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by aa-jv 1y ago
There may be more to ancient life on Earth than we currently allow for in our academic institutions, and language may be the way we start to open the door to understanding just how far back it goes. Its the same with the cyclopian architect
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Such as, maybe there's more to life than just chemical reactions.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
I'm conflicted on this. On the one hand, its great to read more Chinese-originated articles. On the other hand, we're in the valley now folks, and there's not much hope of escaping.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Corollary: it'll give the materialism jerks something to think about.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
> it’s just a WKWebView. Yes, exactly. On top of the existing iTerm2 code, multiplying the attack vector surface significantly.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Ah yes, that often amuses me too .. I've gotten the Orics "Ready" prompt burned into my eyeballs after all these years, to see the same thing in Cyrillic is kind of hilarious and triggers my inner hacker nerd every single tim
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by aa-jv 1y ago
True, mostly. The point with Protong, however, is that there was a globally-spanning civilization which did not have the latency we commonly associate with early human development. The language was supposedly spoken globally by a world-spa
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by aa-jv 1y ago
It is far more plausible for any state to accept refugees from a recognized state rather than an unrecognized one. That this fact is ignored in the debate is deplorable, but fortunately there are those working in states across the world t
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by aa-jv 1y ago
One of my favourite kooks is an artist named Stanislaw Szukalski[0]. Although he had some heinously racist ideas (yeti inbreeding with humans), his art skills are unmatched, and his critical analysis of ancient art led him to develop the c
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Great work! Its always very interesting to hear about the machines made behind the iron curtain, and that there is still indeed an enthusiastic scene keeping those machines alive. My favourite machine of the 80's - the Oric-1/Atm
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Very true. And in the Australian outback, it can be absolutely beautiful too. I found it quite rewarding, personally. Stripping all the material world of 15 years of life in California took me just a few days, semi-naked, thirsty and hung
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by aa-jv 1y ago
It was. The distinct contrast between the hell of street life in LA and the wild, uninhabited, yet entirely less hostile, wild outback, definitely gave me context for a life lived, since then, in awe of the folly of humanity.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Broome for a few days with family, then into the deep desert with Aborigine family members for a few months of walkabout and general western-society detox. I was very lucky to have been invited to see things most whiteys have absolutely no
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Yet Another Browser Attack Surface. iTerm has already had a few mishaps in the security department .. adding another layer of stack to it just increases the risk.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
As much as I despise the feature (security), I absolutely respect the motivation to do it. I think this is why its so refreshing - one of those itches being scratched which, sure - why not? - but then again, omfg, just no.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
I lived a pretty high life in Los Angeles for 15 years, and when the time came for me to move to Europe (I'm Australian), I had two weeks where I was basically homeless before the flight home - lease expired on the apartment, circumsta
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Back in my SIL4 days, we had a de-capped memory SIMM in the lab that we used to test resilience to cosmic rays for certification and other testing procedures .. often requiring a junior dev to sit there waiting for the signal and remove the
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by aa-jv 1y ago
UTM with FreeDOS. Works great. I recently set it up on my Mac, and then on my iPad, so I could get access to the decades worth of Turbo C and Turbo Pascal code I found in my archives.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Should be easy, just add the ISO8601-duration package to your project .. /s
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by aa-jv 1y ago
What evidence do you need to see?
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Israels nukes are man-portable.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
>Why does Israel hold so much power over the world? Undeclared and un-identified nukes.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
> Israel is just not that powerful, economically, militarily, or socially. Its not just funding and religious indoctrination. The very, very serious question that nobody seems to have the courage to ask, is this: where are Israels nukes
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Not to mention that both Taliban and ISIS are Western-funded and supported terrorist groups.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
ClockworkPi's uConsole comes pretty close: https://www.clockworkpi.com/uconsole I have a couple of these - they work great for dev systems and its occasionally fun to load up PICO8 and have a bit of a bash.. I also hav
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by aa-jv 1y ago
Dunno whats up with their "Buy Now" button, other than its not unusual for manufacturers to not actually sell their products direct. Amazon has it listed for 220euro's, which is a reasonable price imho. Of course there are ot
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by aa-jv 1y ago
$300 is reasonable, imho. Cheaper than an iPhone anyway.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
FIIO's M21 looks pretty decent: https://www.fiio.com/m21 Its an audiophile market now, you know .. gold buttons sound better, and all that.
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by aa-jv 1y ago
No - it was a nuisance, but it was also kind of cute to see other network engineers brains reboot when they saw the IP .. ;)
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by aa-jv 1y ago
They were fun days but I wouldn't go back to it for anything. I realize now, we were building a monster. LoRA is all the world needs. ;)

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