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cartoonworld
5y ago
Seems reasonable, semi is fabbed with a lithographic process, the # of devices on the wafer isn’t necessarily tightly coupled with size, has variable resolution and defects. The work unit is completed wafers that later get binned into diffe
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cartoonworld
5y ago
>Because unlike in a Ponzi scheme, the US government can simply choose to create more money, It sure can, but this doesn't go far enough. The US Govt' can only choose to "print money". It cannot choose otherwise. Th
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Discord is not bad for me wrt resource usage, but it wasn't always good and it had problems. I've been impressed by their development. The Revolt.chat SPA looks decent, if featureless, and will probably be fine as the project prog
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cartoonworld
5y ago
You are right, it is possible, but it is definitely a little bit harder and you still get a chance to notice an anomaly (delay, marks, intuition even)
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Yes, you have to bring your block cipher unless you are 100% sure all the MTAs are using your e2ee scheme. >I guess you're saying that an encrypted email could travel through a provider that keeps a copy of it in the hopes that quan
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Today's money is not gold, livestock, gems, or slaves as it has been for thousands of years. Fractional reserve banking (and the modern electronic economic system) virtualizes currency in a way that would be called a dupe bug in any MM
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5y ago
I watched some Mind Field and thought it was ok, but thought it was not as engaging as vsauce regular content. I figured that vsauce is good at making videos he makes. They gave him a cable format & crew and it didn't really transl
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cartoonworld
5y ago
It's impossible to choose a "secure" email provider, unfortunately. Email can't guarantee E2EE without a block cipher tool like GPG. Even if your provider stores and transmits only encrypted email data, once sent it do
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Small, cheap vehicles are made small and cheap. After a couple of years of trying to do 80-90mph on the interstate or turn pike twice per day at least, a 0.63liter 3-Cylinder Daihatsu "Wake" (with cvt and 60hp) is gonna feel prett
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5y ago
Sure, but a sidewinder missile is pretty quick too ... this is apples to oranges since you can easily fit a girl and a dog into a Subaru Sambar, try that in the rod :)
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5y ago
How is the Spacia if you splash through a bit of a puddle on the highway? Does the wheel jerk, bump steer a ton at that speed? If you happen to have noticed, how does it handle something like a steel plate (temporarily placed during road wo
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5y ago
You are mentioning these geological time scales such as 15,000 years ago, but those figures representing delta are derived from a 42 year period. What is the delta if you account for the temperatures relating to any significant change in hu
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5y ago
Thanks, appreciated greatly
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Question to downvotes: I’ve seen people saying in these comments often that you have to use safari. I am using ff on my iOS device right now, what am I missing?
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Firefox works fine on iOS
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Totally reasonable response. I would like Apple to notify me so that I can call the police after my threshold of one NCMEC and other child-safety organization image identifier matches on my personal computer systems. This will violate
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cartoonworld
5y ago
>Apple computes a hash of each image you upload to iCloud then check it against a list of CP hashes. I don't think it computes a hash of the image, it's a tad more involved than that. Simple hashing is easily evaded. They must
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cartoonworld
5y ago
You can buy some quats (quaternary ammonium compounds) which is a good safe food service sanitizer. Ecolab oasis multiquat is what I buy, it’s like $80-100 but the dilution ratio means you are unlikely to run out.
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cartoonworld
5y ago
It sounds a bit like Hypercard. If MS made a wordpad powerpoint hypercard?
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Wrt health effects of gasoline, it is bad for you full stop. The chemistry should be improved or changed if needed, however leaded (pb) fuel should never return. We are definitely better off.
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cartoonworld
5y ago
Yeah weatherstripping is horrible, but there is an aftermarket for that, too. Dorman (USA) makes a lot of these kits, you can often get all sorts of surprising parts from them, but they sell out their runs, too. Thing about that kind of par
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5y ago
I agree its annoying, personally I hate them. They usually serve to allow for automatic roll-away protection. On new Jeep Latitudes they come on automatically when the vehicle senses you have the vehicle running and are stopped, with the do
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cartoonworld
5y ago
In the US market, I've found pads and rotors on the aftermarket for VW Passat for any model year including 2021. Centric sells pads and rotors front and rear. VW (and others such as some Jeep) uses an electronic parking brake which req
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5y ago
The CVEs are due to the bug reporting, the bugs are not. The point is that memory safety bugs are the gift that keeps on giving. You can throw as much money into the problem as you want, and the inherent complexity of memory management mean
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5y ago
It doesn't follow that they suppress Filipino colonization, is there some example of teachers union demanding of legislators that they pass laws like that? It's also hard to get elected without people voting for you, or funding fo
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5y ago
we are treating it like a flu to which we are completely immunogically naive. this kind of thing is not mysterious. its a natural disaster or global catastrophe and its happened before. we have also had the mrna technology for over a decade
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Germany was a republic with a constitution and elected leaders after 1918. Kaiser Wilhelm II took power after Bismark, and abdicated at the end of the first war. Wilhelm died in 1941. Bismarck unified Germany in the latter 1800's as a
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The teacher's union does not dictate the curriculum. Typically the state legislatures dictate what is in the curriculum broadly, sometimes extra specifically, and the administrators and teachers create their lessons to satisfy the legi
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Deaths. There is so much beyond "merely" dying within the actual events that unfolded and continue. Only less than 60,000[0] people die per year from influenza, a family of viruses that is well understood, vaccines somewhat effe
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>if it were possible to live to 200 or 300, the population could get out of control pretty fast. Seems unlikely. Females generally decline in their ability to create children, males less so, but it is for sure a thing. People might crank
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