Modified3019

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by Modified3019 7mo ago
That’s exactly how I try to use the phrase, usually when pushing back against falsified ideas I likely accepted to some degree myself and later looked into. Like the whole thing with alpha/beta male wolf mythology vs real observation i
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by Modified3019 7mo ago
If you really need things others are no longer willing to maintain, then it’s time to learn how to help yourself. The Nix or Guix package managers are likely your easiest bet. See https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Lazarus https
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by Modified3019 8mo ago
When it comes to capability, the phrase “it’s the worst it’s ever going to be” comes to mind.
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by Modified3019 8mo ago
Sure, and sand is a lubricant in the right scenario. This of course completely misses the point. Anyone who actually use wd40 will eventually notice it not only has poor ability to stick around under load, but also likes to oxidize, forming
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by Modified3019 8mo ago
The kind of people who find it exciting to publicly label/judge others, are exactly the kind of people I am not interesting in making myself vulnerable to.
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
What took me by surprise (but really shouldn’t have) with my set of UV A, B, and C flashlights, is how much of the light can get reflected. Pointing at a rock and seeing a spot on my shirt light up was educational.
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
The linked study (the summary is both more concise and informative): https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adz3281
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
>Now I just dump text in and rely on search to find what I need This is basically what I ended up with as well. They key for me to make it work easier than anything else, is before I leave the note, pausing a moment to ask myself “if I w
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
Dramatic clickbait titles should expect to get responses that match.
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
Copy of tweet: >@KingGeorge >Seems like R6 is completely fucked. It’s unreal how bad. >Hackers have done the following. >1. Banned + unbanned thousands of people. >2. Taken over the ban feed can put anything. >3. Gave ever
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by Modified3019 9mo ago
Copy of post: >@vxunderground >Clarification post, previous post about Ubisoft lead to some confusion. That's my fault. I'll be more verbose. I was trying to compress the information into 1 singular post without it exceeding
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by Modified3019 10mo ago
I’m of the opinion that would be mullvad. RTings recently updated their reviews and seems to agree: https://www.rtings.com/vpn/reviews/best/privacy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-i_BB2uFYYA
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by Modified3019 10mo ago
I appreciate the de-marketing. The phrase “it takes a pound of truth to clean an ounce of bullshit” comes to mind.
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by Modified3019 10mo ago
> we've unbyed and withed the title above Took me a few reads to realize this wasn’t some sort of Irish slang
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by Modified3019 10mo ago
The Geologyhub channel has various updates and information on the Hayli Gubbi volcano (and others across the world) for those curious: https://www.youtube.com/@GeologyHub/videos
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by Modified3019 10mo ago
>is the mouse who ate the cheese and died. I don’t follow what this means
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
I built 4 systems between Jan-May for myself and family, very fortuitous timing, because no way would I be doing it now.
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
Calling it lymphatic impairment would be more straightforward.
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
I’m not quite following the previous conversation here, but your comment brings to mind that one theory of a possible “function” of depression, is as a “sickness behavior” to help isolate a sick animal from others to protect the group. A sh
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
This is a good thing to know, but should also be noted that the same thing can happen with simply naturally recovering from a depressive episode. The phenomenon should not be considered a reason to not medicate (which I don’t think you are
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
A reinforcing fiber to mix with concrete is one. One use that fascinates me is with foamed concrete (literally mixing concrete with a foaming agent) can be used to create cheap lightweight, insulating blocks, slabs or pours. While it should
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
To add to this, while I haven’t used it yet myself (busy with too many other projects), this gist has the clearest and most up to date instructions on setting up QEMU with virglrenderer that I’ve found so far, with discussion on current iss
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
Depending on what your needs are, have a look at Incus-OS. While recently released and with lot of stuff “still in progress”, it’s something to keep an eye on. Even comes with ZFS: https://linuxcontainers.org/incus-os/
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
With that I agree. I find watching at 1.25-2x speed tends to smooth over a lot of speaking styles and ticks I’d otherwise find insufferable while helping save time.
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
It’s a long watch/listen, but this is a good overview of what’s gone wrong, and why it’s basically unfixable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qL0IWvliqc Resources have been literally drained to nothing, the population
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
I can’t say for sure, but I regard all statements on maximum supported capacity to mean “that’s the biggest drive we had to test so far”, rather than being an actual technical limitation One thing I forgot warn about, while this applies to
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
Dockcase makes enclosures with a capacitor that hold ~5 or 10 seconds of charge, and on power loss sends whatever the “get ready for shut down NOW” signal is to the contained drives. This obviously doesn’t help with unsynced data that the O
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
It’s wild to me that for tens of millions of years, wood didn’t rot. It just sat there, piling up and occasionally burning. Curiously near Chernobyl, decomposition microbes are suppressed, so things can hang around longer: https:/&#x
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
Yeah it really is. A fantastic overview of where the project is, where is could go, and some humanity.
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by Modified3019 11mo ago
I encountered the same effect too, and just posted a warning about it. Unfortunately the effect is hard to come across in a search, unless you are specifically searching for it.

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