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by de6u99er 3y ago
Plenty of NATO interventions, where not a single NATO member was attacked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NATO_operations Russias melting permafrost has made many natural resources available. I bet some politica
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by de6u99er 3y ago
It's not a ruse. IMO Russia had two options. Allow NATO membership for Ukraine or invade them. I velieve if Putin would have allowed Ukraine to join NATO he would have had an accident qnd someone else would have ordered the invasion o
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by de6u99er 3y ago
Coal doesn't work. Many houses in Europe have one gas heating per apartment.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
True, but those ports exist now.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I suggest to study this Wikipedia article. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine%E2%80%93NATO_relations
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I have never said that. But sanctions against Russia have been very good for US gas exports. Putin had two options. Either allow Ukraine become a NATO member which would have resulted in him being replaced or invading Ukraine.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
https://nivenly.org/projects/
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I hope this will continue somehow!
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by de6u99er 3y ago
That's brutal because it was unexpected, and her loved ones could not say good bye.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I guess it has to do with their lack of open source drivers, and I bet you can install NVidia or Intel drivers by yourself.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I would add companies that invested into fancy office space, which is hard to justify because nobody wants to use it.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I remember the time when we only had red, green, and orange LEDs. Blue LEDs were a real game changer.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I got myself a cooking robot (Bosch Cookit). All I have to do is buy ingredients, follow the instructions on the display, and put it to the dishwasher after cooking. The recipes are easy to follow, very tasty and most of them are healthy.
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How China Is Building an Open National Chip Plan Around RISC-V(hpcwire.com)
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I love how he made Wozniaks Apple1 code run on his breadboard computer with just a few minor modifications I highly recommend watching his "Build a 65c02-based computer from scratch" video series. -> https://youtube
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by de6u99er 3y ago
That's awesome news!
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Seagate Corvault – Self-Healing, High Density Data Storage(seagate.com)
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Unifying Large Language Models and Knowledge Graphs: A Roadmap(arxiv.org)
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Hundreds of subreddits plan to go dark indefinitely after Reddit CEO's memo(techcrunch.com)
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I blame Reddit's leadership for bad decision making. They have basically decided to apply every known dark and anti pattern. I remember when they started using those annoying pop ups to ask people if they want to rather use the officia
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by de6u99er 3y ago
u/spez's AMA was a complete dumpster fire. Hard to believe he's the CEO.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I'm using the ClearURL browser extension for that. It's also a available on Firefox Mobile. Unfortunately some apps are making it harder to open links directly in Firefix. E.g. Reddit's app has removed the possibility to open
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by de6u99er 3y ago
That's quite embarrassing. I personally am happy that my favored candidate has won in the end. People need to stop using this horrible tool. I have watched people doing things in Excel in seconds for stuff that would take me multiple m
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by de6u99er 3y ago
I brlieve self driving can be achieved through standards, e.g. if roads become digital. Street signs and cars could communicate the current state of traffic in real time with other cars. It should be left to the state to detect certain even
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by de6u99er 3y ago
This was a novel idea once. But nowadays I would stay away from plugging in a usb device of someone I just met.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
It would require some heavy modernization to make it acceptable.Not sure if it could still be called Irix after such an effort.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
- DuckDB is written in C++ - SQLite is written in C I wouldn't consider any of those written in a memory safe language. Although SQLite has been battle hardened over many years, while DuckDB is a relatively new project. That bei
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by de6u99er 3y ago
More likely an Android exploit WhatsApp is making use of instead of doing the right thing and reporting it to Google.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
AFIK all zones (a, b, and c) have been reported to be down. I'd love to understand ehat happened.
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by de6u99er 3y ago
>“Microsoft Edge now has a creator follow feature that is enabled by default,” says Rivera in a conversation with The Verge. “It appears the intent was to notify Bing when you’re on certain pages, such as YouTube, The Verge, and Reddit.

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