate limiting on API for security purposes no problem but suddenly having it track costs as well is technically impossible?

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    Comment #47793698

    Block network access ? It's not that hard

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    Comment #47732992

    Garage "unnecessarily complex" . If anything it's the simplest solution in the list especially compared to Ceph or Apache Ozone

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    Comment #47673470

    You mean unlike America where women are forced to carry dead babies to term. Where they hold prayer circles in the White House.

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    Comment #47481058

    "Earn money" most markets are so saturated with drivers, nobody is making above minimum wage.

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    Comment #47263403

    Consumerism is the problem. If fossil fuels were used on necessities sure. Single use plastics, individually packaged consumables, planned obsolescence are examples of things that …

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    Comment #47218917

    Yeah that's what LinkedIn in is for. If they just want people or bots to just fawn over everything they put out. I'm glad M$ is getting called out for the slip they put out.

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    Comment #46816139

    Well it makes sense the public API has restrictions. They probably have separate enterprise licensing.

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    Comment #46792971

    Nope, but executing law abiding citizens in the streets is

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    Comment #46792861

    These things are not being separated though. Your agents are executing citizens in the street. This is not about illegal immigration at all. It's just straight up oppression.

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    Comment #46761110

    Is this the new "We're going to turn into Greece" scaremongering the Conservatives were slinging 15 years ago.

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    Comment #46759755

    A completely meaningless number that would crater if he dumped his stock to materialize it.

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    Comment #46759731

    MAGA literally flew and bussed in J6 ers

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    Comment #46738343

    For laptops sure, but then those are not reasons for it to be default on desktops too. Are most Windows users on laptops? I highly doubt that. So it is not a sensible default.

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    Comment #46736921

    Uploading your encryption keys up to someone else's machine is not a sensible default

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    Comment #46712070

    How can problems be real if our eyes aren't real

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    Comment #46701287

    You just put a whole lot of nonsense out there that it would take too much time to rebuke all of it. Tech workers buying property is a surprise? The US paying tech workers alot is …

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    Comment #46701175

    Hilarious. Americans can't even fight government tyranny and you think the civilian population of Canada can fight off a foreign invasion force through gun ownership. If it comes d…

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    Comment #46700892

    The react dev tools browser extensions deal with this pretty well. Not sure what the issue is. You can even inspect all the props.