clajiness

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by clajiness 5y ago
> By the end of this century we'll have the technology to make carbon capture (and atmospheric carbon targeting more generally) a trivial exercise. Source?
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by clajiness 5y ago
> I learned with Kano OS (kid's computer kit) running on a Raspberry Pi at age 12. I wish I had been able to use a Pi at age 12. :) I had a Commodore64 that I LOVED.
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by clajiness 5y ago
> What the hell is going on when we are silencing senior scientists who are extremely worried about an experimental drug that we're giving to the entire world??! What exactly is “experimental” about a vaccine that has not only been
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by clajiness 5y ago
Yes, you can. Check out the "Framework Laptop DIY Edition". You can select to have it built without an OS.
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by clajiness 5y ago
So… Why bother replying then?
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by clajiness 5y ago
Read about the Synology XX15 series. At least Synology worked hard to remedy the situation.
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by clajiness 5y ago
Terrible comment. No one is forcing medical treatment. Private businesses can mandate vaccinations for employees, but no one is forcing the employee to continue their employment.
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by clajiness 5y ago
Thank you for the link!
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by clajiness 5y ago
Probably not. As a Minnesotan, I'd consider a country like Norway, but I fear that a good chunk of the coastal cities will eventually be underwater anyway.
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by clajiness 5y ago
> wasn't May 2020 around peak covid terror time? I bought my current house in May 2020. We got a ton for our old house due to people starting to move to the burbs, but still paid a good price (relative to today) for our current hous
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by clajiness 5y ago
> its orbit takes it from just beyond the orbit of Saturn (10.9 AU) all the way out to the Oort Cloud It looks like it currently orbits the sun.
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by clajiness 5y ago
Lake Superior is perpetually cold and near-sterile when you get deep enough. Not the greatest place if you want bodies to decompose.
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by clajiness 5y ago
Same. No need for the Microsoft account, although it is tricky to find.
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by clajiness 5y ago
How many times are you going to copy/paste this? dO yOuR oWn ReSeArCh!
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by clajiness 5y ago
> You mean, like AirTag/Find My? Can you explain your comparison?
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by clajiness 5y ago
> Since then; Netflix and (...x streaming platform) made it easier/better to Pay for the content than pirate it. I'd argue that Sonarr, Radarr, etc, have made this process far easier and better than paying for it.
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by clajiness 5y ago
Trees.
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by clajiness 5y ago
> Basically jewelers refuse to buy back diamonds at any reasonable price (compared to original retail value. And refuse to make new rings with old diamond etc. I bought my wife's diamond out of an ugly ring I found at a pawn shop. I
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by clajiness 5y ago
> plus, whoever idiot designed the usb-at-the-bottom mouse The batteries last so long in those mice, plus you can get an almost full day's charge in about two minutes. It takes a real idiot to run into issues with it. :)
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by clajiness 5y ago
> "This would be quite an accelerated timeline if Apple ships its second-generation M-series chip only eight months after the first." The M1 was available on Nov. 17th, 2020. The article states that the chip is entering mass pr
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by clajiness 6y ago
We can assume what they were implying, but it seems like a legitimate question. Also, Ubiquiti is an American company, right?
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by clajiness 6y ago
I'm gaming on my Xbox right now with specific ports forwarded. I guess "absolutely must" is a bit much, huh? UPNP has no place in a secure network.
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by clajiness 6y ago
When did link aggregation become "fancy corporate garbage"?
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by clajiness 6y ago
Exactly. Most other manufacturers were/are cheating as well. I've owned a few recent VWs and have found they're fine vehicles. The current gen Tiguan was underpowered, but my MK7 GTI and MK7.5 Golf R are amazing cars. I have
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by clajiness 6y ago
You do know that you can prevent IOT devices from reaching the internet, right? Our Wemo gear, cameras, etc, get blocked by my firewall. Problem solved while still benefiting from their convenience.
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by clajiness 6y ago
They do, in fact, help on ice. There are plenty of youtube videos showing winter tire demos on hockey rinks. And again, yes, they help substantially in 2 feet of snow. I agree that properly treated roads are necessary, but we treat roads fo
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by clajiness 6y ago
Maybe, just maybe, more people could start buying winter tires. I wish our local governments would require them during the winter.
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by clajiness 6y ago
I don't think that's the point being debated.
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by clajiness 6y ago
Ok. Why? I have one and it's great.
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by clajiness 6y ago
The government can't even call it what it is; Daylight saving time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time

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