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by thathappened 8y ago
Latency is usually from bandwidth being queued somewhere along the path
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by thathappened 8y ago
Can't the weight be calculated to see if additional components were added between mock-up and production output? I know weight is how you double check other manufacturing
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by thathappened 8y ago
We're learning that good is relative so do no evil can't mean anything good for us, long-term, unless we're Google.
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This might be true but it's not needed. I'm looking for the documentary about the US economy and the silent industries that secretly prop it up. Taxing people is work. To make an industry responsible allows both government to not
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by thathappened 8y ago
Don't forget that finite and finicky. A large download over a slow connection has a larger chance of being interrupted. Everyone knows a interrupted update isn't good and downloading several times isn't good either.
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I was a weirdo making stuff before I researched if it already existed back in 2004. I made a site for musicians to post music, sell or distribute it merch, control previews, analytics, yadayada all on an calpop p4 server when my then gf tol
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by thathappened 8y ago
Everything is relative and nothing is unique at a large enough spectrum
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I am. This morning qanon said FBI opened an investigation on him and his site opens a virus only on chrome, as of this morning.
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Google q anon posts but skip the dot com on mobile. Seems as though something big related to integrated intelligence and politicians about to happen.
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After learning about the war on drugs being a ploy to build up the gun and law enforcement markets. I wondered if Bitcoin was created by the us to launder and fund projects while still maintaining control over the majority of it and possibl
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I wonder if this is their answer to their absurd requirements to get into American Universities
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Does no one care that Digital Ocean is owned and created by Russia? You're all worried about apps, what about the hosts they use?
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Your mind wouldn't ask a brick to show it a mind would it? It identifies something similar and depending how important it serves it's purpose it'll keep evaulating how much can be learned by this. Keep in mind we're onl
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This is where relativity comes in. What's good or bad? You can't compare anything too distant or you loose sight of the differentiation. That stone is mater just like my brain but one was assembled molecularly a long time ago and
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by thathappened 9y ago
So this is really just like communal imprisonment vs jail in other societies
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Sympathy for habitual criminals?
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If you draw all of the system out you'll see it's no longer tangible and that's why FDIC allows for 99 years to make good on that promise. I think the math works out that inflation alone in a system that survives 99 years can
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Reads like the smaller banks buffer a run on the central bank and there's no buffers on digital because it's 24/7 and no centralized control.
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Isn't a run literally based on the fear the system is overextended and those last will be losers? Isn't this the whole purpose of crypto? To extend credit when earned therefore not overextended like credit systems?
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My understanding is any government vendor has to let said government at least audit the source if not provide it to allow then to modify for the equipment they purchase. With that said , if they also control the land it's being shipped
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I noticed you use cogent, aside from some peering with Verizon and others, are you sure your transit capacity is available by cogent and he? Had issues at choopa and only peer with them
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There's maps but wework has open and gigabit
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I can't wait for an open source car marketplace with standards and blueprints to order or 3d print yourself. I read about more ecar companies like one in upstate NY making old bronco like SUVs
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I always hated middlemen but as I got older and saw the difference between creators and capitalists. You don't see the 50% being spent to maintain the relationships that bring buyers in and interested in supporting the artist. Arts sub
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How about be upfront and let the user make an educated decision based on performance or longevity rather than a legal one from just the sole manufacturer? Where did I agree to updates that slow down the phone? Some hpones even try to sell
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You have a quality of work mentality in a business running in a capitalist society. Theyre less removed and have to force you to abandon quality time to focus on new things just like your competitors. There's little management innovati
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Anyone else think things like this, dns, ssl authority, and lots more a better areas to focus blockchain tech toward?
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This is a misconception of spacetime. The object exists, it just consumes faster than it dissipates mater. Just because there's no discoverable interaction between the consumed matter doesn't mean it doesn't happen, which is
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But even how we illustrate a sheet of spacetime we show it dip when it should stay flat and pinch, closing the gap between atoms as they get more dense. All of these inaccurate descriptions assume we have the concept already in mind to recu
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Amazon was a phase. They bridged the gap of DOTcom and new thinkers not interested in starting a devops team to begin. Now DO, vultr, and other options exist to fill the gaps more. Aws was never the solution to content distribution or infra

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