Bancakes

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631.
by Bancakes 5y ago
No, being sedentary also raises your chances.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
One saves lives, the others ruin and take lives.
633.
by Bancakes 5y ago
I'm saying that there has to be space for discussion in a discussion-oriented medium. It's in the best interest of the average user.
634.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Whether people realise it or not, what they read repeatedly sticks. So even glancing over false news, they will keep them in mind. There has to be a way to point them out in the moment of posting.
635.
by Bancakes 5y ago
You can always limit the amount of masks per person.
636.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Most men make these observations in their mind or subconsciously. Let's not turn the workplace into adult kindergarten.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
That ignores the fact that the vast majority of people will not read publications or pay for journals. Instead, there has to be a worthwhile discussion with many viewpoints in social media. I've seen enough WHO sponsored ads like &quot
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by Bancakes 5y ago
The only bug I've had was I need to flash my arduino with a project to "warm the compiler up" w.r.t. libraries and hardware capabilities.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I don't want that, I just want to drive to the mall and back.
640.
by Bancakes 5y ago
It's a fallacy to hand wave anecdotal evidence.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
How do you charge someone hourly for a static piece of code? It's already been written, the AI has been trained. How do you justify spending money on a product that doesn't change?
642.
by Bancakes 5y ago
VSCode already works better for me. Has all the intellisense and folder management I need. And has my favorite color schemes and git integration. I've ever only needed the clunky Arduino IDE to install libraries and board types.
643.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Okay, that happened when the flashbang fell inside the baby's crib. Yes, dramatic. Bad. Ugly. Horrible. Waco fires could also have been started by flashbangs because of the plentiful carpets. But these devices provide a buffer for reac
644.
by Bancakes 5y ago
No, that's not what I meant at all.... I don't want an officer explaining his 'fear for life' serving a simple seatbelt ticket, because we can't have $50 aliexpress drones flying to my window instead. I don't w
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by Bancakes 5y ago
It's a life-saving grenade that produces a 180-190dB shockwave and flash, incapacitating bad guys for a few moments. It's misclassified as a 'high-explosive ordnance', even though it produces no shrapnel and can safely g
646.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Fun fact: the ATF regulates even flashbangs in local/state police. You have to register them and report each used grenade. What a tumorous agency.
647.
by Bancakes 5y ago
What are the usual biases? (Not a HR/employer)
648.
by Bancakes 5y ago
War is not just about deaths. If it were, then US won vietnam by virtue of kill-death-ratios.
649.
by Bancakes 5y ago
They could be fixing bugs and adding features. It's FOSS, just look at the git issues. Telemetry is the ultimate "We don't want to listen to opinions in forums.". Why telemetry, I'll tell you my troubles directly.
650.
by Bancakes 5y ago
How is it bikeshedding when somebody inexplicably makes arbitrary changes to popular software and UX?
651.
by Bancakes 5y ago
I've no idea how people manage to flawlessly run their nvidia GPU. Prime is OK but having to open apps with prime-run like sudo is such a drag. Does your laptop have a BIOS switch?
652.
by Bancakes 5y ago
The binaries, yes. But it's just a collection of patches applied to upstream FF when you build from source. I'm compiling 78.10.1 as we speak.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Yeah first thing I thought was "Cool, self-DOS."
654.
by Bancakes 5y ago
No they don't, the Free Software Foundation's IceCat cleans that up.
655.
by Bancakes 5y ago
I don't even want the code path in the binary at all. At worst, have it be a downloadable addon.
656.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Well that sucks, not how we did it when I was a kid.
657.
by Bancakes 5y ago
As long as it's not one of those halal killings, I don't see a problem. Bullet to the head, done. I've rotated spit roast as a child and didn't find it creepy.
658.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Weird, for me Etcher doesn't make proper Windows bootables, and Rufus works flawlessly.
659.
by Bancakes 5y ago
How well does it support nvidia optimus (for laptops)?
660.
by Bancakes 5y ago
In my country, general practitioners can only prescribe a limited number of drugs and specialist visits a month, so as not to overwhelm the healthcare system. It's their moral choice to deem a person sick enough for a certain course of

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