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summed it up perfectly. western trivia is boring and not for me

Both problems could be solved with money, but according to the article it seems the giants are refusing to move due to historical relationships (which tesla does not have).

To someone with 0 knowledge of music theory and the desire to learn it, this is kind of useless tbh. You're making a lot of assumptions in this post that aren't very helpful :/

Croshaw's Mogworld isn't hard, but relevant.

I disagree that mental health is anymore stigmatized than it is in other industries. Source?

wdym by attrition rate?

> nicely standardized thing called http and web browsers hah, good joke.

Terrible website design. Absolutely no reason to block all content just because I have js turned off.

> you don't have to fly out of country is not an answer to "I want to travel" or "I happen to be born in the 'wrong' country and now I'm not allowed to travel"

For most IoT applications an increase in bandwidth wouldn't be as beneficial as, for example, a decrease in power usage or an increase in range (without also increasing power usage…

>but it is now in the conquering superpower category, it's time it loses this advantage why?

Didn't MSFT just announce they're moving away from UWP in favour of Win32?

I'd say a comparison to Tesla would be way more apt than to Honda.

I hope they start imaging at least parts of the ocean, like the great pacific garbage patch and other areas of particular interest for meteorologists and environmentalists.

Doesn't really matter if you're across the globe...

Thank you! :)

>As an example here in Australia I can get free 1m resolution DEMs of cities source please?

this should be the top comment

Thanks for the trivia, although your comment on displays is a bit misleading: >I first viewed it on a Linux desktop; on a Mac laptop with Retina display it looks much better though…

Why does news have to be scalable? I don't understand your comparison to medical bills or gofundme either. >Some people can support themselves with patreon but the number is limite…

youtube/patreon

Not sure what the point of this comment is. It's not as though this article said this issue only affects the US...

Agreed about this not being an exploit, but this is definitely malicious code.

Yeah, there's been a bunch of studies published on how this works for humans too. Just a matter of moderation. Only thing is, we don't know about long term effects (if any) yet.

https://thinkhumm.com/