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by consp 3mo ago
Inside can be as well. Please manually review these 5000 lines of slop I generated while watching YouTube and verify the unreadable readme due to all the bloat and icons is correct with the code. If that is not soul crushing I would not kno
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by consp 3mo ago
It can be helpful in your understanding the choices made by asking questions and thus in reassurance, but it requires something most people lack: understanding you are likely wrong since you are just collecting information without understan
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by consp 3mo ago
Of course no services to fake this exists or have existed. I mean, a well determined person can het around such issues.
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by consp 3mo ago
Barbar, likely short for barbarus which in this context likely means foreigner. It can also mean cruel, uncivilized or savage but I'm taking the not-roman approach here. I'll add "unable to understand context" to my list
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by consp 3mo ago
Isn't the hard data the loss of the hotel a few years down the road due to being noncompetitive due to declining customers caused by the penny pinching?
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by consp 4mo ago
Most of the AM allowance is grandfathered in if you had an A or B license, some still combine them though. For some countries (like mine), while AM has those maxima, but the only vehicles allowed in the AM category are low power mopeds (sub
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by consp 4mo ago
Why didn't the review process spot this obvious error? Oh wait ... @codex review this
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by consp 4mo ago
A vague promise which you pretend to beleave and can make believable to other is just business advice unfortunately.
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by consp 4mo ago
You don't need a car for football matches. You need a car for convenience because [fill lazy reason]. And if one person rents a van you can take half the team...
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by consp 4mo ago
Your first paragraph sounds like a religion.
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by consp 4mo ago
> Can you actually saturate the links with the spinning drives? I can mostly saturate my toy 100gbit link with it on read (to memory, since the other side also needs to not be the problem). Just for as long as it's already in the ZF
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by consp 4mo ago
If you are at home and want to do DIY you can put OpenWRT on quite a few of them in case you don't want to sell them or dump them as e-waste.
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by consp 4mo ago
Maybe a French or Canadian person typed it wrong often and complained about the weird location of the w. Don't think it is the reason but there are more than one way to explain there lines of thought.
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by consp 4mo ago
Google maps uses suggestive names (e.g. a park walkway given a name by the municipality) as official road names, and when it does that it marked it as a cycling path. Both are invalid and cycling on them is illegal. This has been going on f
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by consp 4mo ago
It's easy talking points during elections but requires lengthy legal procedures and thus gets chopped immediately. Politicians gonna be politicians. Better to be talking about the time of day than some other dog whisle.
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by consp 4mo ago
I'm not sure but it sounds like a skirmish to lure out the lobby groups talking points into the wide open by the voice of the EU commission.
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by consp 4mo ago
The Maltese route is still open but a bit different since 2025. It's now citizenship by merit (aka the old by investment, since dumping money is considered a cultural contribution).
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by consp 4mo ago
Doesn't the block simply get marked as deleted and only wiped on a write?
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by consp 4mo ago
By the time post quantum matters for things like firmware packages the thing they've build, even if done well, will have been broken anyway in some other form. But rules are rules, thy must obey and introduce more logical errors and bu
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by consp 4mo ago
It is always interesting to point out to people claiming it would be better to not cure people that over half of the people in the room would be dead by the age of 5. That likely includes them.
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by consp 4mo ago
Don't know where you get your apples but I can buy 1 if I want. Just not at the supermarket since they optimise to sell you more than you need. No regulation involved here.
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by consp 4mo ago
Or people with not enough time, not enough resources and too much overtime already to kill off any happyness in creating the product.
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by consp 4mo ago
Damn this is horrible. So the author chose to waste everyone's time by expanding with cow manure. I generally don't read much articles online anymore since they are all likely to contain slop unless authored by known non-slop user
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by consp 4mo ago
What's wrong with a good cli?
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by consp 4mo ago
That number usually includes cost of habitat and others. It's also a stupid number as it is skewed by how much you can squeeze out of your employees. A better number would be to compare it vs revenue per capita.
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by consp 4mo ago
If those don't go the caps and coils will eventually.
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by consp 4mo ago
The EEVBlog[1] video about this has a nice example of only a single chinese manufacturer offering the same stuff as TI now does, even with the same PNP instead of NPN topology. All the others are comparable to the original. 1: https:/
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by consp 4mo ago
This sounds like the "everything you create in your own time is company property since we cannot distinguish if what you do in your own time isn't company related" clause in some contracts. Under no circumstance is it actable
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by consp 4mo ago
Interesting analogy since there is lots of stuff you can't use a dishwasher for without harming or destroying it.
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by consp 4mo ago
The problem is the low levels have no influence whatsoever. The higher ups force crap down and none ever comes back.

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