BelenusMordred

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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Not sure about this guide but you should be able to install a linux rom through fastboot instead of a recovery. You won't need a working screen to do that.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
A large omnidirectional antenna could be a decent addition? The RPi inbuilt module doesn't have the much range, assume the other options are the same, antennas are cheap and even better can be homemade quite easily with instructions an
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
I don't see them closing down their public api. It's pretty hard to police such things when you have one.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> Identifiers can now contain non-ascii characters. All valid identifier characters in Unicode as defined in UAX #31 can now be used. That includes characters from many different scripts and languages, but does not include emoji. Don&#x2
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Those slaves in your link are building up Australia, not China.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> Their achievements are not only built on theft of others' hard work, but on the backs of the oppressed people that have guns pointed at their heads. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Indistinguishability obfuscation is now considered possible despite all the false starts. https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/1003.pdf
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Bitfinexed can keep raking in dough(nations) much long than it takes for the average person to see how repeatedly wrong he has been for years now. It's crypto kool-aid in a murky world of obsessive people with large conflicts of intere
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> Are there any key limitations? It's slow, you would not want any part of your program that isn't security critical using it.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
The graph: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m1
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Low Earth Orbit training for athletes in 2G will be a thing once it's cheap enough. They'll come back to earth absurdly strong.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Archived for those who retreat in disgust at being served a captcha for a blog post. https://archive.is/5IqU3
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> In reality, insider trading enforcement is effective. This is impossible to know just like many other crimes.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=de&text=meth&op=trans... Maybe a German can confirm?
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> We use technically necessary cookies on our website It's a blogpost? Also the hamburger menu has nothing in it. Looks like the dev team have been smoking a bit of the content.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
IPFS is not anonymous and like other p2p protocols shares your ip address. People seeding articles would get legal notices just like torrents now. There's been a bit of effort to get it working over tor for years now but the fundamenta
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Many EU countries will take either proof of prior infection, a vaccine cert, or PCR test for international arrivals. It's very much public policy for some.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> but you can't sink even a small island with any number. Most countries on Earth could murder everyone on small inhabited islands perfectly fine with their current armaments while having zero casualties themselves. It's frankl
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> What are the citizens of your modern distributed platform society going to live off? Hook up a subsea cable and plenty could make a living just fine. Starlink itself might just be enough. The only actual bandwidth needs I ever have is
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
HN has a bizarre nasty streak when it comes to seasteading. These disparate groups of people are trying to hack together a nation from scratch yet all you'll mostly find here is hate and derision for these dreamers. My theory is there&
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Please don't cyberbully best Steve.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
He's not CEO, I don't see what it will change other than kneejerk reactions and news-bot trading.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Is anyone here doing that? They are simply saying the whole argument has gotten toxic and pointing out that the rhetoric is fuelling hate crimes. No one is against investigating the origins, quite the opposite really. > For instance, a n
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Reading the wikipedia entry it sounded borderline illegal and cruel, then watching a bit on youtube and it feels completely staged to the point of being mainly about paid product placements with some jokes thrown in. Get the vibe this stuff
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> Too many seem to be OK with others' rights being taken away, as long as they disagree with those who are losing their rights It's human tribalism in a nutshell. They'll argue until they are blue in the face for their tea
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Countries have different rules, the world is a diverse place. I know that's hard for some to accept but it's how it is. Is having a button to report crime on your website some horrible end-of-the-world moment? Facebook, Twitter, Y
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
It's basically the report button on github. This 1 hour old account clearly has an axe to grind. The criticisms aren't even decent.
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Think the people putting their names to this peer review should be noted: EDITED BY Christophe Darnault Clemson University, United States REVIEWED BY Roberta Fulthorpe University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
> I feel like they are quite drastic initiatives To me the greatest thing about Switzerland's direct democracy is that society gets the opportunity to make mistakes and learn from them with a very quick turnaround. If it really is a
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by BelenusMordred 5y ago
Can we all chip in for a fund so the countries that have no qualms about the inevitable tragedy of the commons situation can test their anti-sat missiles elsewhere? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Indian_anti-satelli

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