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I was thinking it had to do with the Habbo Hotel pool raids, personally.

> Imgur? Reddit?

Both of which fall under arguments 1 and 2

Almost schizophrenic. Made sense to me.

Yes. Anyone paying fees on a credit card should jump ship, that's a huge red flag. And I've made more in cash back rewards than I'll ever pay in interest.

> "You work or I will make you suffer" is slavery.

All work is slavery.

> Component-level repair is probably prohibited by AASPs because it'd have very variable quality outcomes compared to module swaps, and they're putting their name to the quality of the repair.

It's my device. Apple can suck it.

> Elon Musk isn't applying for Medicaid just for shits and giggles

I mean, who cares if he is if it means people like this are able to get the care that they need? That would be such a small drop in the bucket compared to all the people who genuinely have been screwed by the system.

I've worked in web development space as a QA, and verifying that web forms are 508 compliant is a big deal if you want to sell anything to the government. Do they just never expect to get any Federal contracts and sell exclusively to private companies, or what?

Just ride on the sidewalk like a normal person.

So 2 people in agreement can just gridlock everything in a 4 person unit forever? That seems broken.

> I completely agree. I HATE voice mail and have actually turned it off. People who know me and need a voice call can call back or try reaching me by text or email.

Yeah... You're the kind of person people wish would just text us.

> you don't automatically sound like a charlatan shilling a get-rich-quick pyramid scheme

Well they don't automatically, but this is still very clearly just a shady timeshare ad.

> For other upgrades, the owners put it up to a vote

2 vote for, 2 vote against. What now? All of the examples you listed are even splits (2 vs. 2 or 4 vs 4). Who resolves a dispute in the case of a tie?

Don't put pointless sanctions on them?

> Personally I’d prefer this than no encryption and scanning in the cloud, which is already possible.

Why is that the alternative? How about everything is encrypted and nothing is scanned.

Or how about they just don't scan my phone at all.

Don't like it? Move where there isn't radioactive water. /s

why does it have to be biometric at all? Just make it 2FA. Make it so that the bracelet and the tool have to be within, say, 1m of each other and that seems like a viable solution (And obviously have the ability to disable this feature if the user wishes)

Doesn't the name kind of clash with some already existing, relatively well known software? I was sort of confused when I saw the name of your company.

https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/

And how is that relevant to the essay mentioned?

Sneedacity is a better name anyway.

He means Amogus

So it is made up then.

They're not getting paid to care, why should they?

Bigly

Unequivocally, yes.

Regulatory capture, and gutting regulatory organizations of any teeth they may have once had. The money is going somewhere, and it's not to help the average people.

gamer girls.

> This configuration change had been written by an authorized engineer in one team, consulting but misinterpreting vendor documentation. The change was then reviewed by three other authorized engineers in three separate teams, according to normal processes. None of them spotted the mistake in the configuration update.

Is anyone else shocked by this? Are code reviews worthless? An engineer made a change reviewed by 3 other people. It seems like _someone_ would notice.

I actually used to work as a test driver for FCA, and we were specifically told to report on knobs/dials not working or wiggling too much. Our training had us touch literally everything in the car that moved. Albeit, I'm not sure how much of that feedback was actually acted upon, based on the quality of some of those cars.