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Didn't No Man's Sky do this? I haven't played this so I'm not sure
Re:De-Googling: My Progress on Wednesday April 29, 2020 @09:24AM (#23018807)
I don’t know. I’m a tinkerer but if we think about phone ecosystem, then I just want my phone to work and not spy on me. I’ll tinker with my other devices, but after bricking one phone, I won’t do it again.
Hi! This is cool, and is something I wish I had when studying database normalization back in my CS days. If you're seeking more visitors, I would send nice emails to DB professors offering it as free class material. Students could study "current open source" DB patterns, and discuss (in online discussions) the characteristics or that don't make sense.

One comment: I can't figure out how to make the diagrams full screen, and I don't like viewing it in that small box. Perhaps offer a way to maximize or download for offline viewing?

The main picture seems like something out of a science fiction nightmare
Re:Where Is Kim Jong Un? on Sunday April 26, 2020 @05:42PM (#22990520)
I watched the video. It's basically 8 minutes of "we do not know".
> Now I can impersonate you.

Or you could just use Edward Snowden's passport, or any of the other thousands of people's IDs that have been compromised.

https://www.theverge.com/2014/2/24/5441386/ethical-hacking-o...

Same here. In a given week, I’ve opened files across 6 different {programming} languages
I don’t know. It sounds like you’re older and smarter than I, but whenever I see two spaces at the end of a sentence, I fix it to make it one space. It looks plain wrong to my brain
> If Amazon is effectively a monopoly, so are Walmart, Costco, Target, and some others.

I looked this up. Walmart is bigger than I thought!

> Grocery sales account for 56% of Walmart's total U.S. revenue, making it the country's largest grocer.

Re:Nintendo 64 Architecture – A Practical Analysis on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @06:14PM (#22939912)
Ok thanks!

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