braincat31415

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by braincat31415 1y ago
I use it inside termux on android. There is a termux pass package. But it might be hard to input a complex decryption password on the phone keyboard.
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by braincat31415 1y ago
That same quick googling would have told you that it is enough to have a BA degree and to pass a fairly short teachers prep program. You are comparing apples and oranges. $110,000 is the base salary. Add to this pension contributions almo
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by braincat31415 1y ago
An average teacher salary in Chicago projected in their new contract is $110,000, plus pensions and heathcare on top of that. What better salary do you have in mind? An average individual salary in Chicago is about 45k. They are still win
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by braincat31415 1y ago
It's a pipe dream. I live in a fairly high income district. The school's attitude is my way or the highway. Neighboring municipalities do not fare any better in this department. From my experience, schools will fight tooth and na
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by braincat31415 1y ago
Chicago public school teachers salaries will reach over $110,000 by 2029 or earlier. Just going by the track record, this will not result in a better quality of education.
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by braincat31415 1y ago
Chicago for example. Look up recent action on magnet schools.
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by braincat31415 1y ago
Geneva Convention articles allow targeting civilians only when they directly participate in hostilities. Other than that, a willful killing of civilians is always a war crime. The Pentagon setting its own rules of engagement does not chang
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by braincat31415 1y ago
What happens to a profitable local business when the its cost of a cheap foreign raw material goes up? Sourcing locally might not be the answer, especially if the cost of a local acquisition goes up to be just below china+tariff.
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by braincat31415 1y ago
This is what I do for nested sessions: bind -n S-up \ set -g status-bg white \; \ set -g prefix None bind -n S-down \ set -g prefix C-a \; \ set -g status-bg green Press Shift-ArrowUp, and all control will be passed to the
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by braincat31415 1y ago
Not too many. The Chinese are not shy about selling sanctioned components directly.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
I went back to Devuan and sysvinit for a peace of mind. Systemd works until it does not. The final straw for me were randomly missing NFS mounts after booting to multiuser. I was not able to find the fix, and the good folks on debian forums
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by braincat31415 2y ago
"We need to explain..." From my own experience and that of fellow parents that I talked to, explanations will be dismissed outright by the all-knowing teenagers, and any attempt to have a rational conversation on the topic will fa
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by braincat31415 2y ago
Yep. The side that sits at the keyboard of a basement computer shooting at zombies. Here is my suggestion to people who want the US to play part in Taiwan/China affair: they should take their broomsticks and volunteer. And that include
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by braincat31415 2y ago
One word: BS. Germany energy shortages were in the news early this year, and last year, and the year before then. See this, for example: https://www.power-technology.com/news/germany-wind-power-sho... Germany and it
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by braincat31415 2y ago
Strikes by the US inside China are highly unlikely for the same reason. As for Trump, he is simply pragmatic. Taiwan is indefensible from the military standpoint. I would not count on allies too much, because Europe's remaining 1 1&#
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by braincat31415 2y ago
The US and European alliance was a marriage of convenience. One of the results of Ukrainian conflict was manufacturing moving from Europe to the US. Energy has to be built from something, and Europe does not have it.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
What can I say... if you are correct about this (there are a lot of claims from both sides but no proofs), I hope DOGE gets its hands on the State Department, too. We have enough worthy causes to take care of inside the US.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
First, I would not trust the current USAID disbursement personnel not to piss the money into the wind. I want them gone. And it's not a question of being offended personally - these are just ridiculous expenses that cannot possibly be
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by braincat31415 2y ago
You are missing one thing: any weapons flying into China will result in stuff exploding in New York and Washington. US carriers will be sunk, and there is no appetite in the US for either scenario. Anyway, the whole thing won't requir
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by braincat31415 2y ago
It went up considerably because of nordic exports to the rest of Europe. They are producing enough for themselves, but not if they have to share. It's the same reason why US gas prices are somewhat on the high side lately - a lot of i
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by braincat31415 2y ago
Right. I do. The US buys a lot of it, and it is cheap . As for Europe, you are right, partially it's a matter of a mindset, however there are objective reasons for expensive energy. France's access to cheap uranium is almost gon
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by braincat31415 2y ago
It is.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
USAID is a waste of money. Good riddance.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
I doulbt anyone will build a factory in Europe. It won't be competitive because of the energy prices on the continent.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
What do you think it can be blockaded with? Submarines... barely. Carriers are sitting ducks these days, especially since China already has an equivalent of Russian Onix missiles and launch platforms. Subs won't cover the land corr
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by braincat31415 2y ago
This "wood" (and the US report) consists of exactly one person who made this claim, and a member of corrupt Yeltsin's entourage to boot. I'd say if these nukes were real, they would have exploded somewhere by now. Try h
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by braincat31415 2y ago
They deny that, but of course you know for sure that they are lying, that the nukes went missing, and you have the proof. Just like I know for a fact that there are alien craft hidden in Area 51.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
If you know where the 4.7T went, please reach out to Elon.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
I am not jumping to conclusions and will reserve the judgement for later. They provided no proof so far, but hopefully it will be forthcoming, and I would not dismiss their claim outright. Relocated where and by whom? Just curious.
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by braincat31415 2y ago
"insinuate -- suggest or hint (something bad or reprehensible) in an indirect and unpleasant way." I am not "insinuating" but saying that I would like to know where my money goes. If you pay taxes, would not you?

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