20after4

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   by 20after4 3y ago

   So basically https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   Laws are so easily changed. Nothing is enshrined in law that can be nullified by the next court case or a hidden rider clause on a 'must pass' spending bill.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   not sure if this is currently accurate but a quick google search turned up these rates: $/stream | service -------- | ------------- $0.008 | apple music $0.00402 | amazon music $0.00318 | spotify That really isn't
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   This is the scary thing about people. We're a pretty horrible species. This is how they justify genocides.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/electronics/ and Leo's bag of tricks on youtube: 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGvOmwZvhVk 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWRbSn4uDow 3. http
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   I'm sure it already is.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   I never said garlic was useful for common cold. Antibiotics aren't very useful against viral infections.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   Reddit used to be open source: 1. https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/6xfyfg/an_update... 2. https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   I just looked at amazon and a 42" monitor is about $500 (for a decent quality one). Where do you find these "dumb TVs"?
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Just wait. With time this will happen, sooner than later I'm sure.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    If it's still possible to get sshfs running on a mac, I'd suggest that might be a much better solution than samba or nfs, or any of the various other vm file sharing solutions. It's been a while since I used this setup on a
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    I spent a lot of time working on this exact problem back about 10 years ago. At the time I came to the conclusion that files hosted in the VM with sshfs on the host (macos or linux host) was definitely the best available option. sshfs is su
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Both Garlic and Olive Leaf are two very effective natural antibiotics. It doesn't take a lot of faith or woo to realize that they are actually quite effective medicine.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Nowhere is safe.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Depends on the design of the helicopter. They are, in general, extremely difficult to control. About helicopter autopilots, I'm not qualified to answer so: https://www.quora.com/Do-helicopters-have-autopilot
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Lean into it. "What does a user see? Nothing, but the old one had bugs, including at least one CVE. Now we don't." That seems like a reasonable content for demo and with just the right amount of self-deprecating humor it can
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    This seems perfect to me. It reminds me of deviantArt tech dev meetings when I worked there (~10 years ago) Every Monday, each tech/product team did a small demo for the whole tech org (maybe 50 people, growing to nearly 100 by the tim
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    My favorite cat / bird interaction of all time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WANZBs8Za0Q
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Depends on which 1% we're talking about. I was thinking of the top 1% wealthiest people, which is a very small group. If you are thinking of 1% of the population then that's a bit of a different measure.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    I wonder if a torque converter from an automobile transmission would make a good "off the shelf" joule machine. It would certainly work for producing heat from rotational motion but I wonder how it compares to using a water-based
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Even moderately wealthy people have executive assistants for their family. That's a thing and definitely far from requiring 1% status.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    > It would seem to follow that, once all the sea ice and glaciers have melted, > that this phase-change effect is removed, and therefore the temperatures > will increase faster as none of the excess energy is going into ice->wa
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    All the other species that aren't humans probably care.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    puppeteer passes the test if you run it from a machine that already has a good cloudflare reputation score. Try it from an AWS instance and it definitely fails 100% of the time. (I've tried it, that's how I know)
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    That's how train brakes work, actually. They short-circuit the electric motors through an array of resistors (with cooling fans to keep them from melting).. This is effectively engine braking on an electric motor. Electric cars do thi
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    I'm pretty sure that the way it works is your lawyer "convinces" the prosecutor to drop the charges, in exchange for a kickback.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    For most people, that's expensive.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    > by that feature. I see what you did there. It totally is a feature, not a bug.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Like the price of phone calls, mail, and even water. It's all absolutely criminally exploitative and government gets a cut of those private contractor's profits.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    The system is extremely corrupt and broken, from the very top (Supreme court, congress, president) all the way to the bottom.