Guthur

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by Guthur 6y ago
I'd strongly second resistance training, it doesn't really take that much time either. A simple program like Starting Strength will have you train for not much more than 60 minutes three days a week and you'll make significan
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by Guthur 6y ago
Nope, they are still significantly behind the cutting edge in terms of performance. Get back when they are leading.
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by Guthur 6y ago
China will do it for you. Lets see how that goes, fair? Why anyone thinks a state monopoly is some how better is beyond my reasoning.
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by Guthur 6y ago
Sure if you want to, it would at least be more correct than implying there is a monopoly, which is categorically false. Though i'm not sure how many cutting edge semi conductor fab players we should actually expect, the investment requ
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by Guthur 6y ago
Cities skylines has a real good traffic simulation, some of mods make traffic control really sophisticated. Check out biffa plays YouTube channel for some great traffic optimisation.
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by Guthur 6y ago
I'm sure this is reasonably good but I just can't help but think we've been here before with MS Access and then XAML .Net. Maybe this time it'll stick.
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by Guthur 6y ago
An invasion of mainland Europe was tough. Not only logistically but also geopolitical, as hard is might be to believe there could be a large push back from an unilateral British invasion of Europe. Also the UK had great access to men and re
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by Guthur 6y ago
Where i grew up the closest I'd come to an Asian community was the family run Chinese take away in my home town. Consequently I've completely missed bubble tea, and now I'm of the age where I couldn't really stomach that
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by Guthur 6y ago
And you all think career politicians like Biden or whoever give two fly fucks for you or me, or are they going to be listening to the billion dollar donors that got them elected. These individuals are so far detached from the people that to
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by Guthur 6y ago
My only concern is that what happens with a mass adoption of both EV and intermittent power sources such as solar and wind. Solar will obviously not be there in the evening when everyone is plugging in their cars after the evening commute h
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by Guthur 6y ago
Yes they are worse, they're practically untouchable. The delusion is that we've all convinced ourselves that some 4-5 yearly cycle popular voting system actually gives us any control whatsoever. Big companies manipulate the power
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by Guthur 6y ago
I'm in agreement, that's why small government at all costs :)
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by Guthur 6y ago
Which allies are you referring to? those that made up the dominion of the empire such as Canada and Australia? then yes. But they can only really supply some troops and resources. The UK needed France and they were not nearly as cooperative
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by Guthur 6y ago
UK was unlikely to take on Germany alone, it couldn't mount a unilateral invasion of Germany imo. Therefore the UK needed to coordinate with a foreign power (France) both strategically and operationally. There are some examples in the
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by Guthur 6y ago
Yes, I was being a little unfair to the author. Though I'm actually not convince there is any prevaling narrative that the goal of appeasement was rearmament, most narratives are that it was born from a policy of pacifism with a desire
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by Guthur 6y ago
This takes a too limited a view of the situation. These decisions were likely made on far more more factors than one of purely material. Geopolitically Germany had the the advantage of singular national focus, it had no allies to coordinate
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by Guthur 6y ago
And more importantly why have we ever allowed it to get so far. "oh, he hurt my feelings, stop him" It's fucking moronic for us to have demonised speech like this, we should have held on to the old "sticks and stones&quo
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by Guthur 6y ago
The point should be deeper than that, the character, methods and legacy of the Cardinal Richelieu are the important aspects. The man cement centralised power within France by through a multitude of authoritarian methods. And so in my opinio
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by Guthur 6y ago
I wonder how much this is born from what at outwardly appear very transient. Our interfaces with computing have changed so radically and many things are legitmately obselete for the majority of us; no one is likely to reach for a punch card
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by Guthur 6y ago
I think we're all reading way too much into this. A couple of weeks ago I stumbled across some youtube or whatever that made me aware that Michael Burry was long in GameStop and I thought that was quite interesting. I don't normal
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by Guthur 6y ago
Sure it is if it's a legal transaction, I'm really not sure why it's so difficult to understand. The problem here is that many of you are projecting your own brand of morals on these deals, and many people may not share that
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by Guthur 6y ago
Not at all. The OP was maintaining because the brand changed hands that it was somehow a scam, that feels quite disingenuous.
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by Guthur 6y ago
Yes, though I'm pretty sure the same rationale was used for the 4000 series APUs as well. I have a feeling that the particular market these chips are aimed at that improving the iGPU by even something like 50% is not that meaningful, i
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by Guthur 6y ago
Purchasing a brand is hardly a scam. You might not like who bought it but it's quite common to buy brands. To be honest I have no idea who Newsweek were or are and if they stopped being the original group 7-8 years ago it hardly seems
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by Guthur 6y ago
I know there must be some reason but I can't put my finger on why AMD are continuing to use Vega for their Mobile/APU range. Vega seems decent within the power range but I would have assumed Navi was more than mature enough for it
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by Guthur 6y ago
The last 12 months have been quite pleasant :) Plenty of rain and we only just had our first real heat wave, which was unpleasant but nothing insane. The centre of Australia is positively hot, always has been. When i was refering to sustain
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by Guthur 6y ago
Crossbows require a permit as well :) Can't have the population undermining that monoploy on force ;) But I get your point. Like I said I hadn't given it much thought, though if one could get a sustainably large commune group with
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by Guthur 6y ago
Yeah, the brief thinking I've ever done about the collapse in these scenarios is to potentially band together with some like minded friends and try to setup some subsistence group with hunting, light farming and security. Firearms are
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by Guthur 6y ago
Those are for anti competitive behaviour, it's actually not the same thing. One may led to the other but that's not equivalency. If you want to say Google and other companies may engage in anti competitive behaviour, sure. It&#x27
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by Guthur 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK7l55ZOVIc But no one likes the alternative, which is to say there is no more alcohol, because it's just another human being saying you can't have more of this that you crave.

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