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BMc2020
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Truth is the first casualty in war. There is a cyber war going on right now. Remember nothing is as it seems, and certainly the headline is not the truth. TL:DR; Always try to fight the war on the other guys land, not your own. Don'
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I always skip anything from libertarians, but if you want to sumarize why you think it's the best I'll read it.
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4y ago
Can you translate that to English?
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4y ago
No. Think about Cui Bono (who benefits) from a post about this subject?
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4y ago
I saw it being done at a hackerspace (it's the plastic in the clear part of a two liter bottle). Basically melt it into whatever shape you want (you'll be building tooling, frames, extruders, what have you. On caveat is you need
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4y ago
MS Power Automate and Power platform..Top low-code vendors include Appian, Retool, Salesforce Platform, Creatio, Oracle Application Express, and ServiceNow App Engine. What is low-code? Low-code is a visual approach to software developme
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A whole lot of assertions stacked one each other, depending on all of them to be true. I lost count of the weasel words: often, sometimes, suggests, can lead to, most etc. etc. He ends: When people talk about money/wealth/income,
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4y ago
A bunker won't help if the citizens decide to weld the doors shut from the outside.
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4y ago
Hmm, tried to delete it, didn't work. Please don't read it.
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4y ago
You didn't read parts 1 and 2? You've had many chances since this propoganda is re-posted so frequently: Why are nuclear power construction costs so high? Part III – the nuclear navy (constructionphysics.substack.com) 104 points
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His point 2 of 3 Increasing automation...the increasingly widespread adoption of enterprise software, data analytics, and machine learnings are increasingly rendering office jobs moot as much of the traditional number crunching, document p
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Here's my response from 10 days ago to this same story. 0 points by BMc2020 10 days ago | parent | context | prev | next [–] | on: Why are nuclear power construction costs so high? ... I opened all three of these, but did not read a
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4y ago
My mistake, you are right. During World War One, the government provided cigarettes to soldiers to help ease boredom and reduce stress. Prior to the war, less than 0.5% of American people regularly consumed cigarettes. By the war’s end, a
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4y ago
I can't see that name without reading it in Teal'cs voice.
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4y ago
And of the past. In WWI the germans had a new secret weapon that would make them invincible, called amphetamines. They did not work as well as initially hoped.
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4y ago
I can tell you my least favorite: Confluence I suspect my new least favorite will be hubspot hubl but they haven't rolled it out at my workplace yet.
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4y ago
When we landed in Martha’s Vineyard, there was a black van waiting for us. The van took us to a house and the driver said, “There’s a doorbell. Ring it. They are waiting for you there.” When we rang the doorbell, a lady came out, and we to
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4y ago
Seems easy enough: HAML structure is really easy to understand. It attempts to strip out as much of the annoying HTML repetition as possible. For example to write paragraph tag you could use: %p This is HTML paragraph. HAML will convert tha
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There are thousands of people on both sides involved, and almost all of them are well aware the preferred outcome will be that a certain 69 year old dictator is removed from power. The game is still playing itself out is all. In Russia, th
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“It’s on TV when the city is negotiating with the city manager to give them a 3 percent raise,” said National League of Cities CEO Clarence E. Anthony, describing a “fishbowl effect” that doesn’t exist for most private-employer wage negoti
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4y ago
Start making mistakes.
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Much of this is simply unknowable. Saved you a click
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Have you ever tried to help people who will not make the slightest effort to help themselves?
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It does what is says on the tin, as they say in England. yt-dlp on github also works if you like the command line.
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I opened all three of these, but did not read any of them I did a Ctrl-F for "subsid" (to find subsidy or subsidies) 0 hits I did a Ctrl-F for "decomm" (to find decommission or decommissioning) 0 hits Having read many of
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Ctrl-F "slate card" The political party of your choice in the county you live in should have a slate card of how to vote on all the measures.
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Just keep pumping sewage via all communication channels Very accurate, I've also heard it called "flood the zone with nonsense". There was a recent FBI raid where every possible exculpatory thing that could be claimed, was
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It makes the days of planting favorable newspaper articles seem quaint. However, the Russians have been fomenting revolution almost 100 years now, they are very good at it. But this article is from the NYT so it won't be by trolls and
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Well, that blew out my speakers.
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I like that framing. Reminds me of the scene in Good Will Hunting where he tells the jock what he's going to believe in what order just by listing the textbooks for his upcoming courses.
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