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by lazyier 4y ago
Long term these things can loose 100% of their value. That is an actual possibility.
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by lazyier 4y ago
People, like the WEF, who spend a great deal of time trying to anticipate the future "revolutions" and post-"revolutions" are just a bunch of self-important assholes. The point about the economy and "revolutions&quo
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by lazyier 4y ago
It is hard to take unverifiable claims seriously when the verifiable ones turn out to be false.
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by lazyier 4y ago
Your metabolism goes UP under fasting. Not down. And everybody is different. 2500 is average male adult. That does not mean that he, or anybody else, actually uses 2500 calories per day. Typically people can burn up to around 39 calories p
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by lazyier 4y ago
The problem with CICO is that it ignores the roles that hormones play in calorie consumption and fat burning. By ignoring this CICO concept is not only oversimplifies what is happening in your body, but it is extremely misleading. When you
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by lazyier 4y ago
> Have anybody tried Spacemacs? Yes. Spacemacs is awesome. It was what allowed me to switch 100% to using Emacs. The amount of time necessary to devote to being proficient in Emacs is significant. When you have to figure out how to re-
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by lazyier 4y ago
Evil Emacs is a better Vi them Vim IMO. Although NeoVim is pretty special.
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by lazyier 4y ago
> That's the reality. Why does the US/California make it seem like recycling is a magic trick to save the planet? Because propaganda has more impact than the truth.
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by lazyier 4y ago
It is fan fiction about how Elon should leverage twitter branded cryptocurrency to gain enough political support to fight off any attempt by the establishment to take out twitter. The basic idea is that if he can give all twitter users a sh
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by lazyier 4y ago
Pretty much everything you hear about "solving" the food supply is going to be lies and misinformation. The people that know what they are talking about are already in the industry. You are not going to see their opinions because
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by lazyier 4y ago
It costs a lot of money to buy a home. I don't know what it costs in a place like San Fransisco, but it could be something like 5-10 thousand dollars in just closing costs. Because of this it doesn't usually make sense to buy a h
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by lazyier 4y ago
I don't get it. You don't like that he is wearing a mask in the github profile? Are you serious? Am I missing something?
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by lazyier 4y ago
The tower of Babel is a story of how man tried to create their own salvation through technology and was punished by God. The punishment was the fracturing of language. The fracturing isn't the subject or metaphor. The metaphor is peop
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by lazyier 4y ago
It should be more than annoying. It is a denial of human autonomy.
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by lazyier 4y ago
> systemd is being adopted because it solves problems well the distributors have, but THEN the distributor ALSO has to bend their distribution to the single enforced world-view the systemd folks have if they want it to integrate. It is l
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by lazyier 4y ago
Unified low-level "linux plumbing" architecture is something that a lot of people have realized is needed for a very very long time. This is a major criticism against Linux distributions from the beginning. Especially from the *BS
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by lazyier 4y ago
That is like saying Apache project is subject to not enough review and unrelated subproject bitrot. https://projects.apache.org/projects.html or GNU https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/GNU Or FreeBSD or Ope
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by lazyier 4y ago
As all new installs of Fedora, Suse, Mint, Ubuntu, Arch, and most others are using merged /usr he is more right than wrong.
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by lazyier 4y ago
Debian will get merged /usr eventually. > The opposition's argument seems to revolve around "we always did it this way so we can't do it any other way", really. My understanding is that the technical objection is
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by lazyier 4y ago
Yeah. I am no expert by any means. I was thinking of something more along the lines of an integral fast reactor were the heavy elements are removed and reused in the reactor leaving the waste "purified" of those heavy elements. S
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by lazyier 4y ago
> No, it's not. Uranium once used in reactor is literally changed to other elements. And the radioactive waste is sealed in container safe for 100s of 1000s of years. Sort of. What you are talking about is a technical problem and it
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by lazyier 4y ago
Why do you suppose there are gaps in the first place? Why don't they make it one solid piece? You can do that with composite construction. Just overlap layers and glue it all together. It could have something to do with how the fuselag
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by lazyier 4y ago
Not attacking you personally, but it's important to keep this stuff in mind when we make choices as customers. Consumers are cattle. Don't be like cattle. Use your money for good. ---------------- The difference between you and No
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by lazyier 4y ago
More conventionally this is called a "Core Deposit". The idea is that you are buying new or refurbished products to replace broken parts. So you pay a core fee so you return the broken parts so that they can rebuild them and rese
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by lazyier 4y ago
It is entirely possible to host your own email server, I do it for example, there is no way to reliably know that other people are receiving your message. That is: When self-hosting email you can reliably receive email, but can't relia
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by lazyier 4y ago
Imagine I have never used Emacs before. However I have been using vi exclusively for 15 years. I have a passing familiarity with Emacs bindings from working shells, but they are an exercise in misery. So I want to change Emacs to use Evil.
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by lazyier 4y ago
The alternative, which is Linux, is to grant your calculator app the permissions to read and write to the same resources that your browser uses to store the password for your bank. Well "grant" is too strong of a word. "By de
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by lazyier 4y ago
> The problem is not so much that selinux is too complicated (it is as complicated as it needs to be), but that we all run software we don't understand. There are many many problems. One of the biggest problem with SELinux is that i
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by lazyier 4y ago
> There's no way CRT manufacturing could come back right? Probably not. > Is OLED manufacturing easier? Define "Easier". Is it easier to manufacture a transistor or is it easier to manufacture a vacuum tube? If you were
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by lazyier 4y ago
I won't buy a phone that I can't run LineageOS on. MicroG. Life is too short to struggle and play games with the spyware that ships on phones by default nowadays. Better to be able to blow it all away.

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