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by aa-jv 2y ago
Old Computers Never Die. Their Users Do.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Oh, that is definitely very nice, and I have added it to my "Hacking Time" list of things to do .. thanks for that! Would be nice to see it running on a pocket-friendly rPi hat, akin to the pwnagotchi albeit with a touch screen ..
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Get that thing fixed, there's no excuses any more, geeze.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>We tend to forget that not everyone on the planet has the same resources or needs we do. True, but we must also admit that misguided prejudices about resources can lead people to miss out on some very significant opportunities, as well.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
The NewtonOS in modern hardware would be awesome. I wonder if anyone has a plan to do that as well, now that the Mac Classic iPad has been manifest ...
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by aa-jv 2y ago
The experience of this video is very reminiscent of the kind of experience one can have with the ClockworkPi [1] series of devices - I have both the original DevTerm and 3 of new uConsoles, and I had a lot of fun getting them assembled. Ti
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by aa-jv 2y ago
I meant, tested in actual combat against real adversaries, not test teams, but you've pointed out there are worse issues at stake.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Does Russia have the right to apply policies equivalent to the US' own Monroe Doctrine, or doesn't it? If not, why do you think Russia doesn't have that right, when the USA does ? Also, your entire position assumes that Euro
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>What could explain this sales pipeline, if the F-35 was the boondoggle this article implies it to be? A lack of actual proven fight-testing.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>Eastern Europe has no Tomahawks, and nor has anyone given any indication that this would change Indications: https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/tomahawk-cruise-missi... https://euromaidanpress.c
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>There was no coup d'état. Yes, there was.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Then you spend days on end winding the crank, endlessly ..
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>No, not true. Nothing in any of the provided sources Read my words again: the threat was made. Russia responded to that threat, as the notion that nuclear-capable missiles would be deployed on borders within minutes of Moscow was deeme
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Believe it or not, this is the basis of international law. You don't get to have standards for one nation but entirely different standards for another. The USA can deploy missiles anywhere it wants - on its territory, or on the territo
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>Not true. Yes, true: https://armyrecognition.com/focus-analysis-conflicts/army/co... Tomahawks used in the illegal attacks on Yugoslavia: https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/citations/ADA478026
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by aa-jv 2y ago
See also: witches, and how to detect them. Bonus points for recognizing Australians.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
The key is in the name: "Redis-tribution". If you're not redistributing, then you're using it wrong. Only once redistribution has successfully occurred (i.e. you can reboot the redis process and recover), is the goal of
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Had. NS2 was almost two years ago. Your current Biden assessment may be correct, but two years ago there was a great deal more lucidity, when he stated that "no matter what, the NS2 pipeline will not be allowed to persist" ..
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Your belief in the infallible nobility of NATO belies a vested interest in ignoring its massive, undeniable war crimes, crimes against humanity and violations of human rights at massive scale, as an organization, this century . >Unlike
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by aa-jv 2y ago
NATO has deployed Tomahawks in the past and threatened to put them in Ukraine in the not so distant past. Tomahawks were used during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. Tomahawks are designed to carry nuclear weapons. I find your ignorance of
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by aa-jv 2y ago
As in, contains a nuclear warhead. The Tomahawks are nuclear-capable. Would you want nuclear-capable missiles deployed on your borders, within 7 minutes flight time of your capitol city?
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Do you know whether a Tomahawk missile is nuclear-tipped, or not? No, you don't. And neither do the Russians. So, are you going to be so superficial when Cuba gets Kalibr's deployed?
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>Nobody had incentive to blow up empty pipes except Russia. Nonsense. Biden had a great deal of incentive to destroy that pipeline.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Nice, will have to dig the Dreamcast collection out of the attic ..
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Crazy to think that we've go the Steam Deck now, as our front-line Linux-based gaming console .. I guess I shouldn't be surprised to find out that the Dreamcast emulator is probably available for SteamOS ...
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by aa-jv 2y ago
Wouldn't it work to duct-tape some LiDar sensors to this, though? I'm thinking of the use-case of building a cockpit for 3D flight sims, such as DCS, etc.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
And? Multiple wars are happening today: because diplomacy failed.
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by aa-jv 2y ago
War is the end of diplomacy. Name a single effective Western diplomat capable of preventing wars?
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by aa-jv 2y ago
>War's ultimate purpose is to shift the situation into a point where diplomacy can happen. Sorry but that is just plain nonsense. The purpose of diplomacy is to avoid war. War destroys any reason for diplomacy.

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