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by RandomTisk 7y ago
It evolved over billions of memory bit errors from the Code Red virus.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I tasted some famous-brand Greek yogurt that was about 1 or 2 weeks past the best-by date recently. The taste was flawless, but there was something very weird about the texture, like it was subtly sandy or something. I ended up throwing se
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
And Obama or PAC's used the exact same tactics in 2012 it has been shown, but nobody cared then because the home team was doing the doping and nobody knew about them yet.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Encarta still has the best video/animation on Quantum physics I've seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQnhqqISBSA
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Reality, meet thy opposite.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I think the big issue here is that Apple seems unwilling to distinguish between reputable aftermarket companies and those that aren't. I can see how they're trying to protect consumers from shoddy batteries, but this goes beyond t
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
What sets me off is if you replace your battery with a genuine apple battery. I can certainly understand if it's a 3rd party battery missing some feature the phone needs to assess battery information. This just flies in the face of the
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
It's a very big deal to me. Apple needs a good smack to their financial jaw. This is ridiculously anti-consumer and it utterly pisses me off.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I've never even seen a company that properly tracks assets when they're only defined as "servers" and "software packages". The closest I saw with hardware, before virtualization really took over, was when the d
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
As expensive as AWS is, at my company (Fortune 500) company with at least 2 major data centers in the US for my division alone, serving around a hundred clients and thousands of web sites and applications, we found that AWS can still be a l
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Not at all, I'm only referring to legal speech.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I'd be a lot more inclined to agree with you if it was only calls for violence for which people are being de-platformed.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Yes, a couple: 1. Make users tag their content if it touches on certain topics and use harsh punishment if they fail to. If it's fringe content for example, make them tag it as such so default users will not see it unless they really w
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
That's been the status quo up until now, but it doesn't have to be. We're moving towards orwellian style censorship at a breakneck pace with SV leading the charge. Any violent thug can go spread their message in the town stre
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
All that does is ensure racists and violent people only get to speak in echo chambers.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
I'm still waiting for a new platform to take the world by storm: The freedom of Gab, with sane content filtering options to make it look as tame as reddit so by default users don't see all the fringe crap, but lets them if they r
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Make a great big pile of it out in the desert? These[0] guys are doing it in the forest. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Kali_(Heringen)
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Haven't had cable TV for at least 10 years now and I can't stand watching most shows at other people's houses who still sit through all the car/truck, pill and insurance commercials. I literally feel dumber having watch
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Which the ACA has made decidedly worse for nearly everyone. The costs have gone though the roof and since at least 2014 or so, I can only get high deductible plans though my employers.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
As a layman, I imagine the simulation would have to account for any one of the thousands of different compounds and chemicals in the brain where emulating it might be easier but a lot less useful, like testing drugs on mice versus humans, n
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Does this mean it's at least possible that space and time aren't linked in the way we think? That General Relativity only makes it appear so?
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
The way to truth is never censorship. SV/Google employees have become the book burning church of the 60's and 70's, complete with shoving their morality down everyone's throats by any means necessary.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
And frankly, I'm not convinced it's gaining any kind of new followers at all. 20 years ago it was virtually unheard of to encounter a flat earth believer, but thanks to Youtube and the Internet at large all kinds of fringe beliefs
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Don't know, but most of the Cobol programmers I knew of there were not recent college grads.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Working at a large bank, a Cobol programmer once told me the use cases are very narrow, but that it's extremely dependable once deployed into production. To be a little blunt though, to process statements and track transactions with hi
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
All the 'cool' kids on Twitch vape these days, it's pretty good marketing for the activity and my guess is that alone accounts for a few percentage points at least of new vapers.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
To me that's more like splicing PC components into a Macbook Pro. It doesn't prove or explain how they both evolved from a Tandy computer.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
The parable literally starts saying "The Kingdom of heaven is like"... so you can't really escape from that context.
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
And if's really justice driving someone, they should be angry at colleges who charges tens of thousands of dollars for degrees they knew going in were going to be worthless. I see forgiving this 1.6T in debt without correcting that sys
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by RandomTisk 7y ago
Jesus [0]. Now if that 1.6T was the money that Bernie Sander's himself had loaned out to students, I could see the connection here. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_Workers_in_the_...

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