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by 24gttghh 9y ago
TBH you probably need a better WiFi router, not some external device that turns it off and on for you... Can you not at least schedule reboots of your current router? That silly plug is $60! You could have bought a mikrotik wifi router for
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
If by highly subsidized you mean taxed at a rate set in 1993 and not updated since, nor pinned to inflation, then yes gas[oline]/petrol is highly subsidized in the US[0]. Also fuel taxes rates in Europe are much higher[1]. You'l
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
And the bus is really slow (many stops, multiple bus changes to get to a final destination, infrequent runs) compared to driving, and you don't get to choose who your fellow riders are. These are not my qualms, but the ones I hear most
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Perhaps they mean riding schools as any MSF endorsed riders course will teach you to counter-steer to initiate a turn [0] at higher speeds. It is especially important on a motorcycle due to the forces/speeds involved. [0] http:/
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I have no idea that's why I am asking HN.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Ludicrous? It was just a question guys... In my own words: > or is that milestone for the market still a ways off?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I sincerely hope this project continues to forge ahead! But, I'm wondering if any thought is being given to the development of 5G devices by Purism, or is that milestone for the market still a ways off?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
They could at least make the non-test warnings a Red hyperlink or something, and organize them on a separate part of the page away from the test warnings... If that picture is legit, it's laughably bad. I have a feeling adding a c
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
>There is a free market way to ensure a fast and free internet -- using the government for such things has a tendency to lead us down roads we might not want to go down. Because one crappy DSL provider and one Cable provider per town is
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Indeed. However, I am wary to rely on SCOTUS to do the right thing, if/when it gets to that point. I'd much prefer Congress specifically mandate a free and open internet, with no regard given to the type or originator of data bein
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Ah, I do not mean to imply that the FCC alone can regulate NN, just that constitutionally, federal agencies are allowed to do so, as you say. GP was implying that Congress alone has this power, when history and precedent shows Congress ca
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Technically Congress can empower Executive agencies to perform responsibilities granted to it under the Constitution. e.g. Congress empowers the FDA to enforce the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Congress created the FCC to enforce the Commun
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Those numbers confirm the stats, and actually prove GP's point better (that the gov't is mostly medicare/aid, social security, and defense; half being the former, and ~22% being spent on defense), and are similar to numbers f
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Does it seem unlikely to you that a concussive brain injury would cause lasting effects on a persons well being?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
As of a few years ago, the DOE started making Plutonium again in partnership with NASA [0]. And as of last year that appeared to be still happening [1]. And this Plasma magnet still would need something like an RPS to get past Jupiter, acco
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
No struggle at all: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/09/26/4950747...
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
>And I have no idea if a civilization-scale governance that is stable, universally good, and that would survive more than few decades, is even possible. I would agree, insofar as the requirements for such a stable (and dare I say peacefu
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
'shell-shock' is literally the aftereffects of a concussive blast rattling your brain around in your skull; itself is usually diagnosed under the broader umbrella of PTSD, which one might also end up with after having to kill anot
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Remington, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Glock, etc. I'm sure are making boatloads of cash from this instability.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I would think laundering money through the export of avocados would be quite lucrative.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I used to open a text editor and mash on the keyboard until I had an 8-12char password. I'd then type that sequence out again 10-20 times until it was burned into my memory. Then I close the editor without saving it :) Let your subcons
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
The use of the laser by non-profit entities is free, but one must write quite the sophisticated (I'm assuming) proposal/experiment to be undertaken in order to actually be given permission to use it. The time and effort required t
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
One could export the man pages from another *nix and import them into OSX perhaps?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
> Men who feel secure in their manhood are more comfortable going green. This is so obvious in retrospect I am ashamed for not noticing it sooner. Men's insecurity about their own masculinity/sexuality causes so many problems i
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
850 x .5 = 425 850 + 425 = 1275 Looks pretty damn close to 50% more orders for Boeing, so I'm not sure what you are implying.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
1. Buy undervalued groups of stocks 2. Hold on to them for a few decades 3. Profit.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Aren't 'miners' the third party?
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
I guess the voodoo i feel is the speed at which these happen, and the unseen offers for prices different (+/-) from what is the "current price"
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
Ha! I needed a good laugh this morning. Thanks internet. What I don't get, is how do these prices actually change? For btc or a stock. The mechanism seems very voodoo.
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by 24gttghh 9y ago
First car on another planet. (yes i know we put a buggy on the moon, but that's not a planet) Nuclear Weapons on another planet. I'd rather see the car get there first.

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