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by mariuolo 4y ago
At best you get a pat on your back, at worst you go to jail: why should anyone take the chance?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> It would be pretty easy to remove "kill everyone except me" as one of those options, if we thought it was worth it (which again, it probably isn't). The idea is to keep everyone except the pilot alive but unconscious unt
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by mariuolo 4y ago
With https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Airlines_Flight_702 when the co-pilot hijacked the plane to ask for political asylum in Switzerland, I remember news coverage reporting that he had threatened the passengers
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Is mercury contamination of rivers ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_contamination_in_Calif... ) a factor in water scarcity today?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> as I know exactly zero people engaged in consensual incest And why, pray, should they come out only to face unfounded accusations of rape and child abuse?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Would we diffuse it in the same way at the same speed? If not, would the results be any different?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> That teratoma link has quite disturbing pics. From Ancient Greek τέρατος (tératos, “monster”). Aptly named, I would say.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> I don't see how this can signal criminal intent It's hard to imagine a legitimate reason for lowering the landing gear if not landing. On water, as the article explains, that would make things even worse.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Could it be they earn more in consumables on inkjet printers?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> The psychological dependency on drugs should be treated Current addiction treatments tend to approach the problem from multiple directions, but in the end it has to be a decision from the affected person. If this vaccine actually works
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Nixon's voice sounds too gravelly.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I believe the answer will have to come from above, i.e. governments. Industry is unable to self-regulate on this.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
At least the impersonators could land in hot water, if identified.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> The NUC Extreme line is basically that, which IMO is a really good form factor. Missed that one. I still mourn BTX.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> There was more C64 stuff than C128 stuff. The C128 even did CP/M80 with a Z80 CPU. I had one. I know. Trouble is, running CP/M required a 1571 drive and an 80 column monitor, both expensive peripherals. Also CP/M was pre
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I think they're keeping their options open for the future. Or perhaps it's a dangle to exact concessions.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I don't think it did well anywhere. Just another wacky item from the Commodore product lineup. Even the C128 was used in C64 mode by most of its owners.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> Only 10? For now.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> At the start of the article it says Russian troops get paid $50K if they are wounded They are /promised/ the equivalent of $50k. How many actually receive that sum is yet to be seen, the Russian state can also play the same g
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Slovenia and Slovakia: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-43419675
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> How is this not eugenics? Because it's not supposed to improve the breed. However bizarre, it's merely a personal choice.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Two things should be ascertained: if the front-end is statically linked to NzbGet making it a derivative of the latter and if the developer supplies the source code upon request.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
One of the troubles with widespread static linking is that it makes code vetting more difficult. > Well, too bad. Too bad future distros will ship only core binaries and leave the bulk of leaf packages to third-party containers.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> Not sure how well the rest of ISS can function, if at all, without the Russian modules in operation. I believe the supposedly irreplaceable function of the Russian segment is raising the station via a Progress spacecraft docked to it.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> It was not immediately clear who will operate the Russian side of the station once Moscow pulls out. Didn't they want to disconnect their segment? At least I remember reading something to that effect, a while ago. Also the station
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by mariuolo 4y ago
For what it's worth, I started making homophonic spelling errors after my English improved. I wonder if I'm unconsciously mimicking errors from others, or if something in my brains has changed.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Here in Italy Videotel was exactly how you describe it, plus tarot readers. But I'm surprised, Minitel and to some extent, Prestel were touted as success stories even at the time.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Loosely related, but I see its descendants eComStation and ArcaOS still being maintained: does anyone know what they're used for these days?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
The unavailability of rubber as sealant both in Europe and Asia is not mentioned in either part I or II.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> I had to contact the original uploaded to get access to the account. That's your mistake there. Others would have left it alone or added a note somewhere. But that begs the question: why doesn't pypi verify that uploader and

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