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iso1210
5y ago
These markets are being manipulated by big money all the time. Musk just makes it more obvious how pathetic the system always has been.
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iso1210
5y ago
> while the retail investor hodls for their life savings at all time highs again. Said all this after the 2017/8 peak. Called people idiots for buying BTC at $20k. Laughed when it plummeted. Who's laughing now.
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iso1210
5y ago
Tank missiles, deployed by Siri?
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iso1210
5y ago
This is just a recruitment stunt, "join the marines - be iron man"
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iso1210
5y ago
Lightly armed pirates have AK47s, which will cause a lot of problem to an unarmed marine with a fuel tank on his back.
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iso1210
5y ago
Later in that same answer: The solution is to change gnuplot’s idea of "zero" :D
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iso1210
5y ago
> the public needs to be educated on who’s paying the most on taxes at the fuel pump, where the monies come from to build and maintain our roads. USA’s road systems aren’t built for cyclists to safely navigate So literally you pay for a
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iso1210
5y ago
Doesn't explain 8.4 Why does gnuplot ignore my very small numbers? For some purposes Gnuplot treats numbers less than 1e-08 as being zero....
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iso1210
5y ago
I've used them for 20+ years, they used to be in plastic bags, but now they have a dissolving membrane.
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iso1210
5y ago
That was the aside about Clothes Washing Machines. I believe US (clothes) washing machines are usually top-loaders? And stored somewhere else, like a basement or garage? In the UK most washing machines are front loaders, usually in the kitc
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iso1210
5y ago
I can see how having two full time jobs is tricky with say a 2-year-old, but one person full time looking after half a dozen kids and a house is not rocket science
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iso1210
5y ago
It's easy for those who are well versed in the technicalities of starlink (on both sides of the argument) to forget how most people don't understand the system. Good question, certainly shouldn't have been downvoted.
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5y ago
Your country doesn't seem to deploy infrastructure You've likely got mains power and probably water (Sure I know some places are off the grid competely, but it's rare). Why don't those cables have fibre along side them t
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5y ago
Simpsons already did it. Musk had better watch out for marauding babies. Hmm, maybe that's why he moved to Texas... ("no jury in the world will convict a baby — except maybe Texas")
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5y ago
While that's true, it's likely there's always going to be at least some trains that are visible even after full deployment as new satelites are launched to replace old ones Starship will launch say 400 to LEO (rather than 60
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iso1210
5y ago
I guess you don't live on a flight path?
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iso1210
5y ago
Investments go down as well as up has been hammered into me since I was a kid. My parents lost a lot in the 2000 crash, then 8 years later 2008 wiped out millions of people.
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iso1210
5y ago
OP seems to think that looking after a single child is more effort than available from two parents, one of whom has an office job
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iso1210
5y ago
god knows how normal people cope!
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iso1210
5y ago
The link does say >>> 2021-05-01 simple as in smtp I suspect the idea is that neither smtp nor snmp are simple when you dig down, despite the name. And I'd agree with the article, mibs can be maddening And for snmpv3: "if
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iso1210
5y ago
My family had a dishwasher in the late 80s or early 90s, before tablets were common, you put powder in. (Washing machines were of course the same - you put in liquid and powder in the draw at the top, rather than throwing in a tablet in wit
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5y ago
Imagine if someone in New Jersey had to apply for permission to work in New York
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5y ago
Showing just how unrepresentitive our electoral system is. The combined Tory/Brexit/DUP vote was about 43% in 2019, a minority. Ashcroft and Ipsos confirm that older people were more likely to vote tory, with >50% only in the o
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5y ago
Offices and hotels far more empty square footage
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5y ago
How many homes in London are empty? Numbers I see are in the region of 25,000, out of 3.6 million, under 1%.
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iso1210
5y ago
I've just received an email asking me for more for a work permit application to work in the netherlands in a few months. More cost, more expense, less agility. This is a direct result of retired people voting to leave the UK. Politics
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5y ago
Many modern US "conservatives" complain that Star Trek is political, and when it was Kirk and Picard it wasn't. It's hilarious.
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iso1210
5y ago
Could you point to some research on this, specifically ones that account for the jobs where this happens (HN readers are likely in jobs that attract more middle class and higher education people, who are overwhelmingly left of the current U
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5y ago
"right leaning" is a minority in the UK, and if you exclude those who've retired it's a small minority. Minorities tend to be more accepting of speech that goes against the majority view.
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6y ago
The world did, then people came along and started blocking ICMP
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