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jk_i_am_a_robot
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Comment #38656741
"Never mind that most Ideas sets get a significant design overhaul before reaching production anyway." You've answered your own question -- selection criteria extend beyond physica…
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Comment #38627426
I cynically fear that once "they" successfully ban Glyphosate from store shelves something worse will come along and take its place. And by "worse" I mean less studied, perhaps mor…
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Comment #38256406
"I literally just spent most of today messing with my 2018 Samsung TV trying to get rid of the bloatware they pre-installed removed." Can you elaborate?
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Comment #37957896
C# designers have always made good choices about syntactic additions. Contrast this to modern C++ designers who jam in every new addition with the goal of total inscrutability.
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Comment #37899952
But also from Wikipedia: In Carpenter v. United States (2018), the Supreme Court ruled warrants are needed for gathering cell phone tracking information.
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Comment #37583242
Everybody discovers too late that protocol buffers doesn't have any typing and then hacks on a header solution of their own. Tale as old as time.
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Comment #37545794
"Can we even go back to Usenet without Google Groups?" No. Any group that doesn't have some kind of pre-post vetting idiom is going to have spam and abuse problems. This wasn't alw…
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Comment #37268826
I've had four cats, two love tuna and two hated it. We ran of cat food and tried to feed them tuna and they wouldn't eat it.
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Comment #37065136
Expand-a-band-band... patent stash!
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Comment #36360410
Building a user community of Reddit's size is not something the CEO could reproduce or even repair if severely damaged which is something I think they've lost sight of.
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Comment #36261606
"Opium" poppies are still grown at George Washington's estate, Mt. Vernon ( https://www.mountvernon.org/the-estate-gardens/gardens-lands... ). Since it's also in Virginia I assume …
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Comment #36261271
It wasn't required. It was a moonshot that worked.
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Comment #35659216
English has had a long trip to the language it is today. It doesn't help that at the latter stages of its development writers disagreed on or disregarded the rules of spelling.
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Comment #35640403
> “I challenge any one of you to outwork me, but you won’t,” Maybe he has to work so much because he's incredibly inefficient.
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Comment #35456329
If I could answer it would be a solid "maybe". If you're willing to consider the Translation Lookaside Buffer as part of the contents of RAM then, if the claims are to be believed,…
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Comment #34665883
I share this frustration; sometimes communities move so fast that you cannot participate.
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Comment #34569798
Why not just use off-the-shelf equipment with modified external antennas? Use OpenWRT on cheap equipment that will accept an external antenna.
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Comment #34362394
You could turn it on by sending the correct Hayes command before connecting. It's really annoying! And it can't be turned back off again until you disconnect.
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Comment #34359801
Sounds like these developers aren't very good -- they have one out of four traits of good developers. I suspect the "smart" attribute is held to such high esteem by your corporate …
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Comment #34290943
I was shocked at how many keypresses it takes to make it slightly warmer in a Tesla.
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Comment #33955350
I assumed it was invented when a developer cut down an edge connector breadboard and shoved it directly into the USB port then et voilà it's a development board.
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Comment #33896521
That's a solved problem whose solution is called ipv4 over ipv6 tunneling.
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Comment #31940559
Trademarks are only supposed to be infringing if they're creating confusion in the marketplace. The boundaries of a trademark are supposed to be within a single "industry". "Americ…