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by mariuolo 4y ago
> Wow it just blows.my.mind. that that is all it takes! Years ago a judge in southern Italy was in the news for having sold a case in exchange for groceries. It looks petty, but it's actually shrewd: by accepting small gifts the cro
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by mariuolo 4y ago
What are the advantages over cmake or meson?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> Imho they can as long as they agree to drop some sort if retro-compatibility. What's the performance hit/wafer space for that today?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I thought satellites could follow pretty much every launch.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> The toner lasts F-O-R-E-V-E-R. Now you know why the manufacturer wants to change things.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> He could have someone help him board a train to Geneva (a few hours away), hopped the Alps to Geneva and be done with it. And pay some 8000 CHF. Not everyone has access to such a sum.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I add another one: pretty much everyone has been exposed by now. Being able to estimate the concentration can be useful though.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Assassinating visiting heads of state would most likely mean war. Or at least a much higher involvement of their respective countries in the conflict.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Couldn't it be he was too old and they used the IQ as an excuse?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I couldn't find a link to the source code...
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by mariuolo 4y ago
Legacy devices? Bureaucratic inertia? I read they're still somewhat popular in Japan.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> Perks of free market With a cartel of two, I doubt it can be considered a free market.
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by mariuolo 4y ago
I don't understand the moral panic this article is attempting to raise: what's the difference in telling "race" from bones instead of skin tone?
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by mariuolo 4y ago
> How can Russia pressure and disrupt the process when NATO members are the ones most afraid of Putin? Hungary is also a NATO member and yet its president (Mr. Orban) has been quite chummy with Putin.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Try without AMP https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/world-economy/sri-la...
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by mariuolo 5y ago
I delete everything on exit anyway.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Not defending Ivermectin, but what do people have against trying alternative therapeutics for COVID? Nothing at all, as long as proper testing procedures are followed.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Likewise. Personally, since it works well I'm going to leave it as it is.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Has the T-14 actually been mass produced?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> There's 2-3 people doing all the work, and they let other people claim it, because that's just the culture somehow. Could it be a question of caste hierarchy if in India?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Polish pilots could land them (unarmed) at a Swedish civilian airport Sweden doesn't even want to consider joining NATO at the moment, do you think they would be up for such a diplomatic sleight of hand?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Offer immediate provisional citizenship/asylum to anyone who immigrated to fight. Ukraine is not a wealthy country. Who might consider citizenship so desirable to risk his life over it?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Also not all countries prosecute or allow for lawsuits against downloaders.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Is it a tax or what?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Reminds me of this man http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6715313.stm
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by mariuolo 5y ago
They've run simulations themselves in that regard. See: https://www.reuters.com/technology/russia-disconnected-globa...
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by mariuolo 5y ago
"Subscription required"
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Dial-up was good enough when most of the content was text. And we didn't know any better:)
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> a more provocative middle finger than blatant atheism Perhaps there are factors other than willful provocation. Like religious exemptions in some instances. And having organisations behind that.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Can automakers not use a 7nm fab? Intel offered car manufacturers 16nm chips "as many as they wanted", but they'd have to be re-engineered from, from what I read, 150nm and certified for harsher conditions (temperature,

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