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by brazzy 2y ago
How would they print a sign?
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by brazzy 2y ago
It depends on the design of the specific device. A buoyancy aid with a foam collar will do it, but is less comfortable to wear. With an inflatable life jacket, to collar is not noticeable until it inflates.
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by brazzy 2y ago
IIRC non-canard aircraft can have this happen when the stall causes the plane to fall at an angle where the wake turbulence of the wings covers the elevators.
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by brazzy 2y ago
As others have pointed out, the location of the IP address does not necessarily correspond with the location of the attackers. Specifically, in Germany, the central-ish culster of dots is in the Frankfurt area, which is also the location of
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by brazzy 2y ago
Looks like you didn't either. That's still the opening anecdote.
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by brazzy 2y ago
> He then seemingly proceeded to devote himself to some sort of predetermined-conclusion weird activism-laden academic pursuit, based on the false narrative that the ‘new’ man is lying to us about the dangers of psychedelics. The article
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by brazzy 2y ago
Maybe read more than just the opening anecdote?
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by brazzy 3y ago
You have a bunch of weasel words there that are doing some heavy lifting: "majority", "actual" and "overwhelmingly". It's not possible to run a functioning country (which SA undeniably is) without a large
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by brazzy 3y ago
And it's a shopping mall that has a bunch of big stores that openly sell meth, and advertize for it aggressively.
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by brazzy 3y ago
> if you're offering <$10 food items at a mom & pop shop the credit card fees are non-trivial so there probably is a very legitimate incentive to take cash. Yeah, but not a 10% incentive, especially given that depositing cash
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by brazzy 3y ago
>I wouldn’t assume everyone is happy with it. Consumers are going to prefer rewards programs over no rewards programs> Absolutely not. Fuck rewards programs. I don't want to waste a single second thinking about how to optimize my
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by brazzy 3y ago
> I have been to some mid-range restaurants that will knock 10% off my bill if I pay in cash instead of credit. This is the merchant fighting back using their own stratagems. Not sure how things are in the USA, but in Germany, that has n
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by brazzy 3y ago
Yeah, she starred as the "mature" woman already in Tiger and Dragon in 2000. I guess it just means that I'm oold for having that as a benchmark for Michaelle Yeoh's age rather than *Everything Everywhere All At Once&qu
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by brazzy 3y ago
My guess was that water accumulates somewhere and bends the antenna out of alignment.
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by brazzy 3y ago
That was possible 30 years ago. There have been probably been a dozen schemes that tried something like that over the decades, starting with DigiCash from before the WWW existed. They all failed not because of fees, not because of security
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by brazzy 3y ago
> The day a network exists where you can reliably send like $0.001 of value with little/no fees is the day the internet changes forever. It will change absolutely nothing whatsoever. > So many ideas are infeasible right now becau
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by brazzy 3y ago
His protests as well as the treatment often perceived as "absurdly comfortable" all hinge on one fact: he is kept in permanent solitary confinement. Which is otherwise considered an additional (and harsh) punishment for regular pr
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by brazzy 3y ago
Yeah, you're not the first person noticing the Leopard Print Sofa Problem: https://redsails.org/suddenly-a-leopard-print-sofa-appears/
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by brazzy 3y ago
The smoke was likely from the engines running at full reverse to avoid the collision. But the ship lost power (you can see its lights going out in the video) and thus the ability to steer.
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by brazzy 3y ago
It's clearly visible in the video that the ship loses power twice before the collision.
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by brazzy 3y ago
> The water there was deep enough to be able to deal with loaded container ships. So, tens of meters at least. There are only a handful of ships in the world with a draft of more than 20 meters. The ship involved in the collision has a (
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by brazzy 3y ago
The ship loses power before the turn. The power loss could of course have been the result of a cyber attack, but a mundane mechanical failure seems more likely.
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by brazzy 3y ago
The power going off is most likely what caused the accident.
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by brazzy 3y ago
> large Technic sets often have expensive electronic and pneumatic parts that must be considered. On the other hand, Technic sets contain large numbers of pins, which are basically worthless.
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by brazzy 3y ago
Depends. In some situations it would in fact be better to have everyone discuss one person's shared screen, instead of having to constantly coordinate what they are talking about.
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by brazzy 3y ago
I don't see the comment arguing for that at all, and I don't think the analogy to crop monocultures being more vulnerable to pests really holds. There are good reasons we deride "security through obscurity" as valid, and
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by brazzy 3y ago
>The only change that isn't "breaking" is one that only adds functionality. Ha! Think again. On of the more annoying problems I had to analyze was when a new PHP version added a function that already existed in my applicat
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by brazzy 3y ago
The point is that many people expect them to be priced similarly because they think of the ingredients as the main costs (because those are the only costs they actually see when cooking for themselves), which they are not.
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by brazzy 3y ago
That's a big "if" in rural areas of third world countries, though.
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by brazzy 3y ago
The point is that at some sufficiently high humidity, fans and wet rags do not help any more, at all ! Combine that with sufficiently high temperatures, and it's not survivable. And will kill people with weak circulatory systems (i.e.

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