kataklasm

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by kataklasm 4y ago
Unfortunately Nazi and/or extremist right-wing ideologies are a staple in militaristic organisations. But you should acknowledge that the Azov Brigade, an arguably Nazi-infatuated militia is broadly following orders from a Jewish presi
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Yea, license plates... What an abhorrent government overreach! I wish they didn't exist, at least then hit and runs would finally skyrocket!
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https://archive.is/f2yPr
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In my opinion (and experience) this is not a one-way causality, but instead a vicious cycle.
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That's what the winning nations in WWI did and it was one of the single biggest reasons for WWII happening.
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by kataklasm 4y ago
Parent is pretty obviously referring to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, the single biggest (regarding media coverage) armed conflict right now.
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by kataklasm 4y ago
You assume that question could only have been with innate knowledge of the answer. But just by querying a search engine with two of the numbers I was able to get the same link: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22627418%22+%2
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by kataklasm 4y ago
Come on man... When has prohibition ever worked for this kind of thing? Whenever you take something away from a person with the reason being "that's bad for you!", that will always increase that person's urge to circumve
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Real-time LaTeX using (Neo)Vim, VimTeX, and snippets(ejmastnak.com)
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by kataklasm 4y ago
> (i.e. clickbait) It is not clickbait just because you interpreted it wrongly. The AI in the title only aims to demonstrate his state of out-group in regards to math.
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by kataklasm 4y ago
The work Bentley did sounds very impressive and I in no way strive to downplay his archival achievements. I do however take offense with the semantics of the wording. Not finding an exception isn't what proving means. Or, as Dr. Carl
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You are comparing Ansel Adam's Dodge and Burn (which certainly alters the image quite a bit, no question) with pasting different mountain ranges and a snow leopard together, making essentially a digital composite? That's ridiculou
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by kataklasm 4y ago
I believe you might have a typo in your mail? Just making sure you're not missing out on something useful :)
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by kataklasm 4y ago
No one on this site should love SMS. It's just a huge security vulnerability and while it sucks having to reactivate the built-in SMS app I totally get their reasoning behind it. Having SMS integrated into Signal was damaging their rep
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I've started to just generate a 10-char alphanumerical string with the password generator feature and use that as the username on new accounts, starting to update them retroactively, too (by scrapping the old account and making a new o
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by kataklasm 4y ago
Holy shit. I never made the connection with Otto Normalverbraucher. Thanks for making me click with this little piece of German trivia on the day German history was made! :)
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by kataklasm 4y ago
This is not racist. It's a very rude, most notably false and nationalist take – but not a racist one. We should be distinguishing between these two, as not doing so will lead to actual racism to go unpunished.
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Woah, watch your language. Serious breach of rules here.
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Slippery slopes aren't cliff sides, they are downward ramps.
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by kataklasm 4y ago
It isn't though? It's just another emoticon, like : ) or :D owo is an expression of suprise. o's represent the eyes, w the nose. Nothing nsfw/sexual about it at all.
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Theres also the Fedora-i3 spin. Not nearly as plug-and-play as Regolith though, just thought I'd mention it.
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by kataklasm 4y ago
That's great if that works for you. But for me being productive often includes multiple PDF files or editor windows being open and having them all float or just two next to each other just isn't an option. With a tiling wm I can h
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by kataklasm 4y ago
Right, but that's the thing about efficiency, it's relative. Another poster made some napkin calculations, even with a 99% effective process, meaning 1% energy lost to the environment, he calculated several kW of heat you need get
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by kataklasm 4y ago
But then you wouldn't have E2EE anymore, and that's kind of their flagship feature. I'm very happy with the Bridge integrated with Neomutt on Fedora Linux.
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A few years ago I was writing a (semi-)scientific paper ("Seminarfacharbeit") with two other students as part of the high school graduation process (Abitur) in Germany. The general topic was water and air recycling/purificati
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by kataklasm 4y ago
You've got cause and effect flipped. The method of faceting or scattering from even, panelled surfaces is an effect of the root cause, namely the computer's inability to compute more complex radar profiles. You can read more about
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For me at least I feel like there's a difference between being unproductive due to doomscrolling $socialMedia and being unproductive due to a more 'traditional' way of "wasting" (as in not being productive) time. Sp
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by kataklasm 5y ago
I didn't know this, thank you!
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Mine's https://cramer.tech It's mostly for publishing my photography for friends since I don't use social media apart from HN. I plan to populate it with lots more content soon, photography as well as writing. Bui
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Most (if not all) nuclear scientists and radiation experts I've seen tslking about this say this is a wrong assumption. Cheryl Rofer, former nuclear scientist, made a napkin calculation and suggested it would need about 57 years of cam

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