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by dole 2y ago
DOGE is not an official government department, it’s a presidential advisory committee. It’s not going to have taxpayer funding, oversight and no far-reaching powers over other official departments besides shit-stirring and distraction.
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by dole 2y ago
Easy way to save some Cybertruck face and Tesla stock price. “Happy accidents.”
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by dole 2y ago
NBC news says the truck used reportedly had an black flag mounted on the back, probably one reason for the relatively quick terrorism labeling. edit, they mentioned it being “ISIS style” but pics they’re showing aren’t very clear and are wa
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by dole 2y ago
Close, we're training an AI model, profiting a mTurk and bypassing captchas
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by dole 2y ago
OP's username checks out.
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by dole 2y ago
Was this all a big Ovaltine scam
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by dole 2y ago
The RT-AC68U was released in 2013, but I realized that the AC1200 is the consumer tier below the AC68 and related series, so that explains the closer importance on better hardware, easier updating of firmware and development.
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by dole 2y ago
I have an Asus RT-AC1200, released in 2019 that hasn't had a firmware update since 2021/05 which is the reason why I bought the TP-Link. I do see Asus has a Nov 2024 firmware for that RT-AC68U on their site. As far as my TP-Link r
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by dole 2y ago
That's true, TP-Link isn't great about keeping their consumer product firmware secured or updated. ASUS isn't much better but when it comes to network gear, you kind of do get what you pay for. Selling models close to EOL or
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by dole 2y ago
Those running TP-Link gear might want to check whether theirs supports OpenWRT or another firmware option.
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by dole 2y ago
“Austenitic stainless steel (non-magnetic) resists corrosion better than ferritic or martensitic stainless steel (magnetic), which Tesla uses with the Cybertruck.”
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by dole 2y ago
Depends relative on the singeing and carbonization and other chemical reactions
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by dole 2y ago
My spouse worked as a server in a restaurant, was told not to do this and learned the hard way and it's common sense: someone has to empty the machine, clean it completely out, and wait for it to fill back up again which takes hours.
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by dole 2y ago
No, it won't. It's possible to 3d print suppressors that withstand multiple shots, even mag dumps if they're made robustly enough. He needed a Neilsen device or piston in the suppressor to assist with cycling on the action, w
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by dole 2y ago
He knew it was going to jam because he didn't have a proper device on his suppressor. He's not surprised that he has to rack the slide after every shot, he knows that it most likely will not cycle and he'll have to work it ma
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by dole 2y ago
I think someone speculated it was a Station Six because of the look of the gun and the newsmedia ran with it. The shooter is not twisting a pulling a welrod style action, they’re racking the slide every time because of the cartridges lack e
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by dole 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metcalf_sniper_attack it’s been 10 years, and you think it’d be easier to catch someone in manhattan in this day and age but things fall through the cracks. I hope satellite surveillance
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by dole 2y ago
Also a $200 tax stamp for each suppressor. Again, someone COULD buy a manufactured suppressor legally and tie all their credit info and everything back but according to the news this shooter: 1. Traveled on a Greyhound bus from somewhere be
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by dole 2y ago
When it comes to DIY suppressors, there's making your own from hardware scrap, making them from various oil and fuel filters, ordering them from an overseas vendor (Ali, Wish, etc) with the risk of customs, and now there's 3d prin
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by dole 2y ago
The Deny Defend Depose writings on the shell casings are a pretty fantastic red herring if it's NOT a disgruntled family member.
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by dole 2y ago
News is saying he used a B&T Station Six, it doesn't look like he's twisting to operate a Welrod action in the video to me. It looks like he's racking a slide. He doesn't hesitate like he discovers it's jammed a
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by dole 2y ago
New York State and City (separate firearms laws) already has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, requiring permits for purchasing pistols within NYC, concealed carry licenses throughout the state, magazine size limits, et
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by dole 2y ago
No one’s smuggling any quantity of autosears that you can buy on Aliexpress or Wish or print yourself on any 3d printer in 30 minutes.
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by dole 2y ago
The Dell Latitude business laptops now have a wired led and wired switch. Besides the white led, there’s no indication which is on or off, and I don’t trust any of the software or firmware chain to be reliable. (score one for macs being tra
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by dole 2y ago
perhaps more of a weighting system on proper names and whether it’ll return copyrightable material, strange what works and what just doesn’t. “lisa frank” doesn’t work, but “a clone of lisa frank” does. “deiter rams” doesn’t work, neither d
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by dole 2y ago
I'd imagine mostly to the productivity of the sloppers. Considering this looks like a Windows Office-wide default opt-in, I feel you'd have difficulty hitting 1% userbase.
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by dole 2y ago
Even though onions aren't perfectly symmetrical, they still optimally grow or radiate out from one axis/line through the middle. Stick a toothpick through a sphere as this line, and slice the sphere through perpendicular to the ax
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by dole 2y ago
I also thought I had my finger on the pulse of some The Onion/Lopez-Alt beef, like TMZ on the Food Network. ontopic edit: I am interested in an optimal onion cutting technique, while I'm happy with mine, the upside-down banana t
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by dole 2y ago
As a MM fan, I wanted to second this. Great work, engaging enough to make me finish it and wish there were more mechanics like the catapults and enemies.
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by dole 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y-yKmzP-4U A bit from Look Around You, a (fantastic) British comedy show made to look like retro science classroom educational videos, from the minds of Peter Serafinowicz and Robert Popper

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