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kristjansson
4,853karma·1,566submissions·February 17, 2015
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Download a copy of itself onto the remote, run it there, and allow interaction with that copy
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I don't know if the current administration has articulated a legal basis for the Iran strike. I was only pointing out that the earlier strikes mentioned did have (a gesture toward) congressional …
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I’d agree with your original assertion. Liking the content but not the form is like looking at a Turner and wishing the ship were closer and he’d chosen a clearer day, or thinking that Monet had some…
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorization_for_Use_of_Milit... …
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Could you run it on an actual teletype without consuming an entire forest worth of paper? That’s a CLI. Otherwise it’s a TUI.
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General inability to distinguish the form of content from its veracity? The same people that assailed the internet in the 90s probably bought tabloids at the supermarket checkout. Newsweek, News of th…
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Impugns the source(s) trying to place them on the left-right axis more than anything.
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Nonetheless one can be dismayed at seeing what those we've placed in power decide to do with that privilege.
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> original source has much better understatement of the day. The posted link somehow manages to both say nothing and repeat itself.
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Or just pay them their $14/mo (or is it $8 now?). It’s revelatory.
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For the privilege of using the hand-me-down data of carrier's network (i.e. getting deprioritized in any situation where the network is congested)
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> write a poem about bees It's such a meme at this point, I wouldn't put it past a human to reply with the poem in some sense of irony/spite/trolling/...
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One ... could? But it doesn't seem particularly ergonomic.
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I believe they've taken a different tactic here - attacking Harvard's ability to enroll international students, not the students' status directly.
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I’d settle for only one bad name per feature from them. Alas, they don’t feel so limited
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One sets off for a morning drive on Thanksgiving. Upon entering the freeway, they find the normally traffic-congested road smooth and free-flowing. The journey takes a little more than half the time…
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I didn’t say it was a close second. Again, LA/LB are basically the same port. One would also want to look at the next biggest geographically distinct port, which on the west coast is Seattle
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Most of what comprises a port is infrastructure for handling containers and bulk cargo. If cargo volumes are down, some fraction of that infrastructure is disused, or used below its capacity. That a …
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> In fact, the Northwest Seaport Alliance … said it was so far seeing more vessels call into port in 2025 than in 2024, with three more calls in the first quarter of 2025 than during the same perio…
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LA is down 32% YoY this week[0]. But also LA and Long Beach are effectively a single port, so per your enumeration … Seattle is the second biggest port on the west coast? Seems like that’d be one to l…
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It's not ready yet, but https://pyrefly.org/ might be a good competitor/complement in the future
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At some life stages and situations, this makes total sense. I’d think those are predominantly when one is embarking on a new stage, and moving as a part of that. Graduations, retirement, marriage, di…
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It’s a fair fraction, on one hobby’s worth of stuff, nevermind the rest of the household (member’s!) items. $14k just doesn’t cover replacing a household’s worth of stuff. If you still think it does,…
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> highest end furniture money can buy I’m sure they’re wonderful, and congratulations on the new acquisition! But you must know that’s a nonsensical statement. Above a certain level of sufficienc…
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Respectfully, consider that other people are actual people, and their lives are meaningfully distinct from yours. To wit, “climbing equipment” encompasses everything from the backpack of gym-climbing…
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That's ... that's the communication network they're avoiding? Because the problem is not _which_ app, it's that it's _an_ app, on standard hardware, on the public internet?
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I think its: https://volumes.portoptimizer.com/ ?
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> talking about a phone call or a copy Not really - we're talking about holding someone (and therefore being responsible for their food, safety, possibly healthcare) until the relevant agency …