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The Galileo Eccentric Satellite Surprise(berthub.eu)
47 points by kwk1 6y ago|1 comments
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by kwk1 6y ago
Plus regular famines and accompanying social unrest.
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by kwk1 6y ago
Surely some portion of that can be attributed to agency ("doing") but I'd contend a non-trivial amount is due to being recipients of American hegemony ("being")
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by kwk1 6y ago
It seems like you're attacking a point you made for the person you're replying to instead of anything in their actual comment here.
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Reverse engineering the CPS-B-21 from Capcom's CPS-1 and CPS-2 arcade boards(gitlab.com)
1 points by kwk1 6y ago|0 comments
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by kwk1 6y ago
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
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A look at Chang’e 5 telemetry(destevez.net)
154 points by kwk1 6y ago|31 comments
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by kwk1 6y ago
> A hypothesis that is getting more traction is that narrow equatorial rift seas (like the Red Sea) would have prevented inflow of the sea glaciers enough for thin-ice refuges to exist. Wow, that makes imagining conditions on the Snowbal
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by kwk1 6y ago
> encryption is forbidden Encryption for the purposes of obscuring the meaning of a message, which provides a bit of wiggle room. For example it should be permissible to send a message signed with a private key and then include the publi
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by kwk1 6y ago
Needrestart handles that for you: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/needrestart
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RFC 8905 – The 'payto' URI Scheme for Payments(tools.ietf.org)
151 points by kwk1 6y ago|94 comments
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by kwk1 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the comment you're replying to didn't intend to suggest any connection between the Sierra Nevada and the Great Smoky Mountains, but to show that the usage of "smoky" as an adjective for mountains doe
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by kwk1 6y ago
This pattern is also present in e.g. LaTeX
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by kwk1 6y ago
With the release of 4.6, there was a change in the way LXD handles its dqlite dependency that should mean the long effort to have it packaged for Debian will be coming to a close.
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by kwk1 6y ago
I didn't see anything either. I suppose to bootstrap you could use gpsd.
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NTS RFC Published: New Standard to Ensure Secure Time on the Internet(internetsociety.org)
3 points by kwk1 6y ago|2 comments
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by kwk1 6y ago
I think the point was that they have difficulty initiating flight without having something to fall off of.
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by kwk1 6y ago
Hmm, I think there's some confusion about my comment here. I'll use your reference to veganism as an example. Individual vegans can choose a diet which, for themselves, minimizes the harm caused by their choices. But at a larger-t
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by kwk1 6y ago
That individual consumer stopping won't actually fix the problem though, it'll just remove from them any moral obligation to do anything to actually fix things under your framework.
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by kwk1 6y ago
> I think yesterdays events prove otherwise? Can you elaborate? > I see what you mean though, but society is largely dumb if they get official news from unofficial sources it's their fault no? What does fault have to do with an
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by kwk1 6y ago
It's unfortunate that the effort to get LXD packaged natively in Debian [1] seem to have stalled as this is definitely one of the last remaining drawbacks for me. For example, when LXD was still available as a .deb from upstream, it wa
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by kwk1 6y ago
I recognize one in Austin as being the "official UT tower cam": https://www.universitycoop.com/tower-cam
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by kwk1 6y ago
There are amateur radio activities that don't necessarily fit into the "session" scope that are still interesting. For example, there is the AMPRNet [1], a TCP/IP over AX.25 block of the Internet on 44.0.0.0/8. Ther
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by kwk1 6y ago
> What’s the actual point for the license in the first place? The electromagnetic spectrum is a limited resource; an amateur radio license is a license to do certain kinds of experiments in the spectrum. The kind of activity that makes u
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by kwk1 6y ago
Just a guess, but normally lightning is caused by potential difference between the air and ground, so you roughly speaking have two potential surfaces/regions. For this to happen laterally, perhaps it would be enough to have three mass
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by kwk1 6y ago
To me it may be a tell for the writers at one point pronouncing it as "'istoric", similar to those who say human as "'uman", and then as you said likely fanning out as an over-correction, possibly because that
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by kwk1 6y ago
This is a good point. Potential energy is relative to a datum, which is arbitrary. So you could say a box on a table has no potential gravitational energy relative to the table, but it does have some relative to the floor. But there was no
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by kwk1 6y ago
Your last sentence is specifically what's being called into question.
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by kwk1 6y ago
It's a group of people, not an amoeba, not everyone has the same motivation, so of course if you consider them as Them, then Them will have logically inconsistent behavior.
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by kwk1 6y ago
sourcehut.org is the proper landing page.

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