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Tangential: is the unit kWh/h a standard in the industry? It hurt my brain until I canceled the hours and got kW.

(Yes I know kWh is a widely used unit of energy)

> They must be seeing flashing red signs

Hope those come from a different model than they used for buying.

Tell me you don't understand computers without telling me you don't understand computers.

> 9. If a minor dependent collaborates on my Personal Game as allowed in term 8, I agree to the following: Given that said minor dependent may hold partial copyright power for my Personal Game, I relinquish said minor dependent into the care of Amazon in perpetuity. I understand that I will still be responsible for said minor dependent's financial maintenance.

> you're missing out on stock growth

Is that necessarily true?

Article specifically says they use optogenetics.

Unbelievable that they'd go through this charade to arrest ~Snowden~ Protasevich.

EAG Management. It's expensive, but I'm over the moon about it. Phenomenal chair. I got one for cheaper by ordering a scratch and dent (hardly) from the ebay store of a HM distributor.

edit: Also, you start seeing this chair _everywhere_ in movies and TV.

A mistake can be both "rookie" and widely prevalent. That's exactly how I'd describe SQL injection.

Who cares? The RTX 3090 is not for gamers.

> Why?

I've heard LG OLEDs run a pixel refresher when "off".

Seems that autofill (for password managers) was broken, too. That and uBO were the reasons I used Firefox on Android.

> An amazing games company files suit against an anachronistic monopoly, and their suit reads:

> We know the risk of an adversary running comms because we did it for a while with Crypto AG

I really don't know, but aren't there some caveats about those assuming that space is flat or something about the rate of expansion?

I guess I understand the... aggressive tone of the piece given the amount of flag waving in the recent Crew Dragon launch. But, just speaking as an American with a little interest in space, I have a lot of respect for the Soyuz program.

What's your Maps replacement? I tried getting off it but got too frustrated with the alternatives I tried (maps.me, something using OSM).

In your edit, are you suggesting that reporting on a topic should be proportional to how many people die from it?

I'm really excited to see Google return to this price point. I was distraught when they discontinued the Nexus line.

We need to build with high-quality American fakes, not high-quality Chinese fakes!

Fuck Intuit. Shame on engineers who work there.

Oh man, Spec Ops is one of my top games, but I've only played it once. Same feeling as watching Requiem for a Dream--once is enough. It's difficult to recommend it to people without giving away the experience of walking in to it thinking "it's just another mideast shooter".

> seeded by money [...] from Intellectual Ventures

Hm, what's IV's play here?

I've considered trying a project like this in the past. You've given me a little inspiration to go do it! Great read!

> In liberal society today many equate killing an animal to violent murder.

I kinda feel like it's seen as the opposite--a very controlled thing that has been industrialized to a huge scale.

> If you spend time around hunters or farmers, they have much more complex relationship with animals than most urban dwellers do.

I don't think it's these hunters and farmers who are running CAFOs.

> What political groups rely heavily on not being identified?

Resistances, opposition groups in some environments, etc.

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