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by PostOnce 5y ago
One of my favorites: https://webonastick.com/fonts/routed-gothic/
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by PostOnce 5y ago
nobody thinks Einstein was beneath us because he didn't have an iPhone if something "shouldn't exist" in a time period it has nothing to do with judging those people as inferiors, its simply the timeline of the developme
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by PostOnce 5y ago
The Blade Runner one is missing the buildings, robocop has no mouth, BJ is missing part of the right side of his head.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
I think it's not a function of quality, but of time and volume; if you hear something enough, you might–if only fleetingly–find yourself asking "what if they're right?", because it's not like it's just one craz
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by PostOnce 5y ago
That's plausible, but it's not the whole picture. It may only partially explain some of the problem. We have, in the wealthy west, millions of vaccine-hesistant and vaccine-denialist people. I'm not just talking about poor or
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Running a bankrupt ltd means a lot of serious consequences in a lot of countries... like not being allowed to run another one for a long time.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
> Human beings cannot do anything like this. Well, I've flown that far in a day, carrying a couple of suitcases, but it took that bird a week and a half with no luggage.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
I don't think most people do; you've lived through the pandemic, you've seen how people are. They don't know anything at all. (for some large group of "They")
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Wow, sorry to hear that. Obviously, when it comes to technical information, something is better than nothing. It's good to know if something's missing so you can go find it, but of course anyone would rather have half a nonfiction
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by PostOnce 5y ago
in addition and much more importantly: if no one points out flaws, flaws can not and will not be fixed.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Please god not another "smart" gadget, just use a bent piece of metal: https://media.istockphoto.com/photos/book-drop-picture-id979... But neither of our ideas will work, because the boxes are too big some of
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Generally, actual industry would use the pi compute module instead of the pi itself, and you plug the compute module into a carrier board with better power, storage, and IO options (i.e., rs485, 24V DC, eMMC instead of SD, etc) One of a mil
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Kongsberg's got ya covered for that too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protector_(RWS) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CROWS They might even still make parts for their old explosive harpoons in
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Sometimes, you need some one to make a decision, and not have a really life-or-death, time-sensitive decision in the hands of a vacillating committee that fails to act until it is too late.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
We've revoked your salad and it's now $0.63/minute to add it back to your plate, cancel any time.
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by PostOnce 5y ago
One of several tradeoffs is that M1-based stuff has a RAM ceiling, which until a few days ago was 16GB, now it's 64GB. If you need more than that, then you can't use M1. Does the performance gap close if Intel starts selling simil
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by PostOnce 5y ago
He risked death to protest the oppression of Chinese people by the Communist government, brutal oppression the Communist government has spent decades trying to cover up. The brutal actions at Tiananmen Square and the surrounding areas--and
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by PostOnce 5y ago
50 years ago, you'd have told us to avoid developing weather satellites because we already have proven cheap anemometers. Obviously, that would have been a poor idea in hindsight, nevermind the tangential benefits of other space tech (
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by PostOnce 5y ago
ITER isn't a commercial project. It's a multinational research project. You're basically saying "research is corruption because it isn't guaranteed to produce a result", well, if it was, it wouldn't be r
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Dave Chappelle isn't calling for violence, though, not in any way, nor hinting at such, nor alluding to it, nor expressing any kind of support for it. I watched it the other day. Suggesting the stand-up comedy of Dave Chappelle is some
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by PostOnce 5y ago
They tell me my heavy metal albums and Doom II floppies are responsible for my serial killing
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by PostOnce 5y ago
Which banks provide a device?
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by PostOnce 5y ago
I just found out yesterday (thanks, tcrf.net!) that one of the developers on Banjo-Kazooie put some new info on Stop'n'Swop up on twitter this year . Eternal mystery resolved. tl;dr: turn n64 off, RAM retains data for 10s, load
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by PostOnce 5y ago
It's mildly hilarious to me that the phallus depicted herein is non-human, absolutely no one has mentioned it, and we're all just discussing the engineering. The Alabama legislature must be having a fit. I bought a 3D printer for
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by PostOnce 5y ago
WSL also stands for Wolf in Sheep's Livery. I think it says something that this Wikipedia article has an entire long list of examples specifically about Microsoft: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and
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by PostOnce 5y ago
It's normally about 2 weeks for me, USPS from east coast USA to NZ
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by PostOnce 5y ago
"Study aimed at collecting DNA from 10,000 people with autism and their families has drawn criticism for failing to consult the autism community." ...it sounds like they consulted / planned to consult at least 10,000 members
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by PostOnce 5y ago
"More Doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette." https://www.history.com/.image/t_share/MTU4NDI2ODU5NTc3NTUwM...
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by PostOnce 5y ago
I'm perfectly happy with Firefox, both desktop and mobile. It works very well and I never have problems with it. It blocks ads on mobile and chrome doesn't. As far as I have seen, it's fast. I don't notice a difference o
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by PostOnce 5y ago
You've got an accidental double link to the same air condenser article -- here's fog collection for the lazy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fog_collection

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