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MechEStudent

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About MechEStudent

MS. Mechanical Engineering Been programming computers since vic-20 and apple in 2nd grade. I love Jesus. I love my daughters and my wife. I love my friends and community. These are the best of all I am.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #16708582

    Teens have been a monetized commodity since the birth of MTV. This isn't a surprise. After 40 years, this qualifies as a 'murican cultural value.

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    Comment #16608412

    China has more. They have enough that this is a drop in the bucket. While they might be as blatant and ineffective as Russia by interfering with an election, they want a low profil…

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    Comment #16603332

    They are already applying this to foreigners when selecting possible people to track, monitor, or engage.

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    Comment #16469127

    So apple is paying the maker of android to stay in business. Cute.

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    Comment #16401748

    Hydrogen has hard risks, and high costs. Density. Corrosion. Tunneling/leaking. A new trillion-dollar distribution infrastructure to replace the fluid-version we use for petrol. Wh…

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    Comment #16386687

    Welfare is engineered to fail, and it fails. You can't build a system by American political committee and expect it to actually work. There are known good solutions for poverty tha…

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    Comment #16325736

    The goal is to open the inner solar system for human habitation and resourcing. I'm betting there is a robot on the craft, and its aiming for Ceres. Lets see if the mounting pedest…

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    Comment #16223525

    ...how well do we use our freedom to choose the illusions we create? -Timbuk 3 Oscar Wilde says: Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will …

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    Comment #16196278

    They could be saved, but I will not speak their rescue here. There is nobody who would ask or hear it. They could have been saved, and still might. I gave them more than they deser…

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    Comment #16196259

    Paywalled?

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    Comment #16160050

    Paywalled.

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    Comment #16139457

    The US is moving that direction too.

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    Comment #16106383

    I disagree. Disney has money, and all politicians spend at least half of their working hours soliciting money in exchange for the promise of writing laws. It will be extended. The …

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    Comment #16096025

    This has been on the menu for a long time. At least 3 years. Who is surprised at this?

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    Comment #16094001

    I see these at a cadence that works with price engineering. I don't believe it. I think it is like "ham supply is constrained this easter" and then they mark up the prices and ther…

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    Comment #16081452

    Only 1%? My eye. This has smell of Yahoo to it. I bet within 6 months, this goes up toward 10%. I bet they lost their entire data.

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    Comment #16064671

    The important question: How much money was it worth to Comcast? They have a population of ~136k, comprising 60,503 households. If each currently pays $100/mo for a cable bundle and…

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    Comment #16054398

    Wars on poverty often become wars on poor people. I was there when Clinton reduced max coverage to 2 years. It was a sentence of lifetime poverty for people who had no option, and …

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    Comment #16046813

    Link is auto-blocked by security software. Is this a known-misbehaving domain?

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    Comment #16022658

    The 0.1% unilaterally owns the government. Better than half of all laws are made for them. Where do you think the 0.1% stands on the opioid crisis? It doesn't touch them. It is a p…

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    Comment #16022647

    Paywalled.

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    Comment #16019388

    It looked like a way to make a closed ecosystem where there were only a few entrants (users) and the cost of entry was high both economically and in terms of the learning curve. It…

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    Comment #16010159

    So, they want the password off the list, instead of changing it to something (much much much) more secure? Some variant of "battery horse staple and correct", right?

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    Comment #16009244

    I wish parents raised children because they love their children, instead of treating them like human cattle. I wish that in-laws were looking to maximize lifelong success of their …

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    Comment #16008901

    This has implications for the economy of prostitution, and pornography.