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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
RottenTomatoes has been rotten for over a decade. IMDB user ratings are much more useful, but still far from perfect.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's not baffling. They know what they are getting billed for, that's transparent. They don't understand WHY they are getting billed 6x of what they expected. The problem here isn't with AWS, the problem is they don&#x27
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
You're not making any sense. Someone paid for a house, they fully expect to pay a lot less than renters do. That's the point of buying a house.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It will all stop when the terrorists return all the hostages.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
If they crossed the border illegally, yes, they broke the law. You don't need a judge to determine that. Just like you don't need a judge to determine if someone drives without a driver's license.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> against law abiding immigrants That's a lie. They broke the law when they entered the country illegally. Then some of them committed more crimes.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Someone scammed some people out of BTC that was bought at an ATM. Therefore, somehow, the ATM is at fault. It make no sense, I hope the ATM owners sue and win.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Nobody stopped anyone from making EVs or not using oil products. We use oil because it's cheap and versatile, not because evil oil companies are forcing us. There's no replacement for oil at the moment. Sure, you can manufacture s
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That's like suing knife manufacturers because some people stab other people. We have no realistic short-term plan to switch away from oil. Everyone can't just switch to EVs. Most products have plastics or oil derivatives in them.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Things got so bad, that you had to move, as a result of all the policies that you support. Consider that your policies are not good, and your defense of them doesn't look like defense at all. And some of your reasons make no sense. COV
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> any backdoor must necessarily be on the client side True, but it might be a part of an update that only hits a white-list of users, so you won't find the actual code that steals your private keys if you're on that list.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Decriminalization in Portugal and in Oregon ended up in disasters. Resulted in more drug addicts, more violent crime, more crazy behaviors, more people laying or crawling in the streets. https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion&
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Do you personally pay every time you quote copyrighted books or song lyrics?
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
How so? All the models they've tested are obsolete, multiple generations behind high-end versions. (Though even these obsolete models did better than the best humans and domain experts).
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I think they can explode even when not charging.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I have so many big batteries in the house, it's scary. I've been thinking of building a fireproof enclosure for them from rockwool or ceramic fiber. Our big batteries, other than the EV in the garage, are from the e-foil, they are
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Decent 1080p quality. Not bluray level, but getting close. Definitely ahead of every other video generator. Video production just got a lot cheaper and requires very few skills. This is basically destroying the creative video production ind
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
We almost never charge our EV to 100%, to not degrade the battery faster.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
That's not a definition. Depending on the definition, it may be possible to measure it.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
First define consciousness such that the definition differentiates you from a computer with a webcam.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I have zero problem with protests. You can protest literally anything, that you don't like Trump's haircut, or that Santa didn't bring you good presents last winter. As soon as your protest interferes with other people, like
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
No, I don't accept "some violence". And if you disagree, we can play it out. I will slap you in the face, till you agree with me. And if you stop me before, you're a fascist.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
No, I think you're just frustrated that I'm correct, that your side is engaged in violence, again, so you're trying to distance yourself from it, and so you make up all this nonsense. It's democrats.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Zero. As soon as you start destroying stuff that isn't yours, it's no longer a peaceful protest.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It's an impressive achievement for an amateur. He has separate motors for vertical and horizontal flights, which simplifies the design, but creates a rather bad inefficiency, the vertical motors create lots of drag during the horizonta
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
$199 was the Founder's edition, already sold out. $219 is the unassembled version. $299 is the assembled version.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Yes, democrats. You seem to confused by some basic logic. Protesters and rioters are democrats (in this case). Doesn't mean that all democrats are protesting or rioting. I can't believe I have to explain this.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I am against Jan 6th riots too. You seem to think that one action 4 years ago justifies your violence forever.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
It is. Because I see them waving Palestinian and Mexican flags. Ironically, the two places they don't want to move to.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Oh yeah, it's totally the police that forced the poor democrats to burn cars, to throw bricks, to break in and loot stores. What a believable narrative.

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