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by gostsamo 7mo ago
The gas supply from Russia was announced as secure* until it was not. * mainly by Russia and people on their payroll that is.
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
I love the smell of government projects in the morning. How EuroOffice and the LibreOffice/TDF/Colabora drama should be viewed should be through the sovereign software push in the EU. Consulting for the open software which will be
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
I used the title as an example for how confusingly the rest is written. Imagine alternative post: I'm maintainer to OpenMW and we have specific target audience with specific profile. We have technologies that serve our goals and that w
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
What I got is that the author is the right kind of developer, talented, producing something, and serving the people, and some other people in the linux community are trying to dim the shine of his light. The key sentence from the piece is:
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
As far as I get, dark matter is much more than normal one. However, we don't know what are the exact interactions between dm particles and hence cannot predict the shapes they will take.
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Astronomers Find a Third Galaxy Missing Its Dark Matter(universetoday.com)
28 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|9 comments
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The Australian government has announced gambling advertising reforms(bbc.com)
133 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|103 comments
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
Were those payloads enough to pay for a second SpaceX though? And could such a company compete on price with SpaceX if it is created? TBH, Musk made his space market, but the only one capable of creating EuroSpace is Trump.
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
The issue is that Europe does not have the market for a reusable rocket and though there are a few initiatives for creating one, the current policy is for maintaining launch capability for only a few satellites yearly. If the EU decides to
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
The masons just showed up their involvement with AI and everything wrong in our times. The masks have fallen. /s
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
There is a Luigi on the team as well. How it can't be true?
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
mine are simple: think critically; give your constructive response; ask if something seems wrong or unclear; what are the pros and cons of;
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Spacecraft Heat Shields Could Violently "Burst" in Alien Atmospheres(universetoday.com)
1 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|0 comments
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Why China insists on internal unity and international harmony(aeon.co)
2 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
Title editorialized for length. Sharing this due to another hn story currently on the front page. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47582043
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Spacecraft Heat Shields Could Violently "Burst" in Alien Atmospheres(universetoday.com)
2 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|1 comments
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
> No redundant context. Do not repeat information already established in the session. Sounds like coming directly out of Umberto Eco's simple rules for writing.
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
I don't know if they have issue with my ff+ubo, but it is almost a minute that anubis is blocking me. screw them.
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Apple's last tower topples and the others will follow(theregister.com)
4 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
> how much memory a native code version of the same functionality would use. native to what? how c++ is more native than python?
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
The things in earth orbit have a very small angle of entry. I'd expect that if the angle is bigger, the deflection from the atmosphere would be smaller (if it survives the hit).
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Trump signature to appear on US currency, ending 165-year tradition(reuters.com)
6 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|2 comments
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
There was an interim legislation that will expire in april.
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
because it is a false dilemma
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
No, the child can mark itself as a child. The implication is in your imagination. There are lots of children (even most) which do not feel the need to upage themselves on the internet, but where they get only the downsides of children accou
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
You build the strallman to destroy. We are not talking state, we are talking the social network which advertises itself as safe to children, absolutely has metadata for approximate age and social connections, where one can identify as minor
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
Actually, there are lots of revolutions in Europe after WWI, but keep in mind that in this case the populations were blaming their governments for starting or participating in an unnecessary war with monumental casualties. In this case, the
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
So nice of you to know what I want without me even implying it using examples that are contrary to the conversation making arguments that you've invented for purposes that only you can imagine. But just imagine that kids' accounts
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by gostsamo 7mo ago
When you see traffic between 40 yo man and 12 yo girl which don't have any common social connections and the messages are initiated by the man, you don't have to crack e2e to suspect dickpicks.
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Meta ordered to pay $375M in New Mexico trial over child exploitation(reuters.com)
75 points by gostsamo 7mo ago|2 comments

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