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by bobbington 9y ago
I'd like to put up my own spy satellite. It would be nice to be able to look instantly wherever I want. Probably some rich person will do it one day.
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by bobbington 9y ago
Not really the ETFs are generally backed by the actual securities they represent. They may deviate from market value a bit intraday, but those deviations are picked up by special arbitrageurs and quickly eliminated. http://www.u
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by bobbington 9y ago
Vultr is at $2.50 a month for 512mb ram which is plenty for a side project. As for your tech stack you'd use Linux of course but as for programming language it's your preference. I think my current favorite stack would be node +
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GOG.com summer sale(gog.com)
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Why intel i5s are better than i7s(itneedstobesaidweb.wordpress.com)
3 points by bobbington 9y ago|2 comments
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CosmoDB Microsoft's New SQL or NoSQL Database(azure.microsoft.com)
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by bobbington 9y ago
Interestingly he basically lists some potential problems with doing it, but says he thinks the pros of offering free internet to people are worth the cons. For some people, the argument works, but I think the risks are too great. People do
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by bobbington 9y ago
The supreme court is unelected, and are the supreme authority in this nation, above president and congress. the solution is simple - make the supreme court stand up to elections. America has had atrocious decisions from the supreme court.
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by bobbington 10y ago
This is misleading article like the guys who show you optical illusions and then say you can't trust what you see. The fact is that it is rational to let past experiences affect you. Of course here people are told their past was a lie
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by bobbington 10y ago
I've seen benchmarks showing the 95w number is very unrealistic and that it actually uses more like the Intel processor under certain loads
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by bobbington 10y ago
My dad was a genius. I learned how to code c++ in middle school because my dad had a great rule: you can only play video games you create, except for 1 hour on Saturday. It was a brilliant rule, and I had a blast learning to code. I didn&#x
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by bobbington 10y ago
You want these companies to profit. If they don't profit they won't build out infrastructure. I think you should be much more grateful to ISPs for the service they provide instead of angry for chargin what is in your opinion too
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by bobbington 10y ago
Internet is plenty fast. Companies need to disclose what they are doing to customers, but government shouldn't regulate it
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by bobbington 10y ago
Leave it alone. Stop demonizing the companies that give Internet.
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by bobbington 10y ago
It bugs me when people obsess over equality, and not the standard of living. Today's poor have it better than kings in many ways. Running hot water, air conditioning, much more. If people would stop coveting what everybody else has,
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by bobbington 10y ago
This is hardly newsworthy. I'm sure stuff like this happens at any company that big. Why do they publish pointless news like this. And as others have said why would you work for uber you hardly make any money
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by bobbington 10y ago
CO2 is a natural element that is everywhere. To stop producing it requires never driving anything but an electric car, never flying a plane, and using energy from only "green" sources. That is just not a transition the world can
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by bobbington 10y ago
In general money makes the world go round. It takes a lot of very smart people working very hard to innovate. That's only going to happen when there is a lot of money. So I'm not against profit in the medics industry. Without p