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by mbfg 1y ago
doesn't this just increase the desire by companies to hire people remotely in other countries?
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by mbfg 1y ago
peppermint altoids, to be specific (sorry). they use a good quality peppermint, as opposed to other cheap peppermint candy (typically).
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by mbfg 1y ago
Fun fact, Altoids tend to be one of the better treatment for dismotility, meaning folks who have esophagus's that don't operate correctly to help swallow down food.
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by mbfg 1y ago
>> The thing that separates Forth from most other languages is its use of the stack. In Forth, everything revolves around the stack I mean, that's pretty much every language. The main difference is that the programmer's acce
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by mbfg 1y ago
i doubt it matters anymore what the populous thinks. Last election was your last real chance to vote.
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by mbfg 1y ago
I missed the news where the US Gov bought out blue sky??? How else could BlueSky violate someone's free speech?
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by mbfg 1y ago
oh... this is the thing that raises doubts!
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by mbfg 1y ago
Will there be another election?
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by mbfg 1y ago
I believe less than a quarter of the defense budget is for salaries and compensations.
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by mbfg 1y ago
not all people of course, just say 99%... the bottom 99%
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by mbfg 1y ago
The history of the american road infrastructure was really pushed early on as a military requirement, to be able to move troops, equipment everywhere, even land planes on roads if necessary. Military purposes can be the 'undeniable&#x2
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by mbfg 1y ago
Most often captured phrase emitted by the hyphae -- "Damn Pepperoni!"
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by mbfg 1y ago
I expect their will be more entertainment options at fueling stations, eateries, some modern form of putt-putt, or arcades, to keep you busy for longer.
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by mbfg 1y ago
No love for penguins? Their body style might work better as a pillow.
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by mbfg 1y ago
how about 4 times further than Voyager 1?
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by mbfg 1y ago
not sure why this was downvoted. I mean at some point (maybe not now) you'd think it would work.
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by mbfg 1y ago
researchers wrote that agents are plagued with .... poor understanding of how to navigate the internet. lol. That was the only unsurprising bit, imo.
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by mbfg 1y ago
Only kids who can't afford the "regular" meals get switched to alternative meals.
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by mbfg 1y ago
the cool thing about cost of living is taxes tend to track cost of living, so the ability for government to pay for school lunches is likely similar anywhere.
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by mbfg 1y ago
Well, makes sense now that we have such a simple answer to detecting spies ourselves... https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/29/north_korea_worker_in...
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by mbfg 1y ago
--doesn't-- -> shouldn't no one will stop him.
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by mbfg 1y ago
Project 2025 is the playbook, plenty of references on line.
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by mbfg 1y ago
The Tariffs would have to be around 1000% for it to be worth buying american in many cases.
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The Death of Affordable Computing [video](youtube.com)
3 points by mbfg 1y ago|3 comments
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by mbfg 1y ago
What companies are saying about how tariffs will destroy hardware supply in the US.
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by mbfg 1y ago
That's the problem with calling yourself X, without a clear non-subjective definition of X.
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by mbfg 1y ago
The thing is we've only been around a tiny period of time, and given the size of the universe, it would have to be an amazingly tiny Goldilocks zone in time to actually notice us, let alone do anything about it.
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by mbfg 1y ago
so at heat death of the universe, things will be more complex? i think not. There is clearly a limit to complexity, where that is when that is we don't know.
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by mbfg 1y ago
i clicked the link to see why it was the hug of "death", only to then realize after reading, it was hug of "deaf". i wonder what the unique user count was.
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by mbfg 1y ago
We realize, just nothing we can do about it.

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