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by kipchak 3y ago
The ink tank systems might be worth a look the downside is the printer is more expensive upfront but the ink cost per print is very low. Ours is a Epson/Ecotank ET-15000 but Canon, Brother and HP have similar systems.
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by kipchak 3y ago
My only concern with a car that old is crash safety, otherwise I think they're phenominal. Here's for example a 2nd gen LS400 and a new Civic IIHS tests[1]. There's some better photos on the IIHS' website, and actual mea
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by kipchak 3y ago
Thanks for doing the digging! It seems like whenever a static is dug into there are often a few asterisks necessary. "Lies, damned lies, and statistics" as they say. I wonder why Triple-A wouldn't use the 16.8% figure, which
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by kipchak 3y ago
Even in a steel man argument I think someone would have to concede that BTC itself can not be the base layer most people, with a layer 2 like Lightning being necessary for scale which has it's own problems. Unfortunately as you say it
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by kipchak 3y ago
Regarding number of people actually using the system, do you have any good estimates in mind by chance? I'm seeing claims of 7% of Indians for example, which would be in the millions by itself. https://triple-a.io/crypt
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by kipchak 3y ago
Venezuela is one example before societal collapse where gold has been useful as a currency.
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by kipchak 3y ago
Some examples are the TVA/Arthur Miller's Norris TN, Pullman Chicago, Fordlandia in Brazil and Lowell MA (mills), with the latter 3 being popularly known mostly for the associated labor strikes.
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by kipchak 3y ago
I think at least some number of people will grow burnt out on addictiveness and want something else. While it may not replace addictive social media there's still potentially substantial value there, which to me seems similar the inter
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by kipchak 3y ago
Something like "Ibn Khaldun cycles" might be a more accurate descriptor with Asabiyyah being the identified driving force. I think the two are pretty close, though the meme is vague enough to allow for a fair bit of projection. As
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by kipchak 4y ago
While the above is overly simplistic, the basic concept has historical precedent under the general umbrella Social Cycle Theory which is likely why it persists. The same basic idea is described in Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddimah as "Asab
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by kipchak 4y ago
For apps that are genuine but behave as malware in terms of data collection I'm not sure it will be possible to build walls high enough to keep them out short of regulation, or that currently users aren't already unknowingly accep
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by kipchak 4y ago
Maybe requiring approval from the iOS account that manages the device, signed in to some other device? I'm imagining something somewhat similar to the "ask to buy" feature for child accounts. That could also help with child o
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by kipchak 4y ago
Disabling by default but allow sideloading with some disclaimers and warnings seems like a fair compromise, similarly to how Windows will put up barriers and warnings if you try to install software from unknown sources. The downside is that
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by kipchak 4y ago
For your last paragraph, wouldn't this also apply if you formerly had a clearance per SF-312?
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by kipchak 4y ago
At least on my Amex (looks to be the same for Platinum also) it provides coverage for car rentals but exempts cargo vans and the like, as well as some other categories such as commercial/hire vehicles, older vehicles, limos and recreat
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by kipchak 4y ago
Social Security is about 30% of the income of the elderly according to the SSA. https://www.ssa.gov/news/press/factsheets/basicfact-alt.pdf
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by kipchak 4y ago
The last time I replaced a unit was in 2012, but I think what you would be looking for is a head unit that accepts camera input , a wiring harness for the head unit to the car's wiring, a reverse camera adapter if the car doesn't
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by kipchak 4y ago
Might be worth swapping out the head unit. Best Buy will sell you a Sony unit with installation for $250 for example.
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by kipchak 4y ago
Would this apply to applications that don't have web pages as well? I notice for example the application that the Windows Defender ATP network scan agent application that is automatically created is set to 'AzureADandPersonalMicr
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by kipchak 4y ago
I like that "Spy Cameras Mall" and Spy Camera Small" work as ways to read the address.
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by kipchak 4y ago
Ones that had larger image sizes did, but some such as Cryptopunks for example are "on-chain", hence the small image size. Definitely a limitation for larger file sizes though.
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by kipchak 4y ago
Oddly, the rate of change seems to be a fairly consistent rate of change at around 3 frames per shot per year since 1930[1], with changes like MTV, the reduction of the role of the studio in the 60s and more creative freedom having not much
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by kipchak 4y ago
Games have also come up with additional monetization methods to increase the overall spend past $60. Things like DLC, Season Passes, Loot crates and now battle passes have increased the potential spend as a price discrimination strategy. Co
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by kipchak 4y ago
I don't know if 1000 square feet per person is the exact same as people living in single family homes as it wouldn't include roads, farms, retail or any of the other spaces you would need, it's just 268,581 square miles divid
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by kipchak 4y ago
At minimum roughly in 2019, but possibly earlier?
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by kipchak 4y ago
I wouldn't expect them to remember it, but I think there's a non zero chance the average US citizen/juror has heard of FTX/SBF, given how heavily they advertised. MLB umpires wore a FTX logo for example, and was to repla
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by kipchak 4y ago
Zero chance they saw the superbowl commercial?
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by kipchak 4y ago
An extreme example going in the opposite direction would be Martin Shkreli. Finding a completely impartial jury was very difficult[1], as even if someone hadn't followed the particulars of the case, they had probably seen headlines or
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by kipchak 4y ago
I wonder if he's that unknown to the average citizen now partially thanks to the interviews he's done and the resulting media attention. For example this Yahoo News article about Caroline Ellison[1] has 1912 comments, which is fai
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by kipchak 4y ago
It might not cause mistrials, but you might influence public perception enough that jurors are more sympathetic. SBF is painting a picture of young altruistic but inexperienced guy, who got too caught up in things and wasn't paying eno

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