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Hikikomori
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15d ago
Their coal burning isn't going up though.
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15d ago
Feeling called out huh
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15d ago
Yet coal burning isn't going up in China. They also built more solar in 2025 than the US has in total. Also currently building 35+ reactors.
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15d ago
Continuing the joke on Antons titles, lighten up.
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15d ago
Dave does a lot debunk videos but this is just a clickbait title as it's an interview with Anton.
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16d ago
Was also a fan of Anton but professor Dave recently made a video about him. https://youtu.be/dst-C0IDQRU
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17d ago
Pretty funny when I was the one that brought up 53.
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17d ago
Common tools for any network engineer
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18d ago
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0533/7369/8218/articles/16...
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18d ago
Didn't know it was HN comedy week.
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19d ago
Your comment chain is rather laughable, full of falsities and showing an immense ignorance if history. It's like you're mainlining fox news or Zionism.
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19d ago
Or kids are bad at setting up ad campaigns.
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20d ago
Reinstalled win98 so many times.
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20d ago
Yeah its great when you find quality things but you don't always know, price isn't a great indicator of quality. There is also the buyitforlife subreddit, would like something like it but more structured. I think this reflects how
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20d ago
Could easily push an update that disables the update process. Or even brick the bios on all PCs.
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21d ago
Yeah lets take a step back to 1953 when the British overthrew their government for wanting more profits from their oil. This lead directly to the revolution in 79, in the meantime the western "aligned" leader had suppressed all op
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21d ago
>The Boeing wag given to the US government. Not to Trump personally. It's stated explicitly in the wikipedia link you provided. >The aircraft is slated to be transferred to Trump's presidential library foundation shortly bef
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22d ago
Garry also goes to Thiels silicon valley church.
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22d ago
Bit late to build it now, we needed it 30 years ago. Now it's gonna take 10+ years and be 3x the budget. Even running the old plants we had couldn't turn a profit.
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22d ago
So you have no idea how different property taxes are in European countries compared to the US? At least your argument makes sense now that we know you're arguing from complete ignorance.
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22d ago
In Sweden if you register a car and have no insurance you're automatically on the governments but it's 3x more expensive than normal.
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22d ago
Would be easy to capture wifi traffic if it did though.
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22d ago
You're making a lot of assumptions that would be easy to find out if true.
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23d ago
What surplus? They basically only pay property taxes and for services they buy like electricity, like any other company does. But taxes for services they produce go to Ireland. A local industry would have loads of employees and also pay muc
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23d ago
In general they just use a shitload of energy so prices go up for everyone and produce very little jobs. The worst part is that they don't generate any taxes for locals or Finland in general from services produced by datacenters there,
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24d ago
My old enemy.
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25d ago
We manage it in Europe.
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26d ago
We migrated to office 365 around 2013 from notes, horrible to use compared to notes. The project was supposed to pay for itself with loweered license fees for notes users, then it turned out we had 2-3k apps in notes without any migration p
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26d ago
Not as common anymore, but the guy I responded to mentioned 30 year history.
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27d ago
Wouldn't most udp reflection attacks be bigger than your pipe?
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