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fbanon
5y ago
This is why I simply don't throw away data. It's so cheap to just store it indefinitely. I have all my personal projects, emails, instant messages going back to 2002. It's literally just a matter of copying your home director
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fbanon
5y ago
You shouldn't feel bad about missing out. You would have sold anyway when it was worth $20. Or $50. Or $100. etc. Like the guy who've spent 10k BTC for two Papa John's pizzas in 2010.
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fbanon
5y ago
My brother was researching brain regeneration in rats, and he said they used cryogenically induced lesions as a test bed. So probably something similar.
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fbanon
5y ago
"The LD50 of glycine is 7930 mg/kg in rats (oral), and it usually causes death by hyperexcitability."
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fbanon
5y ago
Can we just address the fact that the PSTN is a completely insecure, Wild West tier, broken mess? Number spoofing, delayed disconnect, SIM hijacking, wtf? The fact that banks use that as a second authentication factor is beyond baffling, an
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fbanon
5y ago
Yes, and it's a well-known practice of scummy registrars like godaddy.
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5y ago
>though I question it because anyway doctors should get parent's signature to do it In my European country we got tuberculosis and hepatitis jabs in high school. There wasn't any permission or signature involved, we were just t
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fbanon
5y ago
Revolut has those: https://blog.revolut.com/introducing-disposable-virtual-card...
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fbanon
5y ago
Can't wait for the first large-scale exploit of this stuff, which will finally force DRAM manufacturers to fix their faulty crap.
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fbanon
5y ago
Might? Unless they are in the Solar System, they are too far away for any reasonable cooperation, period.
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fbanon
5y ago
Internal politics + bean counters at the wheels.
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fbanon
5y ago
>He's most certainly an important historical figure of our time According to what metric?
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fbanon
5y ago
An auditory approximation of dementia - what does that even mean? This is just an album that was inspired by what James Leyland Kirby (The Caretaker) read on dementia. It does not have anything to do with actually experiencing dementia.
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fbanon
5y ago
Is it safe to buy this stuff over the internet/dark web? I want to try it, maybe it has nootropic effects on healthy brains too.
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fbanon
5y ago
I've asked a few people and everyone said that their imagination is not as hi-def as their vision. I.e. when they imagine something it's not like an image was cut & pasted onto their visual field. So I'm pretty sure your
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fbanon
5y ago
>My wife can see like full Technicolor motion pictures in her mind with special effects and superstar cameos. Nah, it's not like that. When we imagine something it's not like we actually see those things like real visual stimul
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fbanon
5y ago
5.3.3 Apps may not use in-app purchase to purchase credit or currency for use in conjunction with real money gaming of any kind, and may not enable people to purchase lottery or raffle tickets or initiate fund transfers in the app.
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fbanon
5y ago
Lol, no. Apple will never associate with something as sketchy as crypto. The same reason they won't ever allow porn or gambling on the AppStore. Apple is about happy families, pastel colors and round shapes.
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fbanon
5y ago
>CAD software with an open source kernel This one in itself would be a tremendous undertaking.
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fbanon
5y ago
>Where industrial has a more narrow acceptable operating temperature range *wider
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fbanon
5y ago
Yeah. And autonomous flight is already solved. Just like autonomous trains. What's so surprising?
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5y ago
>I assume you cannot start torrenting from your home in Texas without getting into problems. Why?
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fbanon
5y ago
Already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERCOM Since the 1950s!
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5y ago
>When did Linus become ok with Rust in the kernel? He didn't. But he knows politics.
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5y ago
Maybe those projects are considered "done".
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5y ago
>I just assume the person hasn’t showered in a week Is it any of your business?
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5y ago
I'm gonna lock my pregnant wife in a hyperbaric chamber.
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fbanon
5y ago
I' 100% bull(shit)ish on this!
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fbanon
5y ago
I remember that episode. The CEO of the pig company was a brain living in a metal box with legs.