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Comment #40691454
Aereo, Napster, Grokster, Grooveshark, Megaupload, and TVEyes: they all thought the same thing. Where are they now?
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Comment #40541665
It seems contrary to their docs[0]: > Recall won’t save any content from your private browsing activity when you’re using Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome, or other Ch…
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Comment #40291339
"Why valves are a spacecraft engineer’s worst nightmare" is a great read about all the problems of valves[0]. There's also an interesting interview of the author worth a listen[1].…
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Comment #38619818
The media also doesn't define what it means to be a "doomer". Would an accelerationist with a p(doom) = 20% be a "doomer"?
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Comment #38138062
https://www.windytan.com/2012/11/the-sound-of-dialup-picture...
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Comment #36483579
That's not what executive privilege means. Executive privilege is the right to shield documents from disclosure to Congress. Moreover, taking certain documents, specifically those …
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Comment #35326758
This could be labeled "sousveillance", watchful vigilance from underneath: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sousveillance
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Comment #34533816
Storing data in the metadata reminds me of the $5000 compression challenge: https://www.patrickcraig.co.uk/other/compression.htm
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Comment #32997804
Many years ago I worked at a startup where the CEO was a former CS professor. While at the university, he worked with a somewhat legendary guy who ran the CS school's IT infra. Som…
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Comment #30130473
Useful for dramatic effect: https://inception.davepedu.com/
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Comment #30092449
Related anecdote: the 2008 flash crash of United Airlines stock [0]. A six-year-old article about United Airlines' 2002 bankruptcy was republished from the Chicago Tribune in The S…
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Comment #29950904
Alphabet owns Verily Life Sciences[1] and backs Calico[2]. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verily 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calico_(company)
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Comment #29558972
Next comes the space telescopes that are based on the KH-11 spy satellites: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_National_Reconnaissance_O...
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Comment #29086220
A system for alerting based on time-series data, with its own rule language. The language (along with many others) required authors have demonstrated they can adhere to the style g…
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Comment #29030111
We'll continue supporting sideloading and linking to PCs I see this as a tacit approval of the thriving network of pirate games, something like the Adobe Photoshop model of prolife…
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Comment #28992169
You charge at the hotel. https://www.tesla.com/destination-charging
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Comment #28685840
The predictions for the future of computing, December 1996, had some truly prescient gems. And a few misses. > We may experience a gradual drift into a surveillance society ... > T…
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Comment #28077992
Yes, however, vaccinated people are much less likely to catch the virus.
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Comment #27436826
Only 55% of Americans own stock: https://news.gallup.com/poll/266807/percentage-americans-own...
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Comment #27002469
Bear in mind matter isn't the only component. Energy is another huge input to the system. E.g. blockchain and its derivatives use tiny amounts of matter to use enormous amounts of …
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Comment #26571502
You don't need a plugin, just go to http://old.reddit.com/prefs , scroll to the bottom, and uncheck "Use new Reddit as my default experience"
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Comment #26483566
An EIS can be useful cudgels to impede construction. In Seattle, one portion of a very controversial multi-use trail had an EIS that took "more than three years at a cost of $2 mil…