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by XorNot 7mo ago
> RNA is not capable of self replication. RNA by virtue of its biochemistry is only capable to be used as a template for replication RNA molecules which can synthesize others have been produced in a lab.[1,2] Your claim is not only total
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Generally speaking small molecules aren't damaged by concussive shock.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
SSH has ProxyCommand which accepts the %h template. Provided your users will configure something a little - or you provide a wrapping command - you can setup the tunneling for them.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
The solution to this is TLS SNI redirecting. You can front a TLS server on port 443 and then redirect without decrypting the connection based on the SNI name to your final destination host.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
In my experience the 60+ demographic have had far more damage done.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
I mean Zuckerberg renamed his company Meta, then forced everyone back into the office. So I'd say outlook not so good.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
It's not an unreasonable statement though that for the concept to work it has to "jellybean" though: many manufacturers, many variations, same basic product, ubiquitous availability. Where it sits as a "premium" goo
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by XorNot 7mo ago
I really like a good burger, but am somewhat sympathetic to the arguments put forwards about the meat industry and it's impacts. What's to not understand?
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by XorNot 7mo ago
You're talking about it. Right now along with a solid dozen other people as the only comments on this thread. People barely understand what the company does, but boy do they want to tell you all about the name. It's marketing gold
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by XorNot 7mo ago
The loudest people about this have no idea what they're talking about essentially. It's not sufficient but the first thing you can filter by is anyone who comments on the name first (literally one of the most effective marketing s
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Talk back is how you make sure what you asked for is what happens. An affirmative beep but the light does not turn on means you have to guess what did.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Yes but that's marginal because support is entirely contingent on whether the legislative branch members believe that support won't get them voted out. The US executive is very different because it's an independent election:
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Which isn't practical for multiplayer action games, so we end up here.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
And this is a bait and switch: you were talking about the propensity of countries or people to go to war, now you are talking about the scale of destruction. Cities were routinely razed and famines and disease killed scores of people in h
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by XorNot 7mo ago
The history of warfare, hell the literal current warfare happening in Ukraine makes this entire argument unbelievably specious. There were more wars before any type of mechanisation of warfare, with the only slow down really happening after
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Ah yes and the alternative of just engaging in magical thinking is working out so well. That quote is solely used to add thin validation to simply rejecting critical consideration of every evidence.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Countries tend to sign munition restrictions when they don't use those munitions or are in a position where they wouldn't be useful. The map of countries which sign the convention against landmines is extremely obvious in that con
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by XorNot 7mo ago
...there was civilization long before satellites. The relative impact of Kessler syndrome is honestly overblown: we're simply not that dependent on satellites for day to day activities. It would be an economic disaster, but those aren&
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by XorNot 7mo ago
I mean technically that is a system level feature...and there's nothing really wrong with an application adjusting it's own volume as defined by a system level volume setting for that app .
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by XorNot 7mo ago
It is impressive how much damage that phase has actually done to human progress over the last two centuries.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
One time when I was in Hawaii I could swear there was a club playing dance music quite loudly somewhere a few blocks over: there was that muffled quality to it where I kept trying to pick out the song from inside my Airbnb. Walking outside
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by XorNot 7mo ago
It's how he hides losses though. People who aren't Musk can demand answers to questions he'd like to ignore. As it is within the Musk empire, xAI is used to hold up X, Tesla is holding up xAI. And all of that debt is being sl
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by XorNot 7mo ago
I mean a realistic take is to simply not use source images containing people at all. AIs have been able to invent fictional people longer then they've been able to modify existing images.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
The problem is systems like that have a failure rate. Self deactivating land mines exist - and sometimes fail to do this (3/100 was the rate I heard a few years ago). Same problem with cluster munitions: it's not how they work. It
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by XorNot 7mo ago
If they're an electoral majority then you already have a problem. But the point is they're less likely to get there if they're part of the power structure. A presumed but frequently not mentioned component of democracy is the
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Helium deposits don't exist is the thing, the same structures in the Earth which trap methane gas also trap helium gas and some of them trap enough to make recovery economically viable.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
In what way have porn sites targeted children? They have no disposable income to target and the product is literally self age gated in appeal.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
I just started using hashes for names. The deployment tooling knows the "real" name. The actual deployment hash registers a salt+hash of that name to produce a pseudo-random string name.
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by XorNot 7mo ago
Everytime I've had to do any any webdev, I've usually just been frustrated by the fact that there's a vision of how powerful any particular architecture should be, and then all the confusion and boilerplate to try and get it
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by XorNot 7mo ago
This goes the other direction too. I just this second fixed a problem with incredibly slow SSH connections because a host lookup which returned an IPv4 address instantly was waiting 10+ seconds for an IPv6 response which would never come. N

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