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by esseph 7mo ago
> just like audiophiles can tell the difference This whole thread is based on the tested idea that they cannot.
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by esseph 7mo ago
> The thing with dot-com was that there was actual public market corruption & euphoria. Just like now, the financial cup game is insane. Commiting money to a company that plans on doing a thing if they can get another company to do a
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by esseph 7mo ago
Will anybody be able to power it?
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by esseph 7mo ago
> And? What does that have to do with the absence of witnesses of a sex trafficking ring involving anyone else? Did you just ask, in a post about evidence being taken and keep from investigators, why there isn't evidence? > This
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by esseph 7mo ago
> This is all fine and well, but misses one little detail: drones. That's why A-10s are patrolling the 6 mile wide straight for 2 hours a flight. They can take out the larger Iranian drones much cheaper than any other platform we ha
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by esseph 7mo ago
> You misunderstand my point. I’m saying that if there are any credible accusations in “the files” beyond those well-documented ones against Epstein and Maxwell, then the accusers would be known publicly anyway when they’re disclosed. Th
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by esseph 7mo ago
If I could buy modern apple hardware and run the Linux of my choice, I probably would. I have 0 interest in the apple ecosystem.
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by esseph 7mo ago
If the newest batch of 10,000 is approved, we're up to 17,000 combat troops deployed for this. (Marines there as of Mar 27, another 3,500 in about two weeks, and then at least 1 battalion of the 82nd Airborne, plus another 10,000 reque
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by esseph 7mo ago
https://www.404media.co/the-signal-clone-the-trump-admin-use...
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by esseph 7mo ago
> And of course if anything was released from super secret “the files” they’re definitely still covering up, they’d become publicly known. They've been caught trying to do Trump related reactions at least three times now.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Really? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_investigation_origins_c...
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by esseph 7mo ago
Braindead dumbass take. Accountability means everyone not just the ones we like, that's why we're still stuck in Epstein hell. One of the assholes alluded to in killing people is dead. The other is still alive. Accountability.
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by esseph 7mo ago
What does this comment even mean???
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by esseph 7mo ago
Telling my children that "cargo cults" happened because of Rust :)
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by esseph 7mo ago
> I simply don’t understand why 150 people receive so much attention It's called motherfucking *accountability*
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by esseph 7mo ago
There are a lot of people that have made a lot of money and careers because developers in particular don't want to know or don't care to know how to manage this stuff. They need to get over it. Pick up some Ansible and or Terrafor
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Maybe even in this thread! Maybe! :-)
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by esseph 7mo ago
Maneuverability isn't new either, aim-9x's can pull 60Gs. MUTANT missiles will take that a step further as the tech works through the Program Office trials. I'm not sure what point it is you're trying to make here, this
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by esseph 7mo ago
Maybe if you gave them a decade.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Mach 5, high maneuverability, inside the atmosphere. Normally a non-ballistic trajectory. That's been the goal for a very long time. https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/NCO-Journal/Archive... https:&#x2
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by esseph 7mo ago
I mean, yeah. I've seen a network infrastructure monitoring system for an ISP, a router config generator tool, and a go-based BGP EVPN daemon in the past week. All are in production.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Nobody is looking at that, they're watching TikTok and ReelShorts
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Where are the vibe coded apps that are actually good? Where are the new, innovative creations built by “normal” people? Because by now you’d think we’d see them. They're busy using them. They're probably not GitHub users or H
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by esseph 7mo ago
The very definition of hypersonic requires at least Mach 5 in terms of speed. sigh
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Being unable to do this is being completely out of shape. Really not advocating for the time. It's quite slow compared to most US military standards. I'm simply talking about my love of visual "fatbodies" that somet
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by esseph 7mo ago
"no it's solid boosters that do not follow the usual ballistic trajectory" Hypersonics do not. They are extremely fast and extremely low flying.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Air defense works in layers where each layer often covers for another. S300 is good, but it's just one piece of a useful anti air defense strategy.
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by esseph 7mo ago
I fly with them all the time. You can print your tickets at the ones that do bag check in where bag drop-off is, or the attendant that checks your ID and takes your bags can print them for you.
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by esseph 7mo ago
What? Anthropic ($1.5B+ Settlement): In September 2025, Anthropic agreed to pay at least $1.5 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit over using roughly 500,000 copyrighted books from "shadow libraries" to train their Claude LLMs
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by esseph 7mo ago
You can also print them at the numerous Alaska Airlines kiosks at most airports

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