cvccvroomvroom

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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
That's how California operates already. Defenseless population who aren't allowed to defend themselves, skyrocketing crime, and police who are borderline worthless.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Bullets are easier to make than guns. So what's your next bright idea?
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Approximately 0.01%. It's a moral panic.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
That's the dumbest thing I've read all year.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Wow, lots of pro chemical lobbyists here who have no clue about chemical residues or cross-contamination. Eat organic.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
GM is all about pushing farmers into a dangerous monoculture and beholden to buying seed without an ability to save even their own non-GMO seed.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
And I would hazard a guess that this "mountain of evidence" was bought and paid-for by Monsanto.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
The US lacks effective regulation and the precautionary principle with respect to chemical safety, agriculture, and food safety. Food safety in the US is mostly regulated by the FDA but it is grossly underfunded, understaffed, aspirational,
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Would you drink it?
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Salt and vinegar can do the same. Chemically-intensive pollution and contamination of the food supply, air, soil, and water is a choice. But it's not a Hobson's choice. Go organic.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Patrick Moore will stop by again to offer to drink it to prove how safe it is.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Doesn't say if they drove through flood waters or just heavy rain. If the former, then perhaps the owners were expecting something for nothing. This article seems bent on spreading irresponsible misinformation rather than bringing evi
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
80's or 90's open source? There was no effective internet. There were only BBSes and Compuserve. FOSS took off in the 00's.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
AGPL-like licenses are explicitly banned at Google and Meta.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
You're painting with a broad brush a religious view of an idealized tech stack rather than the problem of motivations at different scales that aren't equal or necessary for each. Large companies reward resume-grade impact, not cle
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
> The ultra talented person will laugh at the offers that employers are willing to make right now and turn them down. I'm unmotivated to look for this reason. As an IC6 SRE, I won't get out of bed for less than $250k TC. I have
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
USB is just the tip of the iceberg at the bottom of the stack. It's possible to restore and synchronize contents to and from Apple and Android phones to a computer over USB. The attack surface is therefore the OS and applications as we
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
You're completely wrong and offering bad advice. Every smartphone I know of still supports USB data, from all Apple and all Samsung phones.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Looks alright. Multi GNSS that's well-engineered can be far more effective than using one system. The trick will be assuring the same geo model and accounting for the differences in calibrated time. Pseudo-wavelength counting is essent
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Lol. Okay. This article is shit and wrong. GPS has had readily achieved kinematic (while moving) accuracy 10 mm horizontally and 1000 mm vertically since 2000 with a base station or good WAAS, and good constellation coverage (flat land), ev
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
It's neat but dusting it would be tricky and kids would destroy it.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
There are two guardrails: 0. not being unprofessionally, unnecessarily critical 1. while delivering and receiving necessary constructive feedback about usability. It's a signal suggesting narcissistic tendencies without an ability to c
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Terminate everyone who pressed reply-to-all as they can't be trusted to follow simple directions and they shouldn't have a security clearance either.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
That's not how a university works.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Demographics vary by institution. Some shakedown the poor by packing 600 students to a lecture hall. The Stanford's get unlimited free laundry. Government isn't going to get involved here because most are private, for-profit masqu
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Most universities are on the death march to rebuild Versailles for athletes and whoever else. They can't even bother to build something beautiful like a gothic church with all that ill-got blood money. Instead, it's a construction
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
That's not a library, that's a workshop, bucko.
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
US inflation is about to run away long-term but Costco's gold bars are only useful to conspiracy theorist preppers, bribing Sen. Bob Menedez, and money launderers. (Bob only accepts 1 kg bars though.)
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
"Unhealthy" is a bit on the clickbait side. I barely have: - 2 Northgate Omnikey Ultras with ALPS switches - a Japanese RealForce with Topre 45g switches - a Patriot with Kailh Box Switches - an WASD V2 in need of a USB-C transcei
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by cvccvroomvroom 3y ago
Compatible possibly but unproven in production at scale like ZK.

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