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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
True but you don't need advanced defense to take out slow moving helicopters, the fact that nobody used manpads is extremely suspect. Also in syria the russians did token airstrikes while jolani's forces blitzed through the countr
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
As someone who failed an accounting class I will definitely read this.
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
Lol asked the same thing on his website
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
Oh wow will definitely give that book a read, very interesting.
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
Been hearing about this project for years, nice to see that it's gaining traction! Only question is that if they use captured Co2 initially or if they have to produce it.
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
Enabled webgl/webgpu and it still doesn't work on my end with Librewolf
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by kogasa240p 10mo ago
Good stuff. Bit unrelated but I am excited for the imminent wave of lightweight Servo based browsers, will finally let people break free from the Blink/Gecko duopoly.
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by kogasa240p 11mo ago
Very fascinating article.
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by kogasa240p 11mo ago
Since we're talking about stirling engines, I've always wondered how using geothermal heat for a larger stirling engine would work. https://youtu.be/duuk_r--lqU?t=99 Even though the video uses the sun to heat the
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by kogasa240p 11mo ago
Personally I'd think its different, smartphone apps usually have tons of dark patterns and are designed to always be with you versus a desktop or even a laptop.
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by kogasa240p 11mo ago
Haven't used matrix for a few years now, last time I used it everything was a slow, buggy mess. >device verification Kinda weird because it's a protocol, but then again matrix is extremely centralized.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
IMO banning smartphone sales to kids and teens would be far more productive than digital ID shenanigans.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Read the Great Taking book, it's a bit kooky in some places but a good read nonetheless.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
IMO it's an economic problem (GDP must always rise because reasons) and the hedonic treadmill at play. I would even argue against the complexity point and rather point to overengineering being the root cause; an example would be using
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
IMO the biggest issue is the lack of aftermarket cheap battery replacements, and the fault of that lies on car manufacturers.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
This is the end result of forcing private companies enforce ID verification.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Buy precious metals.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
>MECHEN M30 I actually have that mp3 player, it's alright but you can't upload your own playlist files (granted I haven't looked into custom firmware yet).
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Doesn't work on Librewolf
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
I thought signal used some form of XMPP?
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Well shit, that's happening right now.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Is there a headphone jack?
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
I think that's already the case with some TVs.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Another chromium fork, no thanks.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
What about GNU taler?
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Until TPM shenanigans take root and you're only allowed to use locked down devices to use the internet.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
>WhatsApp is heavily used by Nepalis both domestically and abroad (a large portion of Nepalis work abroad in India, the Gulf, Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia, and Japan as migrant workers) so people are cut off from communicating with e
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Relatable.
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Very cool art piece!
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by kogasa240p 1y ago
Probably the best protocol currently, it has modern features, has encryption (OMEMO), and isn't bloated like matrix is.

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