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by greycol 8mo ago
This is like saying fish can survive around 21C so the lower temperature of 19.8C that is keeping it in a -4C freezer for 3.5 hours before searing it for 30 minutes at 200C is fine. A 1C rise means hotter hots, colder colds, stronger storms
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by greycol 9mo ago
Voter registration gets names cross referenced to facebook gets you face recognition (Palantir can do this). Ice claims that facial recognition on their app is probable cause (Ice already claim this). Ice goes down the lines at voting stati
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by greycol 9mo ago
Not for the 'working' version of windows which is LTSC or enterprise not pro. Unfortunately they don't sell single LTSC licenses to individuals
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by greycol 9mo ago
A lot of meat cutting (and packaging) robotics and dairy automation are the flashy ones. Softer tech like crop, orchard management and cultivar creation as well as stock breeding/selection or logistics all of which came a long way. The
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by greycol 9mo ago
IBM made custom software and hardware to process Jews that legally needed to be in camps. I'm sure that was equally not a 'bad thing' or 'immoral'.
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by greycol 9mo ago
If I told you I could save you money on fuel by making your car more efficient, then removed it's engine, you would still call that nonsense no matter how much of a gas guzzler it was before or how little fuel gets put in it now.
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by greycol 9mo ago
One thing to remember is as it becomes more widespread line costs will go up (assuming they are subsidized by kwh use, which they generally are) and no-sun power prices will increase as it's the only time when the grid needs power from
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by greycol 10mo ago
If you really believe 5 cent transactions never amount to significant consequences why don't you send me 5 cents a million times.
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by greycol 10mo ago
I very much am not. If I point out that bombing a wedding with no terrorists is awful that does not mean I think bombing a civilian building hosting a wedding that terrorists are actually using as a base is great, even if most people would
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by greycol 10mo ago
You've missed the whole genre that is Choose Your Own Adventure books. I think we're in Diogenes "behold a man" territory. It is sad that the Turing test has failed at being a prescriptive test for sapience (let alone se
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by greycol 10mo ago
I am not defending it's use but a secret program is a targeted program, you can't use it in sweeping arrests without parallel construction. Whereas with an openly existing program you can point out that someone has been talking to
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by greycol 11mo ago
Without commenting on the rest of either of your posts, he is talking about how to trade between stable and other coins with that limit on Bitcoin. i.e. He is saying there will be so many people trading away stable coins for Bitcoins (as in
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by greycol 11mo ago
Yes, mostly. PCIE 3.0 x1 lane gets you 500mb/s [1] not much point to it compared to a regular ssd on sata3 which could do 600mb/s. So if you want very fast storage you would also think about it. Realistically for your DIY stuff yo
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by greycol 11mo ago
It's really hard to tell because with the currently high price for headsets it leans really hard into being a solitary activity. Don't get me wrong you can play games like beat saber ala singstar or rockband taking turns but it&#x
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by greycol 11mo ago
> Why does prominence matter? Because when things go to court you need a meeting of the minds for a contract to be held up. It's accepted that people don't read contracts so the terms can't be far outside what people expec
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by greycol 11mo ago
I always thought of it as coming from side-channel. Which (until I searched just now and was only offered side channel attacks as a result) I generally construed it as a good thing because the system was assumed to be broken. Things like tr
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by greycol 11mo ago
I expect it does help with MRP and weight as well as making them more robust with no usbc drive to be worked free (especially if people try playing cabled up as inevitably happens when controllers run out of power halfway through playing).
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by greycol 11mo ago
If you believe the AI bubble will pop in the same way as the dotcom bubble and feel you can pick winners it makes sense. It would be like selling cisco stock for google. You can still invest in cisco later if you believe they'll grow b
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by greycol 11mo ago
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091203/ I can see why you have come to very fragile conclusions if your default is to assume what others say is irrational rather than researching or simply asking when you don't
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by greycol 11mo ago
Out of interest what are the positives? Other than cultural, in flagrant displays of excess, I can't think of anything they couldn't accomplish by them existing as poorer business leaders and having competent national wealth funds
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by greycol 1y ago
Sorry I didn't mean to imply I expected it would degrade to such a point that Israel is actually seizing the assets, it's more I'm pointing out that there's a credible threat of sizeable costs. Compounded with that the r
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by greycol 1y ago
>most contracts have a provision about not contradicting the law But is there an Israeli law that states contracts must be in concordance with foreign law... When the damages of an Israeli contract get evaluated in an Israeli court and t
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by greycol 1y ago
Thanks and of course, it's used to highlight how ridiculous you are being in considering an app, that doesn't function as an app, an app. The tesla car is a vehicle traveling through space, technically a spacecraft it's just
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by greycol 1y ago
This is like calling a Tesla car a spacecraft because one got launched by a rocket. It's like saying you're a free man in prison because you don't want to go anywhere. All the apps you've made either can't connect w
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by greycol 1y ago
Which is ok if done right, but if they're anything like the usb-a ones there'll be plenty that are continuously pulling much more power than they need let alone the danger of uncertified ones. For those thinking about adding one t
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by greycol 1y ago
It's such a wide field that it's hard to pin down. I agree if your thinking about what a business that isn't just a handful of people needs then we'd be looking at the kind of switch you're thinking of if it has sta
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by greycol 1y ago
I mean not to defend the telemetry philosphy (my smart home setup is local only with a couple of tell-tale heart exceptions[1]) but I'd expect that any cheap sensor net where your trying to infer data from indirect sensors would be gra
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by greycol 1y ago
I always viewed it as It's more that it's distinct from softcore porn which if you look up is more nudity and maybe simulated sex acts vs actual explicit sex acts which was accepted as hardcore porn no matter how vanilla. I'm
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by greycol 1y ago
It's all about interpretation, which is the point where you mark something as not appropriate for children so that parents can actively make the choice on if their kids should be exposed to it. In this case there's very little arg
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by greycol 1y ago
Best of luck, had that crop up occasionally with multiple updates as one offs across multiple machines. Sometimes all the typical troubleshooting steps (troubleshooter, clearing local update files, local repairs) won't fix it and your

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