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by _3u10 2y ago
That's not really accurate, most butter has salt, water, and sometimes a few other ingredients like lactic cultures, but milk is definitely always an ingredient.
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by _3u10 2y ago
What if they do and are just lying to us.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Yeah, they even went to the length of setting up a fake ISP with a FreeBSD nerdesque 1995 web design vibe too. If you've ever done tech support you know this call is all too real.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Yeah obviously fake, who ever calls people. It's not the owner of the hotel, it's the person / company who setup their WiFi. Presumably on the wifi connection page there's a number to call for tech support. http:/&
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by _3u10 2y ago
Servers that big rarely fail anyway, everything is hotswap and redundant.
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by _3u10 2y ago
You know, there is an argument to be made that if you just abandoned having an army, and bought 1 million drones that would just target anything vehicular or human, you could just let the drones self guide on some kind of, go that way, kill
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by _3u10 2y ago
I suspect that the US likely has effective means of jamming drone communications. If you have a seeker that doesn't need human intervention, why use electric motors when you can use rocket motors for your drone, aka "missile"
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by _3u10 2y ago
Avionics for sure, but there's not really anything like a "5th gen" helicopter. Helicopters are mostly close air support. No one is going to send fleets of helicopters to engage in air to air combat with other fleets of helic
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by _3u10 2y ago
Helicopters like all CAS require air superiority / supremacy to operate effectively. Neither side has either, so it is not an ideal environment for a helicopter to operate in.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Milei in Argentina has cloned dogs. There are places where its totally legal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conan_(Javier_Milei%27s_dog)
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by _3u10 2y ago
Weird, I didn’t see it. Thanks! Edit: I see it now.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Link? Which eigen are you? There’s about 6 of them and your posts nor profile has contact info…
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by _3u10 2y ago
Bruh, the only thing the US excels at is high income / cost of living, and making cool infrastructure for the rest of the world, which for some reason it doesn’t adopt.
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by _3u10 2y ago
I live in Paraguay, electricity is 5c / kWh, it would cost 15 cents to desalinate 1000 liters of water. That is absurdly cheap even in Paraguay. Malawian's seem to be able to afford corruption, I'm sure if they took the corr
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by _3u10 2y ago
https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo_Vel%C3%A1zquez NATO members regularly interfere in other countries elections, and have a long history of doing so especially in South America. It’s widely accepted as an internation
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by _3u10 2y ago
Lula recognized the equally bs 2018 elections, it’s not like Maduro won that election either. https://elpais.com/america/2024-03-02/nicolas-maduro-asegura...
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by _3u10 2y ago
Yup that’s what I was referring to
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by _3u10 2y ago
Under UK law, and court rulings dating back to the trial of King Charles, parliament is supreme and authorized the revolution, it’s a legal strategy.
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by _3u10 2y ago
There's lot of jurisdictions, United States has great jurisprudence on this dating back to July 4th, 1776. France, Great Britain, Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, all of latin america in fact, have examples of using this legal strategy eff
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by _3u10 2y ago
100% just look at Lula's acceptance of the Venezuelan elections, is Brazil doing anything to clamp down on far left support for Venezuela?
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by _3u10 2y ago
It’s completely legal within a democracy not to accept the results of an election. Right now the sitting president of the US is refusing to accept the results of an election which Lula accepts.
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by _3u10 2y ago
I've always wondered how all this mickey branded stuff exists since I got here, especially with major brands. Do you have any insight into why so many signs are in English? I can understand maybe foreign brands, but local mom and pop s
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by _3u10 2y ago
Sounds like inside baseball
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by _3u10 2y ago
I tried to switch to DDG, I even gave myself 90 days. On day 91 I immediately switched back.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Hopefully the times learns to love paywall blockers.
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by _3u10 2y ago
The world was stable for a loooong time with no noticeable increase in standard of living.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Finally, those mechanics were getting paid too much. I’m glad someone is shutting down this practice so their wages can be lowered.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Yes, go into numbeo and look at the purchasing power indexes. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/rankings_current.jsp?d... For example I live in Asuncion, Paraguay where the median wage is $420/month. Vancouver
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by _3u10 2y ago
These libs are more about hot paths / cache coherency and allowing single CPU processing (no cache coherency issues / lock contention) than anything else. That is where the performance comes from, referred to as "mechanical s
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by _3u10 2y ago
High throughput networking does the same thing, it polls the network adapter rather than waiting for interrupts. The cost is not high, it's much less expensive to have a CPU operating more efficiently than not processing anything becau

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