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goombastic
7y ago
I've worked remote very often and ive always felt that the current open plan offices are way too much of a distraction to get work done. This is the right change and remote working needs this change to happen despite the whining by the
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goombastic
7y ago
Again, the above view is the government line and is meant to misguide and create ambiguity. Read the CAA in combination with the NRC to understand how it is similar to the Nuremberg laws. This thread has a lot of government propaganda shill
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7y ago
Some of you guys are actively flagging my post to support the government disinformation and propaganda on this thread. Let me repeat: The NRC and CAA need to be read together. When read together you understand how close it is to the Nurembe
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goombastic
7y ago
It will become applicable to you or your relatives after the NRC.
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goombastic
7y ago
Maybe revolting withing detention camps isn't a good idea?
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goombastic
7y ago
Your comment is disingenuous and obfuscates the logic of the issue. The combo of the NRC+CAA ensures that Indians without papers are liable to be in internment camps. If you don't have papers, you are declared an illegal. There are a l
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goombastic
7y ago
Well, you have been notified with the CAA.
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goombastic
7y ago
You cant just wake up one day and suddenly proclaim everyone a non citizen. In that case this is a non-government having been elected by non-citizens! Right?
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7y ago
Well, in every other place in the world, the government doesn't wake up one day and ask citizens to prove they are Citizens. This is what happens if you elect bombastic incapable governments. The government doesn't realize that by
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7y ago
It is not the citizen's responsibility to prove he is a citizen, it is the government's responsibility to prove that he isn't. Guilty until proven innocent? How is that fair?
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7y ago
Would be interested as well.
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7y ago
You don't get non-smart/dumb TVs that easily anymore.
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goombastic
7y ago
Why change something that's working well? For profit, that's why. The author is either dumb or invested.
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goombastic
7y ago
Any other SBCs that can drive a high res display @60hz just for normal computing purposes? No gaming/video encoding use cases.
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goombastic
7y ago
I think Apple's primary demographic now is people sitting in Starbucks.
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goombastic
7y ago
Flight characteristics of some of the observed craft seem to suggest otherwise. Trained observers as well.
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7y ago
The atomisation of the workforce. It's easier to manage individuals than a group that negotiates. The loss of tribes is probably the biggest change since the advent of modern manufacturing. The ideal end state would be robots that coo
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7y ago
Between pihole, firefox and addons, I see no ads. The way the ad industry is going, they will at some point prevent people from blinking. A big thank you to the developers at pihole, mozilla and the plugin devs.
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7y ago
Google needs to print expiry dates on its products before launching.
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goombastic
7y ago
It also means your blocking of google's trackers is better than average.
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goombastic
7y ago
Every time the basics seem set, a bunch of rent seeking overlords arrive to destabilize everything. Verisign shouldn't have this power and should be penalized for trying this trick. They shouldn't be in a position to bottleneck ba
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7y ago
Reminds me of my funny notes in a childhood diary. I had a personal pet theory that Dinosaurs were so huge because they were not as heavy as we assumed them to be. Imagining what it felt like to be a dino was a steady staple for boring afte
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7y ago
The amount of problems I have with the SD card on the raspberry pi is crazy. The thing is never stable.
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7y ago
Site breaks back button.
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7y ago
Anyone else use a paper notebook and writing long form? I somehow feel that it helps with recall/refresh better than a lot of the wikis Ive tried out? A lot of the times, one look at the page brings backs a photographic memory of the c
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8y ago
You forgot to mention the fact that BSNL injects malware and ads. And outrageously, they claim it is a feature! The way they do it by injecting javascript into your page that then does shitty pop-up scam ads (including ones that increase pa
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8y ago
While people say the CIA invested in woo woo, I believe science progresses this way. Reported edge cases of established theories need to be checked, validated and proved/disproved before moving on to modifying the theory or dumping the
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8y ago
Waiting for insurance providers to deny payments basis this data next.
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8y ago
Filter bubble intensifies.
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goombastic
8y ago
Hey, another fan of your site. Thanks for simplicity of your site!
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