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by VMG 6y ago
Sorry, but that link does not explain it. How does one resolve the conflict between a farmer that requires water to grow their food and a village where people want to do their laundry more often? > which, as anyone that has seen private
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by VMG 6y ago
I am talking about individuals. Denying access to water is what ensures that a person who needs it can keep it.
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by VMG 6y ago
Refusing to deny access to water will guarantee shortages, since water is a scarce resource.
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by VMG 6y ago
What do people mean by this? How much water is a human entitled to? Who has to provide it to that person? If somebody has no water, who is violating their rights?
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by VMG 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_conflict
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by VMG 6y ago
I think you meant to say "may not halt"
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by VMG 6y ago
I don't need an observatory to see the IP lawyers descending like a meteor right now
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by VMG 6y ago
I hoped this would be about converting a meteorite crater into a mirror
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by VMG 6y ago
there is no dark side of the moon (except for a pretty cool album)
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by VMG 6y ago
browsed the repo 30s and found this commit https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/accountsservice/accountsservi... Never delete the root filesystem when removing users Many, many user accounts use / as their hom
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by VMG 6y ago
MMT proponents will have a list of reasons why this will not happen with the USD (because it is a reserve currency etc) The arguments are unconvincing because the USD could lose that status.
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by VMG 6y ago
is it like this? http://www.ericbrasseur.org/gamma.html?i=1
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by VMG 6y ago
Rickets is one of the things that can happen if you don't have enough Vitamin D. Other less obvious things can happen as well.
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by VMG 6y ago
Of course you are only processing the photos that survived. Preserved artifacts are not an argument that storage technology was better back then. It is just selection bias.
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by VMG 6y ago
"discredited" means stripped of his credentials?
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by VMG 6y ago
for the curious https://www.sigarch.org/posit-a-potential-replacement-for-ie...
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by VMG 6y ago
What is the advantage when Telegram has less money and more data?
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by VMG 6y ago
competing Starlinks is the solution
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by VMG 6y ago
imagine if we had invested more into nuclear power and 1/10th electricity prices
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by VMG 6y ago
maybe it IS good enough
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by VMG 6y ago
That is flawed reasoning. Every intelligent organism in the world needs blood, and machines do not. Modern airplanes don't flap their wings either.
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Multiple Tor security issues disclosed, more to come(zdnet.com)
3 points by VMG 6y ago|1 comments
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by VMG 6y ago
yes
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by VMG 6y ago
> ITER began in 1985 as a Reagan–Gorbachev[18][19] initiative[19][20] with the equal participation of the Soviet Union, the European Atomic Energy Community, the United States, and Japan through the 1988–1998 initial design phases. Prepa
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by VMG 6y ago
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by VMG 6y ago
there actually is a meta-tag with utf8 so my explanation doesn't seem to hold
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by VMG 6y ago
is it the http header? content-type: text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1 I suspect the developer used utf8 on his system but has no control over the response headers
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by VMG 6y ago
There is a small group of actors that benefits from these projects. The bribery part is hard to prove, I give you that, but it is very likely.
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by VMG 6y ago
not with the hacker but with the cryptocurrency community
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by VMG 6y ago
After some more tweaking it looks like the most-significant bits come first

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