Klinky

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by Klinky 6y ago
The equity gives them a very strong position to make many many millions more. Yeah it's more complicated to cash out, but it's a huge opportunity not granted to the labor.
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by Klinky 6y ago
Diesel is pretty bad, but a modern gas engine after warming up with leaner fuel mix and catalytic converter heated up has pretty tame emissions.
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by Klinky 6y ago
I would sometimes listen to New Dimensions radio very early in the morning on NPR on my way to work. It's a show about new age spiritually concepts, typically with interviews of new agey book authors. I eventually had to turn it off, a
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by Klinky 6y ago
It might work if we did tax the super rich more, but we don't, we often tax them less through capital gains. Taxless corporations would become vehicles for tax avoidance/evasion. The stock market is not "the economy", &q
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by Klinky 6y ago
You might check out Vivaldi, created by one of the founders of Opera Software. Has a ton of UI customization options built-in. https://vivaldi.com/
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by Klinky 6y ago
I would call this the first "fully-functional" or "multi-mission" aircraft. Vega was a balloon with no controls. Curiosity descent stage was a spacecraft that performed landing maneuvers. Both of these crashed into the s
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by Klinky 6y ago
At the time of the decision was made(4.5~ years ago) it probably was $0. Now it's worth the cost to migrate because the value of keeping that data has been proven worthwhile by the cheapest initial solution.
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by Klinky 6y ago
So long as you're not knocking your noggin around. Any contact sport involving blows to the head (even padded blows) is probably more detrimental than any benefit gained.
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by Klinky 6y ago
Amazon Warehouse Deals are discounted customer returns.
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by Klinky 6y ago
You're moving goal posts. I would say if they had to ask for a different SoC to be put in a smaller chassis, that is custom work, and has risk. Supposedly they are a subsidiary of AGold Communication Co. Ltd. which claims to have manuf
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by Klinky 6y ago
I don't think this is the case. It has a decent P60 SoC w/ 6GB of RAM and Android 10 support. None of the mini phones I could find on Alibaba were anywhere close in spec. Even the term you highlighted was for 3.5" screen, not
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by Klinky 6y ago
The CPU lifespan should not be depleted by using the built-in GPU or running 100% for extended periods.
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by Klinky 6y ago
There are conveniences associated with the banking system, such as someone compromising your account, there is a large chance you'll get your money back. Unless you're friends of the crypto devs to force a fork, then you're l
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by Klinky 6y ago
It's as simple as it sounds. Relying on a third-party means you're relying on a third-party. If you're relying on a completely hosted webwallet, then you really don't know that they don't have access to your funds.
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by Klinky 6y ago
Using any third-party removes the benefit of not using a third-party. Also I'd test your speed report, but ultimately I don't want waste 300GB or 85GB of my monthly download cap on that experiment. In the past download was slow an
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by Klinky 6y ago
> The things that actually kill people should get more attention, yes. Meltdowns don't have the potential to kill? How did you know Fukushima was "no big deal" while it was happening? You didn't. No one knew. It also
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by Klinky 6y ago
Do you have some articles on this? I read one article[1] which indicated 22nm with a cheap EUV lamp, but that's not cutting edge. 1. https://www.ww01.net/en/archives/62932
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by Klinky 6y ago
MediaTek is fabless and relies on TSMC. I am sure MediaTek could be pressured as well. Also going from in-house designed SoC/Modem to third-party is still detrimental.
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by Klinky 6y ago
Again, your dismal of the seriousness of a nuclear meltdown is not helping your argument. >So where is the real disaster? It was Fukushima, which resulted in more loss of trust for nuclear energy. It seems you're more angry at the m
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by Klinky 6y ago
Bitcoin is around 270GB. Monero is around 64GB. These aren't trivial downloads, and then you'll need to leave the wallet running to stay in sync or you'll have lengthy waits while it catches up the next time you run. Most peo
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by Klinky 6y ago
It is a site where nuclear waste has been heavily mishandled. It is an example of how not to handle nuclear waste, and why handling it effectively is difficult and can be very costly. The source of the waste does not matter all that much. I
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by Klinky 6y ago
Hanford is just $6 - $10 billion per year, with cost estimates up to $667 billion total over its "lifespan", but we know some of the nuclear waste will be with us for thousands of years, so this number will only get bigger. There
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by Klinky 6y ago
It's not that easy to setup your own wallet. Most require you to download the entire blockchain if you want to be completely independent of a third-party.
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by Klinky 6y ago
How does this solve nuclear waste storage? It has nothing to do with the challenges of storing nuclear waste.
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>How many people have died because of that lax safety attitude? Just because someone doesn't kill someone driving recklessly does not excuse their behavior, nor does it mean they won't kill someone next time. The rest of your p
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by Klinky 6y ago
I was already aware. How does pointing this out solve nuclear waste storage issues?
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No it's not dishonest. Where are the storage facilities? Is Hanford a disaster or not? Were there fundamental quality and safety issues in the 70s(and before) around nuclear facilities? Pointing out that other stuff is "just as ba
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by Klinky 6y ago
This would be great if CO2 was the only waste product of a nuclear plant, but it's not. You not only needed to keep building plants, but also designate proper waste storage sites, which are still up in the air to this day, and some sit
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by Klinky 6y ago
Not really that inefficient, like a 3 - 5% difference between Gold & Titanium[1]. Additionally the Corsair RM1000x actually breaks into 80+ Platinum territory in testing[2]. Also I am skeptical of a 1KW Titanium rated PSU for under $300
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by Klinky 6y ago
Lehman Brothers didn't ruin the country? At least there were competitors that could take up the slack, oh wait they all made the same mistakes and basically ruined the entire world . A CEO can outsource labor and materials procurement

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