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by CodeBeater 4y ago
This is so prevalent all around the world, that there's even a saying in my native Brazil: "You're only sick if you get tested"
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by CodeBeater 4y ago
I'm curious, how does VPNs break the internet? The only angle I can immediately see is the shortage of IPV4s.
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by CodeBeater 4y ago
I think that in most scenarios it's fair to assume that public servants (especially those wielding force) should be held to higher standards.
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by CodeBeater 4y ago
Sans the "contactless" cooling I'm assuming?
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by CodeBeater 4y ago
Well, not to bash the OP, but a "votable" title does distracts us from a conversation about the actual changes to Mac OS.
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
Someone really ought to archive this website.
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
Mostly pool hall sort of places I'd imagine.
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
I'm a very big fan of the São Paulo approach, just ban indoor smoking everywhere, period. The only places you are allowed to smoke are inside a dwelling or out in the street (with the caveat that there must be a clear view to the sky).
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
Curious, this article seems to be translated (properly, not automatically) for me.
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(3) BFG to Berlin(youtube.com)
1 points by CodeBeater 5y ago|0 comments
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
I also fear that due to the extreme "politification" of everything the narratives that survive might not be accurate. But oh well, "the victors write history" I guess.
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Facebook will no longer remove claims that Covid-19 was man-made(edition.cnn.com)
14 points by CodeBeater 5y ago|1 comments
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
>> yet they expect GbPS for 39.99. 39.99 doesn't even cover truck costs for 5 years when somebody drives over or cuts fiber line on the street or digs to plant a tree, forget about any profit or return for the company. Is there
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by CodeBeater 5y ago
The gastric balloon of linux servers
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by CodeBeater 6y ago
I'm not trying to be aggressive here (specially since I'm WAY out of my lane when it comes to networking), but what's wrong with PON?
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Chrome 88 update patches a zero-day that is being actively exploited(engadget.com)
14 points by CodeBeater 6y ago|3 comments
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by CodeBeater 6y ago
Probably because they were using well-circulated currency for their lower prizes ($5, $10, etc...), and they were afraid of contamination as the prize appears to be touching the liquid itself.
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by CodeBeater 6y ago
Perception by management
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US student was allegedly building a custom Gentoo Linux distro for ISIS(zdnet.com)
2 points by CodeBeater 7y ago|0 comments
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by CodeBeater 7y ago
This whole thing could be turned into a great opportunity to start a sister website for content not related to sports. I mean, they already got the publicity about it, right? They can even play a "by the writers" angle.
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My Dumb Mobile Game Got 400k Downloads(youtube.com)
2 points by CodeBeater 7y ago|0 comments
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by CodeBeater 7y ago
Through which mechanism?
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by CodeBeater 7y ago
Tomato, tomato. At least it was put to good use.
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by CodeBeater 7y ago
Insured or not, most other countries will find a way to bring you back into your country of residence, usually by securing you a seat that's not available to the general public (like a jump or a stewardess seat). I'm just not enti
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by CodeBeater 7y ago
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth too, but at least that's taxpayer money going directly back to the taxpayer.