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by bragr 3y ago
1 US teaspoon is about 14.8 ml 1 UK teaspoon is about 17.8 ml. It goes on: 1 US gallon is about 0.83 imperial gallons
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by bragr 3y ago
Very much so: https://pinkerton.com/
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by bragr 3y ago
The author, while having a passing familiarity with it obviously, is clearly not a Python expert, so take all the Python stuff with a major grain of salt. Like they claim not to know how to get granular exceptions out of the requests module
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by bragr 3y ago
Jokes aside, if you walk into your local average middle of the road protestant church, nobody is going to ask you anything besides "New around here? what do you do?" Churches are filled with people with tepid religious convictions
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by bragr 3y ago
That doesn't track in my experience, but that depends heavily on how you define typical. Just going off total servers installed, what I see getting racked are typically 1+TB RAM, and anything less would be seen as low density (i.e. cos
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by bragr 3y ago
>I don't expect law enforcement to be experts, but can you at least ask your local IT guy to sanity check your work first? The HN crowd probably wildly overestimates the knowledge of the "average" IT guy, especially the ki
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by bragr 3y ago
Yeah in my attempt at this prompt, it even explained: >Since you cannot complete a fraction of a lap, you'll need to round up to the nearest whole lap. Therefore, you'll be completing 10 laps in the race.
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by bragr 3y ago
Why does it have to be a conspiracy? Some small but significant portion of the population is mentally ill, and it seems likely a few would hear a joke ("we keep the alien space ships through that door, I'd show you but I'd ha
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by bragr 3y ago
Tangential, but there's some great analysis and debunks of the video the headline photo is taken from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs Simulation: https://www.metabunk.org/gimbal/
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by bragr 3y ago
I gave a Lyft driver 4 stars because they got honked at by a car in their blind spot as the Lyft driver was about to change lanes into them. NBD could have, and probably has, happened to anyone. So 4 stars, "drive safety" or &quot
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by bragr 3y ago
"Your session has expired. Please refresh the previous page and click on the document you want to retrieve."
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by bragr 3y ago
This is going to get bounced out of court so fast. Most of this is pretty conspiratorial, and even if taken at face value, most of this is not grounds for a lawsuit, or if it is, it's not clear why he'd have standing to sue. I&#x2
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by bragr 3y ago
This might not be about suppressing this particular bit of information so much about holding the group of journalists they invited to their agreements.
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by bragr 3y ago
If you actually try the anarchists cookbook, you will find many of the recipes don't work or work that well.
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by bragr 3y ago
At that level of a paranoia, there's no guarantee that the CPU doesn't contain a malicious method for detecting and modifying compiler builds, so you better build your own CPU out of TTL chips ;)
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by bragr 3y ago
The TCC step seems unnecessary. If you've got a SectorC C compiler sufficient to compile TCC, it can probably compile the bootstrap compiler used in GCC's 3 stage build process. The bigger issue is probably getting the ancillary t
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by bragr 3y ago
>Given how bloated and wasteful our government is today, and how much the dept of defense blew on the F-35 You are listening to the fighter plane mafia too much. F-35 is a capable platform with a reasonable but large price tag for those
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by bragr 3y ago
>Her daughter had managed to spend more than £2,500 on the site but most were small transactions of around £20. You can't block this without annoying a lot of legitimate customers, so it's a business decision.
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by bragr 3y ago
>I guess I don't understand your implicit mistrust here It is a private press release by a company on its own site, advertising same services touted in the release. I assume every truth that can be bent in their favor has been done
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by bragr 3y ago
I wasn't doubting that is a real satellite, just whether they hacked that, or an engineering spare laid out on a table, which seems to be common for satellite hacking challenges.
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by bragr 3y ago
>the European Space Agency (ESA) set up a satellite test bench >Throughout the exercise, ESA had access to the satellite's systems to retain control and ensure a return to normal operation. Was this a test bench or on orbit? The
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by bragr 3y ago
My understanding from historians answering similar questions about ancient Romans is that we really don't know much about the average Roman because almost nothing was written down about them and even less survives to this day.
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by bragr 3y ago
I've used this app [1] for years. It has some paid features you probably don't need or want, but the free version will show you all kinds of constellation info. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta
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by bragr 3y ago
My phone regularly picks up QZSS here in southern California for what it's worth. At least at certain times of the day with a good western view of the sky.
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by bragr 3y ago
I think you are underestimating how much synchronization licenses cost.
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by bragr 3y ago
Kind of already a thing although you have to pass this: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/tests-and-scan...
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by bragr 3y ago
Doesn't seem all that strange considering all the authoritarian speech laws being passed there. I'd be inclined to block India too rather than deal with any potential issues.
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by bragr 3y ago
People still occasionally wake up in morgues and funeral homes. Rare but it happens, though often only a very temporary reprieve. https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/07/us/new-york-woman-found-alive...
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by bragr 3y ago
I assume the author is not a native speaker based on some of the odd grammar and phrasing in the post. It doesn't really detract from the work Edit: They appear to be french: http://serge.liyun.free.fr/serge/
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by bragr 3y ago
>On the contrary, it's entirely natural. The technical definition is quite intuitive. https://xkcd.com/2501/

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