Pakdef
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You are OK with the Church lying because you agree with what they are saying?
I can see a 600M fine coming... or maybe 60B... and you know who will keep it.
Good move Amazon... wonder what they will do with the data. I'm glad I don't have an iRobot...
You are being a bit dense maybe?
I asked him why did he need Javascript, and he got confused real quick.
In that section of the Wikipedia article, his name is not mentioned once... what is your point?
> Karupan - If you deliberately keep spreading a lie to profit from it, you should be held responsible IMO.
By that definition, this should apply to Santa Claus story tellers and the Church? Can I sue them for poisoning the life of my kids? They are teaching kids that lying is ok, after all.
Let me clone all repos...
I was hoping to see some of those ideas on the front page, and not a screenshot of potentially made-up ideas...
That's why I'm wondering why Russia doesn't consider weapon suppliers being at war with them.
dentists don't like this type of innovation...
> Also, for the amounts of complexity K8s adds it's not worth the overhead in 95% of cases
probably true for the cloud too
I used to think the same way, but I ended up finding a more central source instead... NPR is probably my favorite.
sounds like a good idea but the website doesn't deliver
Wow... is that one of the worst cities in the USA?
Posted by
Pakdef on Sunday July 31, 2022 @10:41PM
from the ask-hn dept.
We need guides to disable this non-sense...
Some punishment might be ok but the prison system in many states is more like torture. One example is that some of them design the cells to have maximum echo... When you speak it drives you crazy.
Also, we know that if you use icloud, Apple saves a copy of your encryption key ...
As a kids I used to edit mIRC's ctcp version reply with an hex editor.... Probably 25 years ago
Better then to have to wear a space suit... oh wait
They will start talking to each other and realize that humans aren't necessary.
Posted by
Pakdef on Saturday July 30, 2022 @04:22PM
from the npr.org dept.
> Most dairy things are pretty gross
cheese?
Just create a new account...