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alsoforgotmypwd
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alsoforgotmypwd
2y ago
Similar problems.
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2y ago
So many CLI tools delivered as bash/bourne shell scripts to source relying on aliases and other shell magic (aliases and functions rather than commands) fall apart when used in automated unattended environments like build processes.
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2y ago
They're also great for 3D room and maybe model scanning.
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2y ago
It was the basis for the first Matterport hardware platform.
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2y ago
There are zillions of cheap, chipped third-party HP toner cartridges for Pro and enterprise printers.
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2y ago
Annihilate. Decimate would only be 10%.
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2y ago
5 year or more year old used HP enterprise workgroup printer only or mopier with low page count are ideal for personal use. In general, the more expensive the initial purchase price of laser printers, the more repairable and durable and low
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2y ago
Pretty much. The earlier understanding of and managing risk is more practical than a making a world that's absolutely safe in a small area that's unrealistic compared to the rest of it.
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2y ago
I remember a park in San Jose that had a vertical steel art maze that only kids could fit into and a Korean-era jet in the sandbox. The boring safety helicopter parents ripped out everything fun and replaced it with corporate plastic garbag
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2y ago
America is a third-world country because people stopped caring, stopped reading, and fell for a cult.
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2y ago
Any sane person with an IQ >100, I recommend exercising 2a and forming local defense councils.
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2y ago
He had a brother though and he likes powerups too.
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2y ago
The goal is stupid supremacy without respect for anticipating consequences. People will die and life for everyone will suck more because of this unnecessary bullshit.
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2y ago
Chris Hedges recently interviewed Catherine Liu, the author of Virtue Hoarders: The Case against the Professional Managerial Class. They are a mostly invisible spectrum of plutocratic aristocracy who essentially replaced the middle class
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2y ago
Or nuclear stockpile maintenance, firefighters, or clean water. Who needs that shit anyhow when everyone has their own private firefighters, goons, and water filtration? /s
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2y ago
That's the sucker view. It's only useful for transactions because it's too risky to hold.
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2y ago
And probably emoluments too.
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I'm fine with crypto for transactions, but I'm not fine with my government using our money to pick winners and losers, conflicts of interest, emoluments, or artificially propping up what are likely bubbles and pyramid schemes.
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2y ago
Opentofu then
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2y ago
Now, with 500% more Java and a configuration language that isn't XML. ;)
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2y ago
Them, CA, and Broadcom.
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2y ago
I'm wondering though if this research and clinical trials has had their funding threatened recently.
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Perhaps because it impacts crim groups daddy Putin likes.
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Disney steals art and sells it in their gift shops
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2y ago
Maximum AI bubble hype. This is all about suppressing wages, laying off American engineers, and rationalizing many tens of billions wasted on building AI infrastructure no one needed and no one will use.
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This person has zero taste. The mint builder's bar is awesome.
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Tim Cook is all about the money and has no integrity. That's why he caved and why he also got the kneepads out to kiss Trump's feet.
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It comes off a bit verbose and hand-wavy. My view of GSEs: - Wiliness to test hypotheses, listen to others, seeks input and feedback, and maintain metrics to decide if various methods are or aren't working. - Minimal ego. - Curiosity a
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That's because many current regimes have exploited anocracy with the appearance of individual choice while manufacturing consent. Previously, it was done by force which is what doesn't scale.
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The Wing Institute appears to be a 2 generations removed repeat of Challenger Schools: educators who got tired of bureaucratic fads and mediocrity and decided to do something about it in their small corner of the world. They're still n
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