buckle8017

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by buckle8017 8mo ago
That pit also happens to be a great place to do rare earths extraction since there is zero chance of it ever being cleaned up. The acid is natural btw just from things leeching out of the rock walls.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
What are you talking about its trivial to avoid purchasing product's produced in environmentally unfriendly ways. All products from China are manufactured with electricity that is largely coal. You just mean it's not economical.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Driving on bad roads is just as bad for insurance as a bad driver is.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Biggest issue was always the fiat transfers.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
They have small populations and so many places to install dams they have their own words for it. Nobody else can do that.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Much of the developing world is close enough to the equator that solar and batteries just have to last a few days. In most developed countries solar is seasonal.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Smash it with a hammer. If you insist on erasing the data, overwrite the entire contents of the drive twice with random data. Doing it twice will blow away any cached as well (probably).
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Sure but the JIT js disable and limiting of image/video decoders are combined basically all the security from lockdown mode, so disabling it seems pointless.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
They're not actually investigating her, they're investigating a source that leaked her classified materials.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
I mean I tried it for a bit and I have to say it was a significant compromise. All kinds of random things don't work.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Lockdown mode significantly effects the usability of the phone. It completely disables JIT js in Safari for example.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Europeans consistently underestimate the scale of the subsidy that is the us military. We used to get things in return, like preferential trade agreements. Haven't gotten those since the early 90s. Free lunch is over, pay up.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Guy in charge of NATO (who is dutch I think) recently said EU would need to move to spending 10% GDP to plausibly not need the us military. So this is great and all but it's too little too late.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Needs a solver for cost that takes fuel needed, distance to station, fuel economy, and value of the drivers time.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
hopefully you've also modified the quizzes to be handwriting compatible. I once got "implement a BCD decoder" with about a 1"x4" space to do it.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Nobody expects their text messages to be backed up. They get deleted and people shrug.
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by buckle8017 8mo ago
Reddit is actually the worst of the bunch.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
So get a separate work phone and turn it off.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
10-100x cheaper
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
I swear windows is just full of sleeps and it doesn't matter how faster your system is.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
The very start of the incident is an officer chasing a woman, she slips and falls, the officer chasing her catches up and then Pretti pushes the officer away.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
That depends on how aggressively the service is restarted.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
Shopify is basically the only really successful Canadian start-up. It's very hard to run a very small business here.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
Obviously the actual number of missiles Taiwan has is not public, but I suspect they have enough that reliably intercepting a full barrage is not something even the us could pull off.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
> AI has a physical dependency in Taiwan that can be easily destroyed by Chinese missiles, even without an invasion Taiwan has missiles with the range and warheads to strike the three gorges dam. An attack by China would end very poorly
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
Unfortunate probably cheaper to reroute the lake.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
> Large attendance at Democratic political rallies during the 2024 election was dismissed as being paid for by the campaign And then they lost and the odds of those people being paid actors seems less ridiculous.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
You're simply wrong. Most of the world is priced out of purchasing oil. When the price declines those people can (and do) buy the oil westerners aren't using. But don't trust me, here's the data. https://ourwo
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
it will not, ai reads and "believes" the heavily cited but incorrect papers.
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by buckle8017 9mo ago
All modern regex libraries have a Unicode mode. Also regex predates utf8.

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