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ambichook
3y ago
the US' primary export is security. you realise this yes? its why it has a massive expeditionary force and why NATO exists in the first place. isolationism would very rapidly have the effect of tanking US relevance on the global stage
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ambichook
3y ago
"no wheel brakes" here means that the brakes aren't engaged, as stated so that if the aircraft misses the wires it can touch and go without drowning the pilot and destroying an $80m aircraft
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ambichook
3y ago
what you refer to as "yellow mustard" or just plain "mustard" australia at the very least labels as "american mustard", and then label the "spicy mustard" as "english mustard"
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ambichook
3y ago
holy crap TIL Brassica oleracea is a single species that covers like 8 different groups of vegetables, all of them with massive variety between them https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brassica_oleracea
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ambichook
3y ago
the owners
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ambichook
3y ago
that depends entirely on which store you're talking about. the store i used to work at, for example, would simply put the radio on, while a store next door was run like this
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ambichook
3y ago
linux is good for it but it's still no windows unfortunately. gaming is the reason my desktop still runs windows, the day linux gets decent support for VR and i can be assured that everything will run 100% perfectly, but thats going to
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ambichook
3y ago
ALC892 afaik was a very common chip integrated into the mobo some years back, its not a discrete card itself but if it's causing the problem the solution is to either change your motherboard (and for something that old youll likely nee
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ambichook
3y ago
they need to be punished but hanging them on a tree is a bit much no?
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ambichook
3y ago
aussie outlet, quoting an american source who speaks in USD, thats where the 15k is coming from. then gets converted to AUD for local readers
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ambichook
3y ago
> They were using bots that integrated directly with Discord, such that a user didn’t even need to set up any servers or anything like that, because they could just run this bot directly from Discord in order to carry out the attack. how
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ambichook
3y ago
input your country as "united states" and it goes away :)
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ambichook
3y ago
5gb for $15USD/mo is expensive relative to other areas of the world. in aus, for example, my phone plan is $30AUD/mo for 55gb
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ambichook
3y ago
jfc, is this from geforce experience? if so i knew it was bad but this is something else entirely
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ambichook
3y ago
there's something about older technology like tape and old CRT displays where the fundamental inner workings are so different to how they're done now but are still totally understandable , sometimes it feels like modern hardware
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ambichook
3y ago
i'm still basically a kid but i absolutely feel the pull to just skip through playlists, its like a compulsion and when i do it i find i dont actually enjoy the music as much, even as hard as it is to stop. it feels sorta like doomscro
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ambichook
3y ago
if you have the CD why are you repaying? you literally already have the file on a physical medium that can be backed up and copied to whatever device you want
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ambichook
3y ago
its the tariffs, anything not built in the US is insanely hard/impossible to import so they cost a bunch more, but you have a local auto industry. in aus, for example, we flat out don't have such an industry anymore (still mad abo
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ambichook
3y ago
fascinating! i would assume then that has an impact on the culture in europe as to how far is considered a "long" drive then, it never occurred to me that it could be that flights are so cheap, i always assumed the main reason for
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ambichook
3y ago
ah, yes i see that now, my bad :)
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ambichook
3y ago
probably because of the classic "making twitter is easy, getting twitter to a billion people is hard"
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ambichook
3y ago
you can fly several states over for $40? damn, if i were to fly from, say melbourne to sydney, capital cities of neighboring states, it'd be at minimum $150 AUD (~$100 USD) round trip. interstate travel is way more accessible there huh
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ambichook
3y ago
i feel you would recognise that more as a quirk of how humans think, remember that LLMs think fundamentally differently to you and i. i would be curious about someone making a benchmark like that and using it to compare as an experiment how
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ambichook
3y ago
mmm yeah, i appreciate finding something like this and that it's important but idk if its just his writing style or this is how he actually thinks but it rubs me the wrong way.
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ambichook
3y ago
i'm unfamiliar with any law making kids below twelve walking to school illegal, if it is then a decent portion of my class in primary school were breaking the law, unless it being fine is just a queensland thing. there have been scare
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ambichook
3y ago
rocketbooks are built around this exactly, theyre supposed to be reusable notebooks that you write in with one of those erasable pens and at the end of the day you get your phone and scan each page and erase them all ready for the next day
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ambichook
3y ago
yes i can get wired earbuds for an iphone that dont use the standardised connector and therefore cant be used in say, my PC as well. or whatever other phone i may move to. or i can buy an additional device or dongle to get access to what wa
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ambichook
3y ago
pros and cons exist yes, but the core issue is that with a lot of phones you dont really have an option to choose which pros outweigh the cons, you're told to suck it up and use bluetooth. i love my wf-1000xm4s, but i also love my ca
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ambichook
3y ago
> is having the legality of the proposed course of action not just questioned but outright confidently asserted as contrary to the law based on an article that’s light on details. i'm confused, is the article saying that its illegal
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ambichook
3y ago
i never even thought about niagra on a folding phone, that actually sounds like it'd be great! i've been using it on a "regular" phone for the past year or 2 and honestly now i'm curious how it feels on a fold, and
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