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throwhauser

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    I don't know anything about Epic Games, but as a huge fan of Bandcamp, this feels like a bit of a drag. There's something about Bandcamp that seems exactly right. It's an open, fai…

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    Comment #30495254

    "Fight with" can mean "fight for" or "fight against", which do you mean?

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    Comment #30468497

    That makes no sense. If Russia had an effective way to conduct its business without SWIFT in the event of sanctions, it would also have a way to conduct its business outside of SWI…

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    Comment #30462549

    > ...a Soviet guy decided it was best not to send missiles back In that case the judgment was whether the telemetry was reliable enough to justify launching a retaliatory strike, w…

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    Comment #30441380

    > But it's only valid for US citizens. The US Constitution is applicable to anyone within the jurisdiction of the US, regardless of citizenship or immigration status (including und…

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    Comment #30431316

    Good. There was something absurd about having to accept id.me's terms-of-service, which involved "deals, discounts, cash back rebates and employment and educational opportunities",…

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    Comment #30419488

    Didn't think of that. Just saw my iPhone rocket down from 50% to 10% one time too many and instantly ordered the new Android phone.

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    Comment #30418260

    I just tried saying "OK google" to my phone and it did not summon the assistant. (Hooray!) I have the generic "Google" app disabled, which I think is the thing that listens on the …

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    Comment #30417238

    The lack of a headphone jack was one of the reasons I was reluctant to get a new iPhone.

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    Comment #30416926

    It's strange that it has to be this way though. I just retired my iPhone 6s because the battery didn't last very long anymore. I don't really need anything but text/phone/email so …

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    Comment #30397554

    After-hours on-call is a thing that needs to be destroyed. A company that is sufficiently large that the CEO doesn't get woken up for emergencies needs to have shifts in other time…

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    Comment #30390313

    If you're being attacked with a wrench, wouldn't you want to avoid deniable encryption? If there's no way to 100% establish that all the money has been extracted, an attacker might…

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    Comment #30388771

    What does it do that can't be accomplished with something the size of a remote controlled car?

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    Comment #30373860

    "To help you fool yourself" seems like a euphemism for "to fool you". It's gotta be tough to go from "scant knowledge of S3" to genuine knowledge if the documentation is doing this…

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    Comment #30353591

    Writing out the digits gives a more visceral impression of the difference in weight, from roughly one, to a six-digit number, to a nine-digit number.

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    Comment #30327780

    It seems somewhat strange that a company selling a service to EU customers might be in trouble for using Google Fonts in a jurisdiction (e.g. Germany) where there are ways to ident…

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    Comment #30326297

    > The issue is if a person visits a resource from a company in the EU Does it have to be a company in the EU? I thought the GDPR covered any website an EU citizen, resident, or vis…

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