Arrath

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by Arrath 3y ago
Radiation induced bitflips in the avionics could be a problem too, I imagine. Suddenly up is down and it nose dives!
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by Arrath 3y ago
I love that video
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by Arrath 3y ago
My own 9700k is starting to creak a bit, but that was my own mistake buying a 144hz monitor.
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by Arrath 3y ago
My office monitor at my last workplace let out distinct whine, when a certain spreadsheet was open and expanded to beyond a certain portion of the monitor's real estate. It was maddening. And, of course, the spreadsheet I used most oft
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by Arrath 3y ago
Oh my god I love it. This might be a dark hole for me, I'll end up with an office dressed up like an Soviet reactor control room.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Human: Eh the inflammation is going down I don't need to finish this course of antibiotics. Human: To keep the animals I am factory farming relatively healthy, I will regularly douse them in antibiotics! Later: Wait why are these bacte
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by Arrath 3y ago
Reference the end of radio advertisements where they blast through the tiny text very quickly.
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by Arrath 3y ago
I've always wanted window focus to go where I'm looking, it would be so nice. Probably with a modifier key though so I don't move out of a game just to read a wiki page though.
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by Arrath 3y ago
But how will they help the blockchain? /s
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by Arrath 3y ago
Reading this thread is like thinking about breathing, now I'm seeing them all again.
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by Arrath 3y ago
With the rapid uptick in power draw by CPUs and GPUs perhaps its time for ATX to go and an entirely new standard to come in[0], ditching the antiquated 12v rail and step up to 24 or 48v. We've got the twin kludges of the ever growing m
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by Arrath 3y ago
I love these kind of mega projects! Neat to see it in action.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Presumably the same distance that gives the calculations uncertainty allows time to adopt a wait and see approach, refine the data and calculations and then make a decision based off of stronger inputs and still avert disaster if necessary?
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by Arrath 3y ago
With a very big lunch box.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Gotta wonder for a case like that when the balance tips towards buying a truck & trailer and hiring a driver as needed.
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by Arrath 3y ago
As a child of the older internet, I have an inbuilt aversion to openly posting under my own name. Screen names all the way, baby.
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by Arrath 3y ago
While, as other comments have said, this is the common target these days, its a red herring. The issue and fear is as it has always been for left leaning movements: the tendency to splinter into little factions of slightly differing values
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by Arrath 3y ago
It can often be out of the municipalities hands. Cable companies are big enough to lobby at the state level, bypassing whatever the cities might try to do at a local scale.
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by Arrath 3y ago
I'd rather find the air intake for his survival bunker and build a communal outhouse on it.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Straight up the best method of interacting with the infotainment system I've ever used. It was a breeze.
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by Arrath 3y ago
I'm afraid Community Notes is on borrowed time, considering Musk's incensed reactions to getting noted lately.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Full disclosure, this is going back to a job I had over 7 years ago, and did for about 2 years. >How many hours a day do you typically spend wearing your respirator? Minimum 6, as much as 14. >Have you had a professional fit test to s
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by Arrath 3y ago
> It works like this: receive invoice, wait until due date, write a check dated for the due date, wait a few days, send it through regular mail, and complain about the past due notices because "I've already sent the payment!! D
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by Arrath 3y ago
Easy, just broaden the responsibilities of the SCRAM officer. Within reach of their axe you have: ]The cable for the control rods ]The power feed from the plant to the AI datacenter ]The backbone fiber connecting the DC to the wider world I
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by Arrath 3y ago
Oh I would love for my covers not to be blighted by "New York Times Bestselling author" or "Now a popular <TV channel> show!" and the like. Keep the blurb on the back, but don't pollute the cover!
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by Arrath 3y ago
FWIW, the Night Manager is leagues better than the Night Agent.
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by Arrath 3y ago
I can't even tell what is satire any more.
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by Arrath 3y ago
Wait, an Expanse game? To Steam! E: Oh its a Telltale one. Dang.
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by Arrath 3y ago
> the fiery core of the Earth that's moving those plates around is an approximately 45 terawatt engine; human civilization is currently around 19 terawatts Oh wow that is mind blowing! I would have thought we were at a smaller propo
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by Arrath 3y ago
You could probably come up with a generational demarcation between responses to the line (even if technically misquoted for one of them), if you were so inclined.

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