YarickR2

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by YarickR2 6y ago
I agree with you on all points. Freedom of speech is the same as freedom of thought. Actions should be punishable, words shouldn't
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Just set up a ski lift-like structure on both sides of a canal, and run it with containers instead of skiers
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Build a huge cover all around the ship, plant the nuke under the keel, boom we have a splash and the ship evaporates , canal is deeper and wider there
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Call the Israelis, they have nukes. Obviously, Suez needs to be made deeper and wider at this point anyway
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by YarickR2 6y ago
This is not primarily about cars, as some would've concluded from the headline
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Spending in general is not a universal or meaningful metric to measure quality of education, details matter. Huge sums spent on school security/meals/transportation do nothing to increase quality of schooling compared to countries
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by YarickR2 6y ago
What if it's just a musical, without any hidden meaning, and no ideological messages ? No, that's bullshit, everything must be a product of some kind of conspiracy
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Russia. Until recently mail (of snail mail variety) was notoriously unreliable, and mailboxes in row houses are out of the owner's sight and easily breachable
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Hold the vampire, bring garlic !
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Exactly, and competitors could easily prove such claims as lies, by pointing out second level suppliers being affiliated with China; guilty by association. We're effectively trapped in one cage with China, with no easy way out.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Haven't read article yet - did they reinvent BGP or tuned it for small scale networks and kept full view on each node ?
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Brain drain, infosec edition. Pandemic struck, and suddenly relocation is all the rage. I know a few infosec guys moving from Russia to various places outside of reach of local law enforcement (and "law enforcement") agencies . Ne
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by YarickR2 6y ago
My eyes are straight, and I'm keeping myself proud on being helpful to others.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Let's be fair, this is just an opinion, and very subjective at that
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Well, a lot of companies are doing it in reverse , by not properly securing test sites, and bringing live sensitive data from prod to test . I don't know which is worse
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Man, I appreciate you explaining all this in such a plain and emotional terms; you have one green energy convert right now.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
No they do not. They need winterized diesel fuel (kerosene added), but that's it. -30C was a "nothing special" for BMW N47 engine to start. -37C is a pour point of 0w40 engine oil, but higher temps are fine in terms of cold e
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Correct answer. Floating nuclear power plant recently went operational , supplying arctic city with electricity ; it was built in two years, top to bottom. I wonder if couple of those in the Gulf of Mexico could've secured oil refineri
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by YarickR2 6y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about cobstruction costs either. Reactors are being built elsewhere in the world all the time, and I doubt foreign finance guys are less smart or safety codes are less strict
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Potable water, flushable toilet, heat insulated pipes.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
They take a year to build, and can be mobile. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_floating_nuclear_pow...
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Like somehow you're the judge the jury and the executioner of said conpanies. Don't use their product.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
and why not ? Why do you insist everything should be encrypted ?
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by YarickR2 6y ago
app usage data is collected all the time, in form of server logs, and you shouldn't expect this to change. We should be able to opt into using our data for marketing purposes, getting various benefits in return, but that should be opt
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Well, not that anyone is forced to participate in the market, especially knowing about intentionally irrational players.
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Well, every tool has it's own range of use cases; doing integer math is not a use case for a guesstimate engine .
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Count me as having the same thoughts. We may never know if some decisions are made by a trained cadre of monkeys or AI
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by YarickR2 6y ago
90% of people are crap too ? That's mean
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by YarickR2 6y ago
As a former Soviet Union citizen I could say putting any organization on the same level as Radio Free Europe, or Voice of America, is the greatest shame for any news source. Those government funded mouthpieces serve one function, and one fu
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by YarickR2 6y ago
Now you trust Republicans.

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