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hutzlibu
3y ago
"And if you're reading this right now, I will tell you do not know how far a lawyer and their clients will go to reach a settlement" It always depends on how much money is at stake. Usually a lot, when it is about setting a p
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hutzlibu
3y ago
But this is something very different, from sending all the data from all the sensors (optionally including interior cameras) all the time.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Infectious disease based risks are largely indiscriminate between front-line and managerial staff." Not at all. When you are a worker in the jungle, you will get biten by way more mosquitos, than when you are sitting in a office
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"You can, but the problem is that warm water isn't that useful." Depends on your other systems. Dishwater wants hot water(but usually has no input for hot water), washing machine(some do). And if you have a house with 4+ peop
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"There are some water cooled panels available, but costs make them uneconomic for now." Couldn't you just use that warm water and so make it economic? Are there any combined systems that try this?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Not in my understanding: it is group A believes in X group B believes in Y What the parent poster seemed to imply was group A believes in not Y. Or a more concrete example of today, many people today define themself by being anti green, ant
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3y ago
Magic?
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3y ago
The scripture remained quite intact despite the rise of astronomy and evolution theory. That is because only some people take old scripture literal (but those who do, tend to be quite dangerous).
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"that early Christianity and early Rabbinic Judaism were largely defined in opposition to each other" I never heard of that theory, but I don't think it makes a lot of sense. I would think early christians mainly defined them
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Ah, but going down is more tricky than up, so you want the strong foot on the slim side rather in this case.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Is it really refering specifically to a male deity? I thought it refers in short in general to the Æsir, one of the principal pantheons, with male and female gods https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86sir
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3y ago
"You'd need a perfectly recorded chain of history of the dig." Yeah, but how do you perfectly proof in the first place, that it is really you asking those questions and not a implanted computerchip in your brain, or that you
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hutzlibu
3y ago
“Because it’s relatively small, we believe the structure served a solely ritualistic function,” Ritualistic trope comment preventer: "One of the reasons archaeologists believe this was a temple, besides the gold foil figures, is the ab
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"What proves this wasn't placed there by archeologists" Carbon dating? (in this case the dating is still in process and of course they date the material of the soil directly around the find)
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"That said, your list is half global, half national." Yes .. like the post I was replying to.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"The world is the best it has ever been by nearly any metric." How about fertility of the soil, area of land covered by desert vs forest, number of insects and in general diversity of wildlife, amount of fossil fuels burned every
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3y ago
"The problem is that people haven't been taking the danger seriously and now it's an immanent and deadly danger." Taking something serious, is something very different from a doomsday cult.
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hutzlibu
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"There's just no way Musk is going to want to stick around the way things are trending." He does like attention and with controlling twitter, he can control quite some attention. I don't think he can easily give that up,
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"I'm talking about incentive for the model. " In Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, this is (somewhat) fixed by giving the AIs emotion ..
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"If the fan is very old and no longer works properly, it just needs to be replaced. " Sometimes it is really complicated replacing them with a danger of damaging stuff, if you have no routine. Then using something to spray is easi
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3y ago
Good to know, but in those few fans I used it for, it worked so far ..
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3y ago
Large water bottles that are closed, placed on top the case and get replaced regulary also help a lot with no risk of water damage ..
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3y ago
Opening it up and vacuum cleaning the fan from dust also can do wonders with old and "broken" laptops as a first step. Tiny bit of WD40 in the fan mechanic is the next, then thermal paste, then replacing parts. (Advice, prevent th
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Somebody focusing so much on status so as to need to spend this much money is merely out of my understanding." Out of mine either. But I accept that other people have other values and rather focus on the things in common. In this
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Because you can make all sorts of games and apps with the browser now, which is very cool. In my game the scrolling is just a fast way to zoom in and out and there it is no text to scroll, so it is very appropriate. But yes, the downside is
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hutzlibu
3y ago
What happened with it? Wikipedia is very thin on the details. Did it simply not work out in mass production, or was it not considered worth it anymore as CPU and GPUs advanced?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
What is the environmental problem with a gold watch? Aside from a little extra effort in manufacturing, I fail to see it. Jetting everywhere for the sake of it, yes, this is worth critizicing( and mocking), but a golden luxory is harmless I
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But maybe it makes more sense to have those rich people on your side, when it is for the common cause, instead of mocking them.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
So why isn't this considered and treated as fraud?
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3y ago
"The whole reason addiction is a problem is that it alter decision making, once someone is addicted." This is true, but there are many things people can become addicted to and only some of them are illegal drugs.
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