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DW Interview with German Chancellor Angela Merkel
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Iraq's Prime Minister al-Khadimi survives drone attack
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C906 performance is barely above microcontroller grade at 1Ghz http://ix.io/3lCg , comparable to very first Cortex A line cores. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002856721588.html
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Open Tape-Out 2021
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What amuses me is that Pakistan now has universal GePON, better than most of America, and Europe, but they can't still put cable channels
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The Toyoda Model G Loom
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Why America Is Terribly Designed
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I will still want to live in a big city, and I will still likely rent a place in a coworking fitted as I wish.
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> If USSR did what China did, not only it wouldn't have collapsed, but it would have been actually a very strong country. A country run by insecure manchildren cannot be strong
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Considering it was made decades after first Western CMOS, it's no big wonder
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Carrier injection speed is a function of temperature. Think of FET as a solid state thermionic valve, it's not that far away from it, if you dig into physics.
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Leakage increases with temperature, and the speed at which FET switches also increases with temperature.
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> Chinese internet censorship is insane. How many people work as censors? Literal armies of them https://theglobalobservatory.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/...
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A consensual relationship in between an 18 years old, and a 58yr grandpa? Something not right there.
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It used to be common in China for parents to dress young girls as boys, and give them boyish haircuts. You wouldn't want to hear the reason if you are dining now.
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CPUs, and unsoldered GPUs are the most smuggled item into China, bigger than gold, cash, booze, and other valuables. I think deficit MCUs are now joining this list. China similarly sees mass break-ins into warehouses of component distributo
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Kazakhstan's residential utility subsidies are 3% of country's GDP.
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Not the MoD, but the cabinet, and the previous PM specifically
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Very much so, a paradox given millions flying in defence aid to both Egypt, and Israel. The kind of lobbyists in Washington are not rooting for the secular state of Israel, but pretty much specifically for the orthodox Haradrim, or the ki
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It is https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Kazakhstan/electricity_pr...
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vostochny_Coal_Mine
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Certainly not, industrial use subsidises the residential. And businesses have to pay for their grid connection to the premises.
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> Would be hilarious if the bad ones are sold off to foreigners. It is hilarious that it is often the case in the industry. Most Chinese don't believe that's the case.
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Kazakhstan used to have big oversupply of electricity. They used to sell electricity to Russia before bitcoins appeared.
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All big scale BTC mines buy at industrial prices. You cannot run a mine bigger than what your wiring can support in your apartment. None of them is using the subsidised residential rate.
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Kazakhstan been intermittently on the 1st, and 2nd place for mining output since fall in Chinese output. USA regained the firm lead after a few months when bigger Chinese mines moved there.
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Almost all residential heating in big cities in Kazakhstan comes from cogeneration. They would've gone bankrupt if they didn't do it with their weather (-40<C°)
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> The facial recognition feature is how I figured out someone was doxxing and harassing me on their page. What would you do if you think that somebody who harassed, and doxed you were working at Facebook, or Google?
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Most of "Chinese" pine nuts these days are from Afghanistan/Pakistan, only shipped to China for packaging. You can easily distinguish them. Long ones are from Afghanistan, short from China, Norko, Russia
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If your armies are already treading enemy's soil, I doubt that would matter, unless the enemy will be nuking its own land, if this even technically possible (ICMBs have not only maximum range, but also minimum ones too, and missile g
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