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751.
by RGamma 3y ago
There's 10^x more of where that's coming from... Welcome to The Matrix
752.
by RGamma 3y ago
*continues
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by RGamma 3y ago
Enjoy it while it lasts because the more that do this, the faster this will lead to similar crunch the US is experiencing (workers having to justify their existence to the owners of an ever more efficient economy). Our trade is in accelerat
754.
by RGamma 3y ago
(Good quality) BD-R is a decent archival medium too
755.
by RGamma 3y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/torment-nexus
756.
by RGamma 3y ago
No loss, ski resorts are pure decadence.
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MetaGer – Metasearch Engine(metager.org)
5 points by RGamma 3y ago|0 comments
758.
by RGamma 3y ago
Yeah, the Starkvind seems a better long term choice wrt energy consumption (and perhaps filter availability, but definitely filter price (performance?)). Thanks for the input and enjoy the new year.
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by RGamma 3y ago
Already ordered a Levoit Vital 200S Pro. Levoit EverestAir unfortunately is unavailable here. IQAir Atem X and Allermed devices, that I've read good things about, are too expensive right now (and too large as well, considering the ~20m
760.
by RGamma 3y ago
Looks good. Though it would be massive PITA to fit that with my device :( I'll look around a bit but I'll probably get a standalone indoor one.
761.
by RGamma 3y ago
Yeah, it's far from optimal, sadly. The best I found for my device were (allegedly) ePM1 70%. We get quite a lot of smoke exposure from badly behaved fireplaces/unsuitable (palette) wood right now and it reeks. Got any suggestions
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by RGamma 3y ago
It is also a plot element in State of Mind (point-and-click adventure by Daedalic)
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by RGamma 3y ago
I highly recommend installing a decentralized ventilation system with enthalpy exchanger in often used rooms like the sleeping room. It's super efficient and improves air quality a lot when your building is highly insulated. The enthal
764.
by RGamma 3y ago
GPT6 please save us.
765.
by RGamma 3y ago
The mental gymnastics one has to do to even ask such a question is astonishing. We are reducing this planet's capacity to support any wildlife at rapid speed. Modern people can afford to be blind to this, because it's not their
766.
by RGamma 3y ago
Not just students... And with A(G)I the stage for Idiocracy shall finally be set in its entirety.
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by RGamma 3y ago
From my memory around that time (2014-2016), smartphones went big and became easy to use such that the dumber half of the population now also had access, platformication intensified, and the human scale social norms that held most of the we
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Overshoot and Collapse(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by RGamma 3y ago|0 comments
769.
by RGamma 3y ago
I may get flamed for this here, but seeing what has become of Microsoft over the past 2 decades somehow makes me cautiously optimistic, that mega corps can actually be sane.
770.
by RGamma 3y ago
Your genetic influence will probably dilute over the generations and in response to environmental and cultural factors. Also, with randomness at play it may not make much of a difference after all. Properly assessing this empirically seems
771.
by RGamma 3y ago
The article contains a reference to DishBrain[1] where they apparently use mouse neurons that interface with silicon. This is so utterly deranged :( [1] https://corticallabs.com/
772.
by RGamma 3y ago
Monkeh brain trying to outsmart Digital God.
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by RGamma 3y ago
Someone wants to join SBF in prison.
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by RGamma 3y ago
Some countries have emergency apps that are call-equivalent (e.g. Nora for Germany, but not sure if it's usable outside German IP space). One could also ask local emergency service providers if they could help, and apparently there&#x2
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by RGamma 3y ago
I'm actually "afraid" we could largely get away with tearing down the house. In the process of compensating catastrophic (regional) failure of basic life systems, we might double down on exploitation, e.g. falling back on fos
776.
by RGamma 3y ago
There must be a million billion services for NFL news already. I find it amusing how (mainly nontechnical) society changes its communication platforms like their underwear. Current Thing gets boring, Next Thing comes, jump on supposed hype
777.
by RGamma 3y ago
There's also HN apps FWIW, never tried one though.
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by RGamma 3y ago
OsmAnd lets you download offline maps. Not sure atm if it can overlay realtime traffic data on top though.
779.
by RGamma 3y ago
"You have taken a heroic dose of MDMA."
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by RGamma 3y ago
Certainly, once the apex predator has wiped out its food web, it too will be included in that number. For universal justice, let's hope technology won't save its ass.

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