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lambda_obrien
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About lambda_obrien
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Comment #27078015
Alternatively, i bought my Google phone for 1000 dollars 3 years ago and get zero updates now. That's pretty sorry.
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Comment #27003403
Check out http://btrdb.io/ which is a similar idea. It's a distributed database as well. It was designed for storing billions or even trillions of records for electrical data from …
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Comment #26960874
You're probably right, whether we have free will or not, we still cannot tell the future, so we should act as if we have it. This poster is clearly conflating their own life situat…
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Comment #26937540
Same here. I used to have to borrow, steal, or buy content, but now for about 50 bucks a month i can subscribe to a few services and get all the tv, games, and music I want. Until …
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Comment #26905969
There are better prison systems in the world than the barbaric ones in America.
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Comment #26810732
> true but politically inconvenient Wanna give some examples or are you just dog-whistling?
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Comment #26783083
The USG could kill it by using a 51 percent attack; the NSA must have rows upon rows of servers that could be repurposed for a week or two to destroy the market. Split the blockcha…
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Comment #26603739
Imagine an SSD serving up query responses! I love it.
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Comment #26601779
I think we know that America isn't healthy in any respect right now. Part of that is we don't think it's necessary to take care of each other.
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Comment #26599150
It's called loyalty, it goes both ways, but American companies don't understand it today. You shouldn't just treat people like a tool or equipment like American companies tend to. …
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Comment #26599140
That's a bad thing why? These people are just taking care of the people who take care of them and their kids. It seems logical to me.
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Comment #26595460
I'm a former SWO qualified Naval officer, as stated elsewhere I believe. I vouched your comment just to reply, because it's important to be correct. I'm not going into details abou…
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Comment #26572400
This is probably it, even between branches there are major differences, the Navy and Air Force both tend to be more educated than the ground forces which tend to attract soldiers a…
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Comment #26572376
Yes, and every officer since then has been drilled not to do such mistakes. The military fucks up like this sometimes, but that's one event out of millions of miles steamed. Not de…
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Comment #26572339
Frankly, your thoughts don't matter because you don't have the expertise to judge.
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Comment #26569751
I used to be someone who did programming outside of work, but I don't have time with a kid, and further I don't really want to spend time fixing anything electronic any longer. I j…
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Comment #26563460
Would you want to fire several hundred kilos of tungsten in a random direction while you're next to the USA coast, where civilians and shipping pass by all the time? Edit: as a rep…
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Comment #26563448
No submarine can come this close to the coast without being detected. Especially not in this area, there's huge numbers of Navy ships there 24-7 due to training, and all of them ar…
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Comment #26563428
Folks, there are very strict conditions under which a Navy ship can use weapons, and some unknown aircraft isn't gonna be a situation that they're going to open fire. You could be …
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Comment #26563405
As a former ordnance officer: lol No one is going be the CO the opens fire on a non combatant drone on the USA coast, as you'd lose your command pretty fast. Edit: I can't post fas…
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Comment #26563388
There's no marines onboard a destroyer, and no one is shooting anything that hasn't shot first when you're in that area, it's full of Navy training platforms and civilians.