cenamus

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by cenamus 2y ago
Thanks! But seeing that price, probably cheaper to build one myself
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by cenamus 2y ago
Ahh right, only the czechs revived the pre-christians terms!
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by cenamus 2y ago
Does anyone know anything about the czech/slovak "flip" clock on the top right of the ~fifth last picture? I'd love to have something like that for myself
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by cenamus 2y ago
Do you think the weld would fail or what are you alluding to? I'd assume that relatively large weld surface could stand up to the 200-ish Nm or however much it actually it is easily
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by cenamus 2y ago
But their goals are also kinda opposed, software security with not much concerns paid to freedom.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Ah yes, with transliteration that assumption goes out of the window haha
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by cenamus 2y ago
But it wasn't there for this reason, and if it was, I'm sure they would have had more than 250m of space to put it at the far ends of the airport.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Delimarsky sounds more than just a bit Czech/Slovak :)
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by cenamus 2y ago
Probably have to sweep across the frequency bands, so it's physically the only way to do it. Still stupid to do it more than once every 15 minutes
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by cenamus 2y ago
Option b could be more about breaking into some office that happens to contain those keys ;)
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by cenamus 2y ago
This is also quite common in some more synthetic languages, like most slavic ones for example. And the latin case is made muuuch more extreme due to the fact that we read poetry and stuff written in the yambic hexameter, which would have al
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by cenamus 2y ago
I suppose you've alreard heard of it, but Lingua Latina per se Illustrata is also supposed to be very good. Especially after having had to learn Latin the "old fashioned way", which is basically like learning English via anal
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by cenamus 2y ago
Even the apps that work for online banking, you can't use them for digital payments anymore. The old integrations worked fine but with Google Wallet even GrapheneOS isn't good enough
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by cenamus 2y ago
It will never happen because maybe the EU is faaaaar more diverse than the US? Yes there were/are more than one ethnic group, but it's always been massively dominated by Anglo-Americans, culturally as politically.
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by cenamus 2y ago
The red meat studies are about as junky as they get for nutrition ones, ane people really love to fly the "red meat literally causes cancer" thing around as if it is gospel.
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by cenamus 2y ago
*yet
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by cenamus 2y ago
And how exactly would that change the military strategy of a non-nuclear armed European strategy (save for NBC protection in armored vehicles I suppose...) or even individual people? For me it just makes zero sense to lose much sleep about
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by cenamus 2y ago
The US also has over 2x as many people and wayyyy more wealth
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by cenamus 2y ago
Would be great as a first try, and you can always superglue them on securely
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by cenamus 2y ago
> We control things that spin real fast and our previous experiences with C definitely resulted in some screwups that left you weak in the knees for a bit. Ha, you could almost read this as a stuxnet joke
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by cenamus 2y ago
Well, how does the answer change for an American? I mean we don't have the same thousands of megaton scale nukes anymore but still enough to fuck uf the world enough via one actor.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Would be interesting to know how much the anchor hangs to the back when it cut the cable, and whether it was the chain or the anchor itself.
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by cenamus 2y ago
And I thought the F/A-18 was sorta outdated by now... Are they flying it just for practice/training missions because it's cheaper, or did they upgrade it substantially?
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by cenamus 2y ago
"Upper echelon", "the rich and powerful", all some thin-veiled euphemisms for jews, among the antisemitic circles. The US just needs to accept that it has it's own nobility again, money aristocracy.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Of course there is, at 1:30, the lady even says it.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Yeah it's degrading. Half in the food, half down the sink I'd say? But what is it gonna do? The teflon isn't gonna do anything, maybe the binders/glue, but aslong as there's no new discoveries...
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by cenamus 2y ago
I agree, but some people, that are just 100% driven by success really become cunts that way, even in non-commercial sports. Never seems to be the best of the best though, more those in 2-3rd place or really narrow 1st place, something about
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by cenamus 2y ago
I mostly use wooden cookware, and I throw that and non-stick pans in the dishwasher, teflon is so chemically stable that it shouldn't matter. But yes, I just buy a new pan every ~2 years, sometimes 3.
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by cenamus 2y ago
Stainless steel doesn't have any pores, and they certainly don't "close" with a 200 degree difference (how even? It's steel). The video just shows a nice hot pan with oil in it, no matter the pan's made of, und
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by cenamus 2y ago
The whole point of non-stick pans is not to need any fat/oil, not even a little bit, though. No matter how often people tell me, stainless steel, carbon steel or cast iron, none are as good and low effort as a simple non-stick pan.

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