jakeogh

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by jakeogh 5y ago
Totally not money laundering.
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by jakeogh 5y ago
Web browser bug that it's even possible.
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by jakeogh 5y ago
It's assumed that little ones are the most efficient mass to energy converters, via Hawking radiation.
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Really? So... where do the guardians of these children draw the line? There's no line... just say it. The "gov mandate" conditioning is so well tested through history. Kids, highest risk group for this flu virus... right? Psy
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by jakeogh 5y ago
Perhaps it's a good thing? https://www.bitchute.com/video/juDojCOYqIee/
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by jakeogh 5y ago
I have a GET response. I want to know if a particular element has a CSS style. I don't want to ask chromium or FF if I can please use whatever annoying API they changed yesterday. Is there a UNIX philosophy tool that just does (just) t
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by jakeogh 5y ago
Bad idea. Flight paths will be used to create private databases of high resolution information (TSCM+ a decade ago fits on these) about any target worth it. The desensitization psychology is equally bad if not worse. This "oh they have
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by jakeogh 6y ago
This fear response is making it worth more. Suppose the pandemic never ends? The engineering only gets easier from here.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
It's got control of the trim wheels, and it's plunging the aircraft to the ground with nonsense trim settings. Right? Needing to consult the manual to disable that input is eh... not optimal. They physically could not trim the air
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If I understand correctly, ultimately they could not overcome it, and after many dives, the computer succeeded in crashing the aircraft... it's practically irrelevant long the pilots were able to overcome it. The base issue is that it
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Checkout https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp "Clasp: Common Lisp using LLVM and C++ for Designing Molecules": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rSMt1pAlbE
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Nicotinic Acid is as safe as it gets, but does not get much discussion. It's worth trying.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
It's not a flaw. The concept of a jury is meaningless without it.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
'hate speech' That's speech you don't like?
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Real assets: health, time, land.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Approaching peak Fake News. Buckle up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s29jKFQD6rw
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Specifically?
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by jakeogh 6y ago
court... over what? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21153531
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Specifically, not some feelings you have, what damage?
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Typical. Silent protest is the _most_ fundamental form of speech, how shocking that the extreme left wouldn't like it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23548802 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by jakeogh 6y ago
A keystone of leftist psychology that "the others" are dumb. This leads directly to "fact checking" and ultimately memory holing information that the masses are "too dumb" to see. This idea that one is correct
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Ah. The AP. Ideologically it's NTY's parent org. Called #7 before it came down[2]. Amazing really. The US is -not- going to be run by the modern uncle police[1]. 2020 is just getting interesting. I predict Trump legally gets a 3rd
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by jakeogh 6y ago
... without knowing what it is or where it's coming from. Mental illness is often social contagion, and the people that think they are the deciders are often the most susceptible; they have the most to lose by not conforming. CDC Influ
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The WaybackMachine converts into a memory hole(zerohedge.com)
4 points by jakeogh 6y ago|0 comments
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Anyone aware of one of these 'educational' pieces that links to a direct 8kun (or _throughly_ archived) Q post? What's it now? Over 1k mockingbirds focusing on anything but? >>306
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Yes:)) Every chunk of data is hashed, metadata and all. That result is saved on disk, attached to that data. If there is a bit flip before the data or hash of the data is written, there is no way to deal with that (how would the code know?)
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by jakeogh 6y ago
If you want to know something, wouldn't you spend the time to ask a question about the content? It is exceptionally difficult to tell someone something; it's often counterproductive. If someone is curious, they will look themselve
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by jakeogh 6y ago
I trust my data with ZFS and have made minor contributions. The dev team is exceptional. Memtest your system.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Provide a direct interface to the various .gov data sources, starting with just a comprehensive list of those sources. Various media outlets spend significant resources doing almost this, but they, whatever their history, have a vested inte
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Mythology of the Dolphin(youtube.com)
1 points by jakeogh 6y ago|0 comments

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