darkcha0s

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by darkcha0s 5y ago
this paper is about natural immunity + getting the vaxx, so technically theres nothing like artificially boosted natural immunity
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Yeah, Germany threatens its own digital sovereignty by letting dinosaurs do digitalisation while falling asleep at the job
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
There are plenty of professions where the people work just as hard as professional sports people. The wealth accumulated has nothing to do with working hard or not working hard, but rather with the public visibility of the outcome of the wo
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Most probably because that tiny glider with a rocket bolted to it, is pushing more / has more dangerous limits than a subsonic airliner. It's much faster to go outside the designed flight envelope if you're 3x supersonic at
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
>activation at too low a speed would cause the vehicle to break apart. A breathtakingly bad design for a spacecraft. I do hope you know that outside its designed flight envelope, almost any space craft / rocket / airplane break
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Just had a look here: https://wearebeautiful.info/browse/by-part
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
The author already lost me with the snarky "(If you don't know what to do with a tar.gz file, you certainly won't know what to do with a "git repository". Move along; nothing to see here.)" If you say that, but
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
I disabled ad block to see what you were on about. There is one little slide up banner at the bottom that you can close. If you don't have an adblock (mine disabled that), how is this ad-laden to you?
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Why are like 70% of the models vaginas?
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Odd, I've used it many times and everything works.
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Imagine being this indoctrinated that 20 years of occupation is ok, and that these people (who live in that country btw) should be ok with their family members aimlessly dying
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
The people impacted include US Diplomats, so I'm not sure being poor and living in poverty is an easy explanation here.
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
What stops google now from being able to modify the apps? You honestly think because you signed it, they can't bundle it with whatever they want to?
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
What kind of weird ass psychoanalysis is this? People who pay money for products and connect them to the internet are stupid and have money?
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
If you are using a single region/DC to store safety critical data you're already doing it wrong, and whoever handles your disaster recovery plan should be fired
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
I'll gladly take a few minutes of outage, if it means some guy doesn't have to run into an oxygenless building with nothing but a breathing apparatus to restart my server
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
I'm sure you've never made a mistake. The best way (in a team), to tackle mistakes, is to ensure the process in place corrects these mistakes. The only way to do that, is a post-mortem/learning from the mistake. If you blame
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Just scalp enough 3090's with RGB lighting and you might just have enough light/wattage to grow
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
>But the amount of funding they're getting is scraps from any of these organizations that, I'm sure, get way more than $24K/year value from Babel It's hard to measure the value it provides, but generally thats a weird
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Companies have a lot of money, and a lot of it to burn. OSS doesn't.
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
Having worked a the consulting arm of a big 4, what this article (slightly) misses, is that auditing is a limited market (you can count how many Fortune 500 companies there are that need auditing), while there is a practically open ended am
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
>good news post about something MSFT owned on HN >comment(s) about how MSFT is inherently evil and doesn't deserve credit The HN cycle continues.
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
FWIW the duckduckgo extension already shows the github.com website as tracker free, so they take a pretty strong stance on privacy. I think the why (ie. why does github take this stance on user pages) is pretty self explanatory in this sit
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by darkcha0s 5y ago
I used with a design agency on my current project. Have to say, I was very satisfied by the feature set, considering the output is generally the same as what can be made easily using a common toolset (ie. html/css, it even gives you th
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
Been using the Apps for a few years and can't say I share the same problems.
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
>But one day, a colleague spots Bob working on his project during work hours and informs his manager about this little stint Bob's problem was using his work hours to work on his personal side projects. While there is some truth to
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
http://turkishnewstuhaf.blogspot.com/2019/07/slick-russian-p... Be curious no more
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
It's easy enough to get into the App Store, and I suspect with the new number of applications they get every day, they can't manually monitor each one.
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
Maybe, just maybe, it's on you to learn the local language (even just basics) if you feel like relocating there?
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by darkcha0s 6y ago
As I mentioned into the other comment- you are shoehorning decentralism into the topic. Not everyone has the belief that central banks are destroying peoples lives; or at least most will recognize the role it plays in keeping a relatively s

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