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Most people here work for BigCorp cartel or aspire to do so
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Which is crazy, I've never chosen a car because it costs 1k more or less, but I have ruled out several manufacturers because their UI is awful, and I'm sure it doesn't costs $1k to put half a dozen real switches in
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Here's a few from the UK, mainly on the Tech Side https://issuu.com/futurepublishing/docs/tvb87.digital_janfeb... "Media and Journalism are essentially hobbies for wealthy, young people"
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It is for him
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> But owners want reliability and that adds complexity, cost, and technical debt. Which reduces reliability
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Lets just assume the theories are right and that hedge funds have sold far more stock than is in existence, lets assume retail diamond hand HODLers buy every share there is and refuse to sell, for $10k or for $10M. I can't find it now,
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Like Iain M. Banks, or David X Cohen (the X makes it sound cool)
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Sorry I can't picture this - had he taken it off it's hinges and put it on a couple of stools?
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The world itself leans left - at least compared with the US Left/Right divide, and younger people (who are more likely to be on reddit) lean left. Obviously the site itself leans left.
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OK lets call it 35%. How much of that is scheduled and cargo flights, and how much is it private jets? I'm just looked at the planes crossing the Atlantic at the moment on FR24, I couldn't see any private planes, but can see dozen
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I think it shows the kind of world difference between 'gamers' and 'people who buy switch'. There's clearly some overlap, but Switch (and Wii before that) appeals to non-gamers in a way people in the gaming bubble c
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McCarthyism predates Trump, and I'm sure that social pressures of what you can and can't say in public date back far further
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The people of Australia get to vote in 4 months for a new government. If people really hated the covid restrictions as much as you, then they will get rid of the people who implemented them.
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First half a dozen or so times I did it I just assumed you couldn't have a duplicate letter.
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I don't do games much - I've got KSP and Civ 6 on my desktop, and we had a Wii, and now a Switch. The killer games on both Wii and especially Switch are the Lego ones. I've not heard of Zelda before.
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I remember a few years ago that Spotify made a big deal about "not censoring explicit songs" and not even giving me the option, so if I had music playing randomly at some point it would blast out some curse-laden song while I&#x27
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There's been over 100 million switches sold and 26 million copies of Zelda. Even if every single person that bought Zelda would have not bought a Switch, that would still put over 75 million switches sold. Even the best selling game -
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It's that adjusting that's the problem in the UK - it's winter that the nights are dark enough at a reasonable time, which means sitting outside in the dark with no lights for an hour at near freezing temperatures.
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Thsi time last year he owned a lot of options -- the ability to buy thousands of shares at a low price (like $5 each, when the shares were selling at $200). Typically you can sell those options and take the cash, but you can simply pay for
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Because it keeps falling down to earth due to the (very thin) atmosphere at that altitude slowing it down. To counteract that periodically it's boosted by a visiting Russian spacecraft, however that won't last forever. American sp
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Progress can boost because it docks on Zvezda. Dragon doesn't, so you'd need a new docking method. There was a proposal to use a VASIMR ion engine as an experiment to boost ISS, but that proposal was dropped a few years back. Had
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> Its also one of the reasons that despite private planes being one of the biggest contributors to climate change nothing will ever be done about it. Aviation as a whole is responsible for 3.5% of climate change [0] So while the impact o
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And the rest of the time it's illegible scrawl and has no place in basic education. Even [0], the US declaration of independence, is horrendous to read compared to this 8 year old girl's handwriting. https://www.christi
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Which means everything is fine, then the ipmi switch port is shut down, and suddenly you're exposed in an unexpected fashion. It's not good. At least the password is no longer ADMIN/ADMIN on new kit, although I had one superm
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They are often inline with eth0. Sometimes they have a dedicated ilo/ipmi/etc, but if that's not connected it sticks ilo on eth0. I once connected a server to a network and it wouldn't take the room's VGA KVM, so I
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Mine runs on a years-old Raspberry Pi Model B Rev 2. A Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ (which has an ethernet port), SD Card and case is about £40 at pihut, that's CAD70 A Zero 2 W with wireless is half that or less including the case, SD Card
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You can build up a lot, far more than is typical in much of London. There are 3.6 million dwellings [0] in the 157,000 hectares of London [1]. There's 14,000 Hectares of Park and Open Space [2]. If you quadrupled the amount of park and
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In theory they could use an ADC to convert the analog input to digital then run through the same DAC as bluetooth goes
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I'm not aware of a metric that accounts for purchasing parity between say Edinburgh and Gairloch
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It's not a great measure, costs in Delhi are far higher than in rural areas, same with every city there is.

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