More-nitors

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by More-nitors 4y ago
ditto this. why even send subs when you can just subpoena local ISPs? the subs can't be remotely related to US citizens
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by More-nitors 5y ago
hm maybe we need "important levels"? !important-10 > !important-9 > ... we need more important stuff!
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by More-nitors 5y ago
if weight is the factor... what about optical fiber?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
maybe this is like 20nm vs 10nm vs 5nm?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
care to explain more?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> this ownership structure was setup as a grift for juicing citizens ...which is poorly done (minus profit)
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by More-nitors 5y ago
so the guy never rode line9 and is writing this article... hmm-teresting... And the article mentions "it's not economically feasible to add more cabinets due to the extra construction work required..." ...but the line9 statio
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> the financials which seem favorable to the corporation. well line9's profit is minus... (except for 2014 due to some accounting stuff...)
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by More-nitors 5y ago
well the author complains "the employees per every kilometer of rail" is low... But the author doesn't actually mention '신분당선 (new-bundang line)', which doesn't even have train drivers (automated)... And the ma
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by More-nitors 5y ago
hm I guess you're trying to make this into cat vs dog owners... but it's about: * properly keeping your pet from harm / harming others * > And since when is one species doing something that benefits another unnatural? well
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> Animals having predators is not exactly unnatural, to put it carefully. uh... but if those predators are bred by humans, it's unnatural
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by More-nitors 5y ago
if it's possible to put a plastic dome, can we just make the dome such that the snow won't build up? (which will probably make self-heating unnecessary... or are there temperature requirements?)
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by More-nitors 5y ago
hm I guess he's already a PUBLIC figure anyway... now he's officially public-public!
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> when they routed American calls through the mainland what about zoom-calls in other countries?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> nobody was ever fired for hm that means 2 things there...
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by More-nitors 5y ago
missiles and artillery can't remote-boom-boom if you can't know where they are
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by More-nitors 5y ago
but not all cases are generated.. for example, if I have an external api response that I'd like to validate, beartype fails to do so.
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by More-nitors 5y ago
maybe someone should make a linter for this...
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by More-nitors 5y ago
well wasn't the dream about "no-fee transactions"? "no one can control" means: 1. you can't get bail-outs from phishing/fraud/mistakes (there are card companies/banks that actually provide this s
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by More-nitors 5y ago
worse, it's actually much more difficult to test states in hooks... it's a variable inside a function -- how am I supposed to test its state from outside (ie. test runner), without resorting to ugly hacks?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
yes Cult of V8 is no more...
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by More-nitors 5y ago
yay more-nitors!
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by More-nitors 5y ago
when will they open up the laptop specs/pricing?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
sorry but I don't follow... how does bitcoin solve "making the rich richer", when it is in fact "making the rich super-richer" with its soaring price? (along with its "throw off the poor one-shot chancers with
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by More-nitors 5y ago
hm can this be applied to AES?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
> with private media in this country having a financial motivation to knowingly lie is pretty reprehensible. That can be balanced-out with other media outlets voicing other side. And... not attacking China's great political unificat
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by More-nitors 5y ago
maybe we should wait for NUNA or ONNI ?
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by More-nitors 5y ago
wait for me!