Zenst

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by Zenst 4y ago
Handy to know if ever challanged to draw a picture of earth as seen from space.
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by Zenst 4y ago
(3) Starlink will also become a factor or heck, any of the planets visable in the sky as well. Given that, the caviet of direct and indirect sunlight is a huge factor not quantified.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Well, hopefully the climate will change and others will come forward once it gets traction as a lot of things just get glossed over and burried to the stage that it does nobody any good and just enables bad actors more than is right. Don&#
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by Zenst 4y ago
Well, duristiction of domains (also hosting) can be a factor as well and looking at ways to curtail it being easily removed and with that - out of reach of parties involved.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Alas that is kinda hard and really impossible in this matter, but wise advice and if was an avenue, it would already be done. Really is a case of dammed if I do and dammed if I don't and picking which flavour of dammed I go with and w
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by Zenst 4y ago
No that's a fair observation given the what you have to go on (a single post) and kinda the case of need to get the smoking guns out, which is what I'm in the process of doing. Thank you.
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by Zenst 4y ago
> Literally no one here cares though. Brits tends to hold the opinion that if you just don't say or do the wrong things you'll be fine. I after ten years of police incompetence, failure, sheer ineptitude and negligence of the p
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by Zenst 4y ago
Yes that is a very valid point and does move into the realms of marketing and psycology. Though there will always be a proportion of customers who that does not work upon, which is why I like ticketing systems, which enables the customer
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by Zenst 4y ago
Which reminds me of the old engineering trick of saying it will take longer than it does as managing expectations is an art best explained by Scotty - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xRqXYsksFg
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by Zenst 4y ago
Like many things in life and this example chaos gets in the way. As we all know at supermarket checkouts and the delima of which queue to join there are many factors that can make what appears to be a shorter and faster queue to join suddel
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by Zenst 4y ago
Yes and wasn't dismissing farming as being a source and mindful cars were probably huge factor in this. But thought was worth opening that up for debate as many will see such data and run with their conclusions. Thank you.
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by Zenst 4y ago
That is one heck of a blob over London and that area does lack farms. Indeed looking at somewhere like Spain and you would think all that fruit and vegtable production didn't exist. So is farming more a scapegoat for these emmisions?
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by Zenst 4y ago
Oh, I'm sure Apple can drag this out for years and year in the courts lobbing health and safty arguments etc.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Well it will be a source if fines that they love, which will be handy in paying all those subsidies they are giving other large companies like Intel to build a fab. Just wished they were proactive about such things instead of letting them f
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by Zenst 4y ago
Let us not forget that Barber's also doubled as surgeons. https://barbersurgeonsguild.com/magazine/history-barber-surg...
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by Zenst 4y ago
Police in that respect fine in the UK, now the crakhead junies below me who is a protected police informer - well they get away with murder...litteraly :( In process of big outing of Met Police issues, failings, negligence and sheer incompe
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by Zenst 4y ago
Yes but 99% of the populas would trust the police to know the law and as such would of accepted their mistake as a rule. Luckly I'm a bit more knowledgable in the law and why I pushed the point. So for most people, it wouldn't of
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by Zenst 4y ago
Would it not be better to have some accredited auditing sevice that can verify and certify crypto code? After all, the whole infosec feild moves fast and what was 100% professinal at the time of being trained with the then known aspects doe
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by Zenst 4y ago
I can annicdote many instances that support your purported sarcasim. Only recently had disagreement with two officers who thought something was a civil law issue and not their domain when it was actually a common law issues and for context
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by Zenst 4y ago
> Yet if we set up a game with a penalty proportional to the distance between your guess and the true number of children for a family, and you guess the median or mode, you'll be right more often than I (because I will never be righ
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by Zenst 4y ago
I was always bemused that the average family size was 2.4 children as no family fits that average ever. With mode and medium that would not happen. Of note I have no idea what the average family size is children wise, just going on longsta
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by Zenst 4y ago
How can that work as a law? More so it will only encourage `accidents` to facilitate loss of pregancy, which will only further endager life due to fear of being sued by some Texan. Really is shocking and deeply worrying.
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by Zenst 4y ago
That's the problem as mean can be skewed and sure it is often the go to use for averages but can slant the data. example: data 1, 2, 2, 2, 10 Mean: 3.4 Median: 2 Mode: 2 Nice online tool to easily work these out https://
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by Zenst 4y ago
Issue I have with averages is they never say how worked out as often they will use a method that suits the outcome they wish. You get different results from mode, medium and mean averages and can cherry pick wich one fits the narrative and
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by Zenst 4y ago
Well for Texans they could just break into Mexico over the border and get an abortion there as it was legalised in Mexico in 2021. Ironic I know. But the whole prospect of border patrols/checks noting who is pregnant enterying Mexico
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by Zenst 4y ago
Thank you, was and still is one of my favorite terms.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Will it leave telling holes and what about locations near clinics as mindful from Google Maps in dense area's how it thinks you went to one shop when you did not and just happened to be near there. Would be better if it randomly shifte
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by Zenst 4y ago
Bitcoin is decentralised and Onecoin was centralised - enabling control and in the end abuse of the whole shebang.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Surprised this taken so long given the scale and time-frames involved. That said, wanted by the FBI and most-wanted are aspects I'm not converse with so might be that she was wanted by the FBI for years and now been bumped up the list!
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by Zenst 4y ago
How well will their data be audited and enforced? For example if they charge one price and yet their public data purports another price? More so will they cut the drug prices internally and shift the difference onto an administration fee

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