lob_it

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by lob_it 4y ago
No culture clumping whatsoever, you are correct. Even the lifestyle divide and language divide define perspective. Lifestyle clumping is just as funny.
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by lob_it 4y ago
Nick burns would disagree :) https://youtu.be/25J3u3P-HHg Technology natives skipped social to enjoy innovation without the emotional fodder. They were left on their own with nobody to coddle them. Its 2022.. Illiteracy is
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by lob_it 4y ago
Social problems == culture divide It makes it funny when illiterates try to culture clump :)
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by lob_it 4y ago
Domestic network protocols make SPAM, sim jacking (sim swapping, sim hacking), malware and ransomeware limited to TCP/IP (aka the Internet). Mobile phones utilize IP networks (VoLTE or voice over data networks), so dialtone 2.0 becomes
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Equipment that’s designed to cut methane emission is failing(apnews.com)
2 points by lob_it 4y ago|1 comments
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by lob_it 4y ago
The linked article has an interesting "out" for WARN protocols using an "unforeseeable business circumstances" exception, such as the "free get out liability" ace twitter/musk received with advertisers pre
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by lob_it 4y ago
Where is the talk about adding small-scale hydrogen electrolysis with 21st century new construction to increase oxygen rates in inhabital areas inside a residence? https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/introduction
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by lob_it 4y ago
Willful ignorance explains methane with climate change, the opiod epidemic and even inferior calories and the correlation to obesity (high fructose corn syrup in beverages or where it does not belong for example). Many 21st century innovati
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YouTube May Have Misinformation Blind Spots(nytimes.com)
3 points by lob_it 4y ago|0 comments
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by lob_it 4y ago
They could take a 20 year old that has never played fps's and perform similar tests. Coordination, twitch muscle reflexes, peripheral vision and other variables will never exist with AI. GLHF as they say. Hopefully not too off-topic, b
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by lob_it 4y ago
You would be correct that conniptions are their own personal problem. Literacy is fundamental.. Or fun the mental with basic english
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by lob_it 4y ago
The burden is on you to prove it is not a self-deprecating statement and/or that I am not offended every time someone says squint. Also, the operative words of "much like" and "sure to offend someone" can be ammende
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by lob_it 4y ago
I'm laughing that it really worked. Do you internalize everything you read? Tabloids probably give you conniptions As stated, I'm over it
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by lob_it 4y ago
Analog 101 sayings were not nimble enough with technology. I've worked on projects where wearing a lot of hats was much more of a pleasure than sending a change request.... Waiting.... Getting innacurate results.... Waiting..... Sendin
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by lob_it 4y ago
Not to say that chasing paper is bad, but doing what you enjoy makes sayings like "I don't feel like I've worked a day in my life" a cool foundation for wellbeing. The culture in your country doesn't sound like &quo
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by lob_it 4y ago
I'm silly enough to think having a 12u rack in the mancave is better than a keg setup. https://ltsp.org/ http://www.porteus.org/ I've done a few personal projects with LTSP and think PXE booting i
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by lob_it 4y ago
What if tcp/ip and the digital pangaea known as cesspool devises domestic protocols and retires tcp/ip for a national infrastructure on a modern 21st century protocol, without a billion illiterates (they can sit around all day and
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by lob_it 4y ago
In other news, its obvious which region has trash problems
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by lob_it 4y ago
You grow old with your own body. Thats obviously your problem
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by lob_it 4y ago
Wonderful was just ambiguous enough to be oderless :p
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by lob_it 4y ago
Same old song :)
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by lob_it 4y ago
With the expected increase in temperatures and forecasts of drought/flood extremes, we should expect agriculture to adapt to 21st century modeling. The climate and terrain are different everywhere, so these changes may be regional effo
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by lob_it 4y ago
It was a simple gesture implying that due to the hotter temperatures, sunblock may actually compound the problem. We can expect the above normal temperatures for a decade or two after the methane is contained. Don't toxify the body wit
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by lob_it 4y ago
It looks like if methane emissions were completely capped, we would still have above normal temperatures for decades before 20th century temperature norms were restored. Who would be best to explain that in laymen terms? Organics may offset
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by lob_it 4y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-63083634 It looks like cancer and leukaemia for surrounding populations too, so capping or capture protocols may not kick the can as far.
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by lob_it 4y ago
Again, with a global forum, the title was about productivity in the states. You do not sound like the intended audience. Did the buffett joke about purchasing soda and dialysis stocks even make you laugh? We are also on the cusp of automati
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by lob_it 4y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-63083634 The article indicated a 20% rise in cancer rates in populutions around these oil sites from 2015 to 2018. We can only wonder how many decades this has been occuring
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by lob_it 4y ago
https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/biofuels/biodiesel-rd-ot... I can agree that diversification is a good thing. I haven't looked into it, but this article states Henry Ford wanted hemp biofuels to run the m
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by lob_it 4y ago
The BBC broke some news about a month ago regarding flaring emissions not even being included in the inspection numbers for oil. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-62917498 Its not in the US, but once its in
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by lob_it 4y ago
If the information was public, after remedying all of the methane leaks, we would still maintain above normal temperatures for a decade or two, then we would normalize temperatures around 2050, if all of the leaks were capped by tomorrow. D

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