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abstractbarista
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Comment #28460361
It just doesn't seem like that big a deal to me.
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Comment #28460316
That may be the target, but the real outcome is simply delaying those deaths, spreading them out more over time.
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Comment #28456046
Yes. Gambling should be legal anyway.
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Comment #28417574
They stated something as fact to influence our behavior, when they did not actually have the requisite knowledge to make such a statement at that point in time. They should have in…
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Comment #28392397
Does this happen more often per mile driven than human drivers?
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Comment #28386376
I respect what you're saying and honestly it is shitty. It is true, I deleted the many technical posts I made because I did not want to leave that value on the site to support what…
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Comment #28385286
It is time: I've deleted my account after clearing all posts and comments. Don't want to leave anything of value behind.
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Comment #28294076
Guess I'm not viewing Twitter links any more. Hopefully they realize that not everyone cares. We just opt-out, 100%. Oh well.
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Comment #28281200
I think most people can stop. I also think most people lack the resolve to stop.
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Comment #28262791
I've read that "Your body adjusts to input, so it's not that easy!" many times now. I don't dispute it is true. But why not call the body's bluff? Cut input further! And then cut i…
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Comment #28246946
Is there data to back up an individual 'set-point'? People think differently, so I can only speak to myself: If I was heavier than desired, and I noticed my body was gaining weight…
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Comment #28246550
Yea, it is a rather mean culture. Fascinating to watch, but scary as well.
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Comment #28227054
This stuff is exactly why I loved statistics in college! The frustrating thing is, there is no way to verbalize the meaning of this data, without immediately being labeled a 'bigot…
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Comment #28212786
They are also perfect for gun cleaning! Cut small squares for cleaning barrels, and keep bigger pieces for wiping down parts. I do this with my old nasty shirts.
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Comment #28209945
Was the occupant of the impacted vehicle wearing a seatbelt? The article does not say. I am just curious. This question implies no stance or statement.
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Comment #28188066
That is impressive!
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Comment #28158346
This blew me away. That's 2^32. They took a cryptographic hash, with good preimage/second-preimage/collision resistance, and then discarded 7/8 of it before comparing to ensure som…
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Comment #28090904
I believe it is happening, which is why I do not upload any unencrypted content to those services.
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Comment #28090090
It is unacceptable for this process to execute on my devices. I am very glad I own zero Apple products, and this has solidified my resolve to never change that. I'll be watching fo…
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Comment #28089772
Yea a buddy tried out HughesNet and the latency was 1~1.5 seconds. Loading anything was death .
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Comment #28089752
That's excellent! I have a friend in a very rural area served by only 5Mb/s download over CenturyLink DSL. This would be perfect for them.
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Comment #28077085
This is terrifying. I'd be pissed if I owned any Apple hardware. Encrypt your systems and run your own private cloud. Privacy is about the only thing keeping innocent people free i…
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Comment #28051860
They list the types of buyers, but forgot a fourth one: Those who buy it to immediately spend on things they cannot otherwise easily acquire with fiat currency. (I leave these thin…
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Comment #28043710
I feel like this comment accuses me of fetishizing killing, and that disgusts me. I had something long typed out, but it's just not worth it. When I (rarely) comment, I am usually …
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Comment #28042123
This conversation triggered memories of hunting for my first time as a teenager: I shot a beautiful doe with a black powder rifle using iron sights. Observing the forest with my ey…