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Comment #49184569
I'd put the emphasis on Tactical- 3500 is not a lot of a tactical weapon, but that's because there are not a lot of tactical targets worth launching a missile at. The fact that the…
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Comment #49174023
This should be higher, the Army never had a lot of ATACMs to begin with as launching missiles at things is not really their job. Doesn't make the points about this administration n…
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Comment #49173351
It depends on the job and is not mandated to be paid, or even given off.
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Comment #49111240
Article should be titled 'The Lost Civic Life of Mom and Pop Stores'- no kid making $4.50 an hour is cultivating a third space atmosphere at Blockbuster, whereas any Mom and Pop pl…
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Comment #49063981
It's funny, one of the benchmarks I've used when trying to decide when things went off the rails was that banning CFCs was a relatively uncontroversial thing in the 1990s. Now, I a…
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Comment #49014238
Apple Store? Surely you mean Babbage's.
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Comment #48910593
The result would turn into that concentrated evil black lump from Time Bandits
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Comment #48896999
> The Ukranian war isn't a corporate war Citation needed.
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Comment #48862068
Given my extensive study of civilization, the collapse was caused by Gandhi launching nukes.
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Comment #48823503
There's no reason an AI notetaker couldn't be certified to handle HIPAA and PII data.
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Comment #48819101
You've never heard a parent or teacher say they bribed their kids for good behavior?
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Comment #48736685
Thanks for the explanation. Meta indeed.
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Comment #48735063
So if I buy and sell Pokeman cards I shouldn't have to pay any tax because WotC pays corporate taxes?
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Comment #48560770
I don't know what Cold Harbor means in a Meta context, but its interesting that its named after the battle that exemplified Grant's strategy of attrition during the American Civil …
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Comment #48483089
Montana is home to the Crow Reservation so it might be indigenous.
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Comment #48462689
It's the Innsmouth look.
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Comment #48389157
Ah yes, the classic Mac user on Hacker News that thinks they're a tech guy. :-)
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Comment #48289282
Or your office/building manager at work.
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Comment #48109985
Bambu had its requirement to go through their servers since before the Ukraine war, though it has gotten progressively harder to work around.
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Comment #47881064
As far as I can tell the main crime Palantir commits is actually delivering what it's asked for, instead of just stringing the government along like the other contractors do.
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Comment #47877499
The other thing missing is that a 1960's hardback is a much higher quality item than most modern hardbacks- sewn binding, nicer paper, better cover materials, etc. Hard covers toda…
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Comment #47877424
The real problem is books are too cheap- as in cheaply made perfect bound pieces of shit with a bit of cardboard glued on that don't open correctly filled with nasty lightweight te…
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Comment #47808141
Maybe it's only this way in my suburban US area, but no.
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Comment #47771768
I think the main thing he's produced using Gas Town is Gas Town itself.
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Comment #47629103
This article is like a cockroach in a restaurant dining room. Azure has one, GCP/AWS does not.