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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Meh, I disagree. It is not a feature of evolution, it is completely accidental. Evolution doesn't give a damn about any of that at all. All that it is doing is selecting for survival and reproduction. Things find a niche that allow the
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Well, instead of a teensy, the esp32 is sure a good bet. But since you've got the Pi, the next logical step is to get an rtc upgrade and run chrony/openntpd and a backup dns cache. Why not? I mean its right there on the desk. Coul
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
I did not say military bases, I said installations, which I understand to mean permanent, semi-permanent, or maintained presences of materiel or infrastructure supporting military or reconnaissance. In retrospect, you are a bit right here.
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
More than that, it would have to have to be statistically significant versus crime in similar counties, cities, and the country as a whole. Some quick searches[0] show an overall crime drop in the USA since 1999, ~2010, and certainly the be
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Interesting, thanks. I just read this post on Popehat[0] recounting an event while Ken White was working for an LA federal judge back in the day. He was brought to a ceremony conducted by Judge Ronald S.W. Lew where numerous, VERY elderly F
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Reading the articles, I've found the Pasco Sheriff ILP manual[0] in question which was obtained by Tampa Bay Times. The section specifically relating to kids is on Page 70. Interesting read, though I haven't had much time to inges
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Given the thousands of US Mil installations all across the globe, foreign intervention and police actions, geopolitical intrigue, etc it is unfortunately looking more and more like a Pax Romana -- a troubling sign, depending on your perspec
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
In large commercial applications ammonia is still commonly used. Getting this crazy crap out of our homes and stuff is indeed a big step forward, though
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
You may very well be correct, we haven't moved nearly at all on this problem in 50 years, and we are really far behind. On the plus side, moving combustion from vehicles to centralized sources does a lot for much better efficiency. The
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
The vaccinated people can spread the disease like you can still get herpes when you use a condom. FYI, condoms grant you a 30% reduction of infection rate for the relevant type. We should definitely be vaccinated, and in in doing so, using
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Joke acknowledged :) but... The oil isn't turned into plastic[0], the petrochemicals used in plastic don't compete with fuel, it is a byproduct of the oil extraction and fracturing process[1] mostly from the lighter natural gas co
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Yes, it could really use an update. The main pain point for me is the article view in the app. I would prefer that it display the comments as it does but open the article in my browser of choice. The built-in browser view is a little janky,
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Dang, what a gambit. Assuming rational actors, it must look pretty bad from the top of the inside to yolo this kind of hail mary. I wonder what this looked like passing by legal? I mean if PR let this out, assuming they even have that kind
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
I use materialistic(on fdroid and gplay) because it gives me a phone home screen widget of top hn stories. https://f-droid.org/is/packages/io.github.hidroh.materialist...
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
This strokes my interests...thinking aloud a bit here. This is somewhat offtopic, but it interests me and I can do what I want :) >3) we have bloody revolutions to claw it back and hope for the best. The structure of modern society, weal
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Plastic does not sequester carbon. However, if there were a bioplastic that did not degrade or a process to reclaim atmospheric co2 into plastic stock, it would be a great way to sequester carbon so long as it does not break down and is pil
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
What you mentioned here is for sure true, but mainly the pertinent data revolves around burning the stuff. All the petrochemicals aren't doing this, its the ghg, mostly from combustion. Sorry to quote in this way, it isn't meant t
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
A lot to parse here, so I just feel like picking a couple of points. There exist lubricants for which non-fossil crude oil production sources are possible such as PAG and others. Likewise, there exist many plastics and synthetic rubber that
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Electric does not have a more direct energy transfer through physical contact. Consider your GPU or CPU: with the cooling fan disconnected, imagine or even very carefully experiment with the tempuratures that the heat sink will reach. Now u
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Point taken wrt greenhouse, but I don't think we're gonna be that desperate even considering how bad the situation already is, and is likely to get. Gas cooking is a really tiny fraction of residential greenhouse emissions. Natura
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Adding to this, just imagine for a sec what temperature your GPU or processor's heat sink would reach without its fan on. Now, what happens if you took it out, cleaned off the thermal paste and did the same experiment? :)
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
This is at the very least a reasonable description of the actual events. But even now that we have acknowledged "highly curable" to be relative to other types of cancer, pancreatic cancer being among the most sinister and deadly,
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
This is absolutely incorrect, he had islet cell neuroendocrine cancer, which is a much less common form of pancreatic cancer. "Highly curable pancreatic cancer" is a totally ludicrous statement. The prognosis of these type of tumo
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
I am struggling to see how this relates at all to how I have answered your rhetorical questions from before. As you are well aware, it is a material thing how the structure of this kind of indoctrination occurs in society and this I have ad
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
No, don't get lost in the insincere gaslighting.
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
The answer to your questions are very many, and some. The numbers are of course relative, but consider the following: During the 1980's early internet, white supremacist groups were among the first[0] to being using the new medium for
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
The hardware is readily available, you can also just use yagi or directional normal wifi, but the real difficulty is getting buy in and people to want to connect. Is it the sole internet or backup is an important question to answer. Find a
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
Mirrors on the ceiling / The pink champagne on ice And she said "We are all just prisoners here, of our own device" And in the master's chambers / They gathered for the feast They stab it with their s
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
I just took a close look at a new model 3. I identified how the damage occurred in about 5 seconds. The coolant line runs right next to the rear sway bar and is visible from outside the vehicle. There is a basic plastic gaurd plate along th
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by cartoonworld 5y ago
I know so many people who are or have been walking around with health conditions they either can't, don't think they can, or are literally afraid to fix because they don't want to ruin their family's financial prospects

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