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jusssi
6y ago
Google says that the magnetic field strength on surface is between 30µT and 60µT. To these values, the anomaly would be a bump of at most 3%. I would guess the negative indicates that the field has reduced strength there.
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6y ago
They'll be sticking it up to the man at their expense, or the bigger sucker that comes in after them. Maybe it's worth the money for some. Sooner or later it will pop, it's not like the GME business suddenly got 50x more valu
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6y ago
> likely get them hauled in before the SEC More or less likely than enabling or collaborating with the crowd to massively pump a stock for the sole purpose of disturbing the market? This, to me, looks like their stay-out-of-jail card.
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6y ago
I think there's quite a difference between being exposed to unpleasantness, and someone deliberately taking the unpleasantness, handing it over to a publisher and telling them to rub it into your face. This whole discussion seems to re
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6y ago
Put a hundred people in a row. Punch them all in the face. Most of them will be fine, at least eventually. A couple might develop permanent cognitive issues, or even die. But most of them will be fine. Yet it is not a reason for us to give
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6y ago
IMHO Consider Phlebas and Use Of Weapons are the worst of the Culture series, neither of them are particularly good. The former sets a trend early on and doesn't deviate from it (it's like reading a slow motion train wreck), the l
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6y ago
Gay men are less likely to have children, so not having the expenses resulting from that leaves more disposable income. This is what I've seen cited as a reason multiple times. I have no reference to point to, maybe someone else does?
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6y ago
I got plenty of help from a wake-up light, set up so that it reaches full brightness by the time the alarm sounds. I didn't want an extra gadget in the bedroom so I just replaced all the lights in the bedroom with Hue bulbs.
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6y ago
Accelerating to a highway would be a dead giveaway to an examiner. Those who learn to use the clutch well enough in the mandatory 20 hours to do it as smooth as automatic gear are few and far between. And obviously they are the ones who wou
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6y ago
Sorry. These would be ok where I live (tabloids routinely show much more), but some places in the world (and some automatic content filters) can be quite sensitive, so I thought it fair to add a warning.
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6y ago
"I want you all to pay attention, as we move the 'creativity' slider here to the right..." (possibly NSFW) https://thisanimedoesnotexist.ai/slider.html?seed=11761 https://thisanimedoesnotexist
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6y ago
> Education is free (and mandatory). Yes. > Healthcare is free. Not quite, but close. There's a token payment for using the services. Prescription meds are covered when they go over ~€500/year. Social services will cover for
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6y ago
My process for onions: * Cut both of the heads off. * Peeling. I don't try to remove the dry peel, instead I just remove the whole outmost layer, comes off with a shallow cut then removing it. Yeah it's a bit of a waste, but often
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6y ago
As it is, people already have to look into "why" for practical considerations. A database failing to perform will lead to a timeout somewhere else and a 500 error served to an end user. With the lack of tooling support, informatio
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I don't think parent was saying they haven't used EXPLAIN ANALYZE or it's equivalent. Explain tools are quite good at showing what the db chose to do. They generally suck at explaining why that particular plan was chosen, o
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6y ago
Taking a wider interpretation of the harm principle: Discriminating people for what they are (deadly skin emissions aside; I challenge you to come up with a real-world example) doesn't feel fair, neither to those who are being discrimi
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6y ago
Speech is voluntary. Having been born a black or a jew (at least for the genetics) is not. Edit: more generally, this is something you are vs something you did. The latter is widely considered as acceptable criterion for revoking your privi
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6y ago
In construction there's actually plenty of foreign subcontractors. They just bring a whole team, so it's enough if one of them knows the language well enough to understand what they'll need to do. Edit: In general, I won'
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6y ago
This is needed, in addition to the machine getting the same IP address back after resume (static assignment or long DHCP leases).
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You'll put it in a box and give it energy in return for busy work e.g. computing digits of pi. Just enough energy to do it's work, no more, so it can't afford to figure out how to get out of the box.
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6y ago
So you go on about Lmao pals and licking boots. What it is that you actually propose? That someone who has a publishing platform, they're forced to propagate your message, no matter what it is? And if they refuse? Fines? Jailtime? Pitc
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6y ago
Lmao, pal to you too. Galileo succeeded, we heard his theory and eventually found it more correct than the previous one. And he managed that without Twitter, Youtube or Parler.
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I think a step between what we have now and full human replacement will be roads that are certified for fully automated driving. Those roads would avoid features that confuse the automation, or have some sort of passive or active assistance
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6y ago
If you can't broadcast, how good is your message? If you can't convince enough people that your message is worth propagating, maybe it isn't. If you can, you will have the means.
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Alcohol makes some people aggressive. The right solution, for those people, is to not drink alcohol. And "but I was drunk" is not considered a valid defense. Maybe the same standard should be applied to people who decide to join a
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I'm not familiar with Parler, but places like that in general, people just find the closest of threat / incite that passes moderation. And everyone who frequents there knows what is implied. My personal "favorite" of suc
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6y ago
The main purpose of my backup is for getting back to doing invoiceable hours after the statistically inevitable hardware failure or misplacement (I've yet to lose a laptop, fingers crossed). It's not that the data on those VMs is
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Many dev environments come in virtual machine images. On a good day they're throwaway Vagrant builds, but sometimes there's a significant manual setup required and you want to include them in a backup. Incidentally, some backup ut
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> I get that performance is interesting to graph, but it's very much secondary in importance when compared to the backup solution being bulletproof. No. I need a backup that consistently finishes before I close the lid to put my lap
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6y ago
> What would be the point of putting user input on its own thread, though? Shooting things with a console controller becomes much easier. With a high power single shot weapon, you can sweep over your target and pull the trigger at the ri
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