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by kemotep 2y ago
But I don’t have debt and I have a trade deficit with every store I buy things from. Like I get that household finances and Country finances don’t map 1 to 1 but like way too much of what I am reading coming from the Trump administration an
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by kemotep 2y ago
As always, a Land Value Tax would fix this.
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by kemotep 2y ago
I think the concept of a budget deficit and a trade deficit is being mixed up.
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by kemotep 2y ago
I keep trying to fix the trade deficit I have with the grocery store by charging my wife a tax for every grocery item she imports into the house that isn’t grown in our garden.
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by kemotep 2y ago
It’s a minor (but annoying) issue to make the reason to migrate 1,500 users. Who many of which would still need licenses for Excel anyway. Microsoft being annoying and frustrating and having so many issues is why I have a well paying job in
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by kemotep 2y ago
I hate getting a report telling me my work domain is blocked because it is missing a PTR record and we use Exchange Online. I can’t do anything about that!
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by kemotep 2y ago
With the grok integration into X already being a thing and both being owned by Elon and called X it never really seemed like they were actually two different companies at any point so this is an interesting reminder that they were not.
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by kemotep 2y ago
I wonder why not SUSE/openSUSE?
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by kemotep 2y ago
What are the alternatives?
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by kemotep 2y ago
If no conditional access rules are set up then yes. Same way relying on just a firewall for network security is a single point of failure.
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by kemotep 2y ago
If one of the main blockers in ipv6 adoption is updating routers and switches and all the networking gear and endpoints to support the new address scheme, how in the world would your “just extend ipv4 to 64 bits” solve that problem specific
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by kemotep 2y ago
Microsoft literally renamed their Office Suite to more prominently feature Copilot.
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by kemotep 2y ago
3-2-1 has been updated to 3-2-1-1-0 by Veeam’s marketing at least. At least 3 copies, in 2 different mediums, at least 1 off-site, at least 1 immutable, and 0 detected errors in the data written to the backup and during testing (you are tes
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by kemotep 2y ago
Like Linnaeus invented all the animals, these scientists created the new moons of Saturn.
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by kemotep 2y ago
This is like the advantage of using 6 mile hexes in a tabletop rpg map.[0] Each hex can be divided into smaller hexes until you get to the level of feet/meters as opposed to miles/kilometers. [0]: https://steamtunnel.bl
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by kemotep 2y ago
I wish first and foremost that all my accounts could support passkeys/passwordless sign ins instead of only like 12/60. My second wish would be that passkeys should be as easy to work with as ssh keys. Somehow, they tend to be mor
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by kemotep 2y ago
Huh because I thought it was nuts I could block youtube ads. I thought it was ublock.
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by kemotep 2y ago
Full manifest v2 ublock origin on an iOS browser is pretty amazing.
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by kemotep 2y ago
Yeah no one is close to Starship levels of payload. But SpaceX is 0 for 2 testing any kind of payload capacity for Starship and it’s been over 2 years of testing now. 12 if you count BFR. If SLS is an abject failure due to costs and time th
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by kemotep 2y ago
Then where does the Falcon 9 have only 4 total failures over the course of nearly 15 years figure come from?[0] Last two previous launches were failures of the Raptor engine. Falcon 9 never seemed to have this many issues did it? [0]: https
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by kemotep 2y ago
Falcon 9, the last SpaceX Rocket design before Raptor has a 99.34% success rate. To match the success of SpaceX’s previous rocket design the next ~450 launches of a rocket using a Raptor engine needs to not fail a single mission. Starship r
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by kemotep 2y ago
Well that 20x is pretty necessary for the full sized v2 satellites which are not only heavier but much larger in volume compared to v1 and v2-mini. Additionally the constellation is still only something like a 1/4 or even 1/8th th
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by kemotep 2y ago
South Korea’s President tried to do that a few months ago and the military had to arrest them. If the President violates the law, and Congress impeaches and convicts them, and they don’t peacefully step down, and the military/police do
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by kemotep 2y ago
If we convert to a land value tax we could cut all other taxes (income, payroll, corporate, capital gains, etc.). Then with the roughly 500 million acres of non-agricultural private property in the United States treating every acre equally
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by kemotep 2y ago
The United States is not a bubble. Outbreaks overseas can have impacts here not only through possible infection reaching here but also the potential for the disease to develop antibiotic resistance in an improperly handled antibiotic treatm
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by kemotep 2y ago
The infrastructure to help get antibiotics to people is being shut down. This is absolutely an instance of someone tearing down Chesterton’s fence. If TB poses no risk because antibiotics are widely available would it not follow that reduci
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by kemotep 2y ago
This is missing Dwarf Fortress. Notably, once version 1.0 is achieved an indistinguishable from real life fantasy reality will be able to be simulated.
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by kemotep 2y ago
Do we know when they plan to test orbital refueling? Launching a 2nd Starship to exchange fuel between them in orbit? It looks like this is a repeat of flight 7’s mission of testing payload launch capabilities, specifically the type of star
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by kemotep 2y ago
Please reflect for a moment about why you believe a fictional TV character who works for the Oil and Gas industry would have accurate information to how Wind energy works in real life. Do you have a source that backs up that information tha
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by kemotep 2y ago
You can double check everything at doge.gov it’s pretty easy to see the errors they are talking about.

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