blkhawk

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by blkhawk 2y ago
uhm, yes seriously if you are not from the US that is actually kinda sorta what it looks like. You functionally have nothing in the US in relevant politics that is looking left of center to most people from say western europe and the "
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by blkhawk 2y ago
the BE-4 is an engine - it was finally used in a rocket january yes - after being in development for almost 15 years. That us still kinda slow compared to spacex.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
yes same for me - I thought it was a a reimplemention at first :)
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by blkhawk 2y ago
I was just about to suggest he same thing
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Guily as charged - I should have payed more attention to my wording.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Maybe he meant "copetitors at the same scale"- At oleast thats how I read it.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
uh... you could buy them for at least a year now from Chinese productions - prices started high and were at maybe 3x of similar sized lifepo4 cells about 2 months ago when I grabbed 2 for experiments.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
You normally don't start to smell from one skipped shower if you bring clean cloths (mainly underwear) and can spritz some water in your face in toilets. Having Shorter hair and brushing your teeth at say the toilet sink would help as
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by blkhawk 2y ago
windowblinds is a window decoration customizer - LiteStep does nothing of the sort :) LiteStep completely replaces explorer.exe as the shell host and you can then customize what functions you want to have in your UI. The windows themself w
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Hey, Listestep what a blast from the past :) I rain it until it wouln't run sensible anymore in Windoes 10. I then ditched Windows for Linux soon after - I can recommend KDE Plasma if you want to have something thats sorta configureabl
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by blkhawk 2y ago
well only most "roundies" don't waste time on settled concepts. So flat earthers can easily spend 1000 times more effort than no effort at all. its just too bad that their research is stupid and fruitless. I also think they u
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by blkhawk 2y ago
This could very much also happen on windows. Tho rarely and not in the same way exactly. Its mainly the monitor IDs that could get swapped on XP, 7 and 8.x. I was supporting an application that needed the ID to be able to show Ads on spec
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by blkhawk 2y ago
People do unfun things if they belive the results are worth it. I get the vibe here that it was simply impossible to get this done above board because of a deadlock situation.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
on first blush that sounds like a better version of the way the Nintendo power-glove detected finger bending.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that it would take the fun out of it even tho thats undoubtedly true. I think they had no reasonable chance of matching any requirements on paper and it would just end up keep getting neglected. Its a
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by blkhawk 2y ago
you could just add a triangular shim under each panel that make them flat towards a common level. Each ring would need their own shim height but since you need some mounting hardware anyway this would add only a bit of weight.
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by blkhawk 3y ago
"the car bomb was build into the spare wheel not the car itself...."
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by blkhawk 3y ago
I wonder if you could use detector-radio type kit as the electronics for an even bigger flex. i.e. a corroded nickel strip for the diode and some aluminium foil for the cap. Mind you that would maybe hardly working but it only has to do so
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by blkhawk 3y ago
space-scurvy is the same as regular scurvy. I can easily imagine it happening if your hydroponics go bad.
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by blkhawk 3y ago
not sure if you need to kill absolutely all living bone marrow. Unlike cancer having 5% sickle cell red blood cells is probably fine. That makes the chemo probably way less bad than what you would need for cancer.
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by blkhawk 3y ago
uh you resolder the occulded pins the same way you solder occluded pins on say a BGA. With a heat and the right paste type. Its a bit tricky but should be doable. That said I like the framework solution better - hust protect the usb-c ports
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by blkhawk 3y ago
I come to the conclusion that the results will most likely be "civilisation supressing" worst case. It won't be fun but we won't end up in caves or extinct.
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by blkhawk 3y ago
anybody who has manual manipulators and a manual can repair a manually repairable device. A device that needs special tools to break open or take apart increases the likelyhood that its just tossed and this years new model is bought instead
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by blkhawk 3y ago
lol no thas not the end goal because its a net negative to repair stuff no matter how cheap and easy you can do it. Every repaired last years model is a this years model not sold. Manufacturers try to pretend that they are pro repair but ve
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by blkhawk 3y ago
Good thing that falcon 9 is already very much less than "half" the price. And starship should be utilized fully will probably ven cheaper for the same mass-to-orbit
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by blkhawk 3y ago
This is why I build an external password thing that emulates a keyboard. Nothing some stupid braindead "security" implementation can do to prevent that from working. It does TOTP too. I had fun with hooking it up to my phone via B
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by blkhawk 3y ago
I think the way you have to pay adds to the realism :P
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by blkhawk 3y ago
going to try again when I get home - would be so nice to just click and adjust text when its not quite the right size or position. I hope I can draw vector line as well. that was actually something that drove me almost batty once before I
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by blkhawk 3y ago
while those examples are actually plausible - the asian woman as a 1940 german soldier is not. So it is clear that the Prompts are influenced by hal-2000 bad directives even if those examples are technically ok.
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by blkhawk 3y ago
wait GIMP does vectors now? I hope you don't mean that stupid useless plugin that renders to a bitmap layer and you can't adjst again afterwards? Or has that improved while I wasn't looking?

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