malfist

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by malfist 8mo ago
You'd be surprised what you can see under light pollutes skies. Especially in narrowband. I built an observatory in a bortle 7 and I get plenty of good data. Link in profile if you wanna see my work
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by malfist 8mo ago
Perhaps Trump shouldn't have ripped up the treaty Obama achieved with Iran. The one where we could pop in unannounced at any time to inspect facilities to make sure there's no nuclear bomb making capabilities.
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by malfist 8mo ago
Sure they did. Thats why we only discovered it after we assassinated their current and former leaders.
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by malfist 8mo ago
DoW is newspeak. Thats not it's name.
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by malfist 8mo ago
Safe for whom?
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by malfist 8mo ago
It's wild how much karma someone has who looks like all they do is post ragebait racist takes.
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by malfist 8mo ago
Are you suggesting you are more informed about Iran than someone from Iran?
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by malfist 8mo ago
And you think assassinating their leaders in an unjustified war and bombing school children and infrastructure will bring about those changes?
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by malfist 8mo ago
Because it's nonsense. It's blatant "whataboutism" in support of authoritarianism.
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by malfist 8mo ago
Your book sounds really interesting! Hope you get it published
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by malfist 8mo ago
Ironic, but par for the course
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by malfist 8mo ago
Why is that funny to you?
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by malfist 8mo ago
> Being able to limit the influence of external bad actors is the main goal of ID verification. Age verification is a useful side effect that makes it easier to sell to the general public. How? People already sell their accounts to spamm
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by malfist 8mo ago
Do people only ever download exactly one malware app?
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by malfist 8mo ago
The incentives aren't aligned yet. Not enough people browse the internet with ID verification yet. So knowing Malfist bought liquor isn't enough, you have to know which browser is Malfist. Likewise, incentives aren't there fo
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by malfist 8mo ago
An easily recognizable lie is still a lie.
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by malfist 8mo ago
When I buy liquor (well, I don't drink anymore, so THC seltzers), the liquor company isn't saving my ID to my profile and then following me around everywhere I go for the rest of my life shouting "This is MALFIST, he's 4
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by malfist 8mo ago
> They also don't automatically send video into the cloud to be analyzed by a human for AI training, Yet.
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by malfist 8mo ago
3 months? Most organics will not break down in that time. 6-12 months is recommended, and even then, not everything is broken down. I've had egg shells last 2 years or more in my compost bin. I made no claims about the speed at which P
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by malfist 8mo ago
A 67% increase of a 0.001% chance is just 0.00167%. 67% of android users in 2025 did not get their banking credentials stolen.
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by malfist 8mo ago
Do you have any evidence for that? From what I understand, the corn to ethanol pipeline was created to keep corn prices from dropping below what the farm bill would pay for.
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by malfist 8mo ago
PLA does break down naturally, it is a good source of carbon for many types of bacteria. It takes a long time, and happens more quickly in industrial composters where it's shredded to microplastics first but it does happen. Take a look
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by malfist 8mo ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted but yes, this is true. I don't want or need to talk to everyone, and I generally don't appreciate people I don't know or won't know in five minutes to engage me in idle chatter.
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by malfist 8mo ago
This has to be one of the worst whataboutism I've seen. No one is objecting to this corruption because it was cheap. Just expressing incredulity
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by malfist 8mo ago
Starters are a mix of bacteria that produce either lactic acid or acetic acid. If yours is never turning out sour enough you might be: using too much commercial yeast, not using enough starter, or having a starter culture biased towards lac
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by malfist 8mo ago
You say calling it circular is wrong framing and the immediately proceeded to describe a circle.
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by malfist 8mo ago
So we shouldn't call it a shit move? I'm not sure what your point is.
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by malfist 8mo ago
No you see, he learned a lesson. Its a very expensive lesson so we shouldn't fire him. Now, why he keeps having to relearn the lesson I couldn't tell you. It's a mystery
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by malfist 8mo ago
Just left amazon for Stripe. Not part of a layoff. It wasn't too bad for me. Remote middle of the country too
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by malfist 8mo ago
That might have been true three years ago. But not now

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