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trafficlight

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About trafficlight

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    Comment #18843726

    No, a municipality can require nothing beyond a business license to sell services in their jurisdiction.

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    Comment #16451713

    This just makes me sad.

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    Comment #15944319

    Nice to meet you, Mr. Vertex Four.

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    Comment #15829371

    Battle Royales work in the video game world because I can just queue up immediately after elimination. Can't do that when I'm with my friends for the evening.

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    Comment #15778709

    >> I feel deranged pointing this out, but hiring triple the headcount you need to run your business is not a progressive social value. I don't know what it is. There's a certain ba…

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    Comment #15772831

    Just wait until there is a BFR supplied gas station in orbit for such an occasion.

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    Comment #15648899

    The point of the post is that there is no way to opt out. We all understand more datapoints the better. But I also need to not be fucked with when I'm trying to work.

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    Comment #15553421

    Definitely. We have a lot of different alliances around Montana. http://www.montanalandtrusts.org/memberdirectory/

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    Comment #15473266

    My daughter is 6 and has a couple of band tshirts she saw at Target. The rule was she had to listen to a couple of the songs before we bought them. Landed on Nirvana and Pink Floyd…

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    Comment #15344607

    Because a midrange sedan in the US is comparable to a cheap Chinese car.

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    Comment #15316546

    I've been pretty happy with Passbolt so far. We've got it running on a local server. Groups of passwords are really nice.

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    Comment #14859423

    That was my point with Tesla; it's absurd at $50B and they build real things and develop real technologies.

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    Comment #14859110

    I have a hard time with the idea that SpaceX sits somewhere around $12B and Tesla around $50B (with most people arguing even that is absurd). So to value Priceline at $100B is insa…

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    Comment #14792872

    I really hate the naming trend over the past 10-15 years of using common words for projects. I can't really search for Espresso, or Jupiter, or Andromeda without additional qualifi…

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    Comment #14773026

    A single folder. It's all right there.

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    Comment #14732889

    BMG has no constitutional right to stay in business, either.

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    Comment #14714530

    Ethernet certainly does. https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/46076/soc-cp...

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    Comment #14706434

    We did briefly, but it wasn't that great. And then we were an unwilling customer for 3 months because they kept charging our bank account and refusing to close the account.

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    Comment #14573145

    The Fucking Article

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    Comment #14428866

    The headline?

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    Comment #14343217

    I think it's a chicken and egg thing. What products and services could be feasible if the bandwidth was generally available to support such things?

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    Comment #14292548

    It's almost as if it weren't designed to land on the moon.

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    Comment #14204087

    Found elsewhere on the internet: 'On a system with eight Tesla K80s, which might cost somewhere between $60,000 to $70,000, the license for the MapD stack would be “a small multipl…