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by lob_it 4y ago
https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/06/22/ranked-the-top-10-... India can be #1 in most plastic dumped into the oceans. We're all #1 in our own special ways :p
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by lob_it 4y ago
I admit, I didn't reseach the thousands of PFAS chems for the joke :p
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by lob_it 4y ago
Its actually simple math and sociology to explain how we got to 2022. https://www.futuretimeline.net/data-trends/10.htm Similar to the blog post, i enjoyed the Internet on its transition from acedemia to the general po
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by lob_it 4y ago
Nah. It was more of a reflex response to why they (oc) wasn't informed decades ago. I was quite polite too and I did find new angles to enjoy with my golf swing the past decade. Still enjoying them to this day. Did you expend all of yo
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by lob_it 4y ago
Instead of accelerating a recession, perhaps more resources will be dedicated to biofuels to keep industry and vehicles powered for decades to come. Many industries are "beyond a crisis", which makes many of the shortfalls in supp
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by lob_it 4y ago
Taxonomies are one of the funnest things I have worked with (very limited capacities) in the Wordpress implementation (about 1.5 million indexed pages). I think spatial datasets/spatial aptitude either makes them relevant or just an un
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by lob_it 4y ago
"Most things are not forever" https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/what-is-pfas There.. Fixed that for you
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by lob_it 4y ago
SIM swap attacks happening at every level of the mobile industry would probably invoke cool rebuttals as well. https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2019/10/sim-swap-sc... You are not going to be able to p
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by lob_it 4y ago
In other news... Tcp/IP with an always on connection only makes nodes venerable to constant bombardment from any 3rd world country. No TCP/IP means no 3rd world access. Modern domestic protocols keep jurisdictions relevant, with r
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by lob_it 4y ago
Manipulation as a word already existed, just not as popular among literates. Psuedo-innovation may have been more accurate as the word of the year. Its obvious that many industries are "beyond a crisis" :p
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by lob_it 4y ago
In many ways, financial services are a futile attempt at utilizing a crackwhore to navigate other crackwhores on [your] behalf. The list of institutions may sound familiar, though not as blatant as Wells Fargo associates signing up customer
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by lob_it 4y ago
They didn't invent "the strong, silent type" persona to dissuade individuals from being themselves. I happen to be introverted by nature and have enjoyed over 20,000 one-on-one interactions, just with work. Probably 60% to 70
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by lob_it 4y ago
Right. Evolution is still cool. Expanding beyond CPU sockets sounds like a reasonable expectation, instead of cramming everything on one die.
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by lob_it 4y ago
Not familiar with that. I did a few quick searches on the quad cpu itaniums to no avail, but vaugely recall faster ring buses for sockets (though perhaps just faster for the era). I can't say that i still have floppies for Leisure suit
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by lob_it 4y ago
I rocked a Commodore 128.. Don't F with me :p Power is nothing without spittle (I'm sure at least one person said it) I'm not familiar with the lingo, but I was thinking of multilayer sockets, with a higher bandwidth loop&#x2
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by lob_it 4y ago
Dating back to the turn of the century, I can still recall the pleasure of building my 1st of many SMP desktops/workstations with an Abit VP6 to game on and work on at home. In 2022, I would almost expect to see mobo designers and chip
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by lob_it 4y ago
No chicken little on this.. Its just an FYI If you raised a family on distilled water and filtered out the contaminents, I'm sure other than high insurance rates in healthcare pools, you'll be fine :) Edit: How could someone not l
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by lob_it 4y ago
As someone who enjoys HTML with java, images and cookies turned off, with several blocklists in the browser on my main reading tablet, a text only protocol would suit me just fine as a modern browsing standard (privacy browser downloaded wi
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by lob_it 4y ago
I worked in an envronmental lab as a teenager and am still in awe of what percentage of toilet paper was in treated sewage water. In 2022, the fine cellulose that could be holding onto finer particles of..... stuff, pale in comparison to mi
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by lob_it 4y ago
Not to you, obviously. It was a reference to participation (the lack thereof) And I should have linked a source, but business outsourcing was more of referring to manufacturing in china and the counterfit goods. Software is obviously easier
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by lob_it 4y ago
Atlanta has inadequate infrastructure that causes "rush hour traffic" on a tuesday drive on the highway at 2:00 pm. The city is not 21st century compatible if "value for time" is important. I supported two offices in Smy
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by lob_it 4y ago
"Make reversible decisions as soon as possible and make irreversible decisions as late as possible." The summary sounded like a rash judgement. Is A/B/C testing reversible, irreversable or a tool for clarity in goal maki
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by lob_it 4y ago
Spatial data makes a lot of the 1 dimensional thinking more and more of a 20th century relic and even less of an opinion. "Those variables are unique to them" is an easy way to rationlize. The culture divide make so many variables
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by lob_it 4y ago
They were shoehorning V8's into miatas, well outside of the warranty period. Locked into obsolete engineering is a crutch/impediment, not innovation. Seeing the 4G rollout was a good economic course in environmental pollution and
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by lob_it 4y ago
In 2022, the auto jargon is still reminiscent of 20th century accounting and marketing. With the rapid pace of innovation with battery technologies forecast, the lack of "modular powertrains/batteries" just means many EV&#x27
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by lob_it 4y ago
A healthy economic system does not need a constant supply of "economic steroids" or a manufactured crisis every few years to sustain. The negative effects of "economic steroids" would indicate that 2022 is just another h
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by lob_it 4y ago
I think anybody that saw the "pay to play" debacle with all of the medical journals at the turn of the century approach "medical and health (i call it healff, because they obviously got two "F's" in the subject
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by lob_it 4y ago
After visiting california, they have a bankrupt economy problem. It looks like the water woes are coming to a head and the chinesium import money will run dry there too very soon. Texas has an illiteracy problem too, with fiction and faith
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by lob_it 4y ago
Diversification already has lingo for this in the 21st century: 1) Blue sky innovation - most intermittent renewables. They have toxic downsides too. 2) Gray sky innovation - Oil, gas, nuclear, etc fit perfectly here. Much of it is tried an
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by lob_it 4y ago
I just read this article recently that said something similar with asbestos: https://www.propublica.org/article/asbestos-poisoning-chemic... Its 2022. If you have inert ingredients and unpronounceable ingredients in yo

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