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by meepmorp 2y ago
How did I miss the big GDA link at the top of the page? Thanks!
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by meepmorp 2y ago
There's not much information about the design itself, even on the SMR specific website ( https://www.rolls-royce-smr.com ). The best I could find was blurry embedded graphic with cross section of what looked like a reactor ve
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Like I said, I can't wait to see the blast radius.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I bet you think Iranians are Arabs. Jeez, man, you can't even bigot right.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Come on, make your trolling less obvious. Even as bait, that's too stupid.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Can't wait to see the blast radius if the judge decides to block CloudFlare
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> The rules of war prohibit planting explosive in objects which are likely to be picked up by civilians. Yes, and? They didn't just leave a bunch of attractive nuisance bombs all over Lebanon; they specifically targeted devices prov
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by meepmorp 2y ago
It's literally a one party state. "You can vote for anyone you like so long as it's the guy from the CPC," ain't exactly a choice.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Jews poisoning wells was a common antisemitic accusation for centuries (and still - Mahmoud Abbas made a very similar, unsubstantiated claim in 2016) Also, accusations of murdering Christian babies to make matzo, generally worshiping the de
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Unlike reality, fiction needs to be believable.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> So if somebody turned the phones of all members of X army (say IDF) into bombs, and exploded them at mass when a lot of them would be off duty with their families, would that be ok? Yes. Because it would be an attack targeting active m
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> It's a separatist group Are you talking about Hezbollah? If so, you're really wrong.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> I'd be extremely, extremely surprised if this was a "targeted" shipment rather than a generic batch that was expected to a certain degree to be bought by hezbollah members. Why?
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I think someone in IRGC and/or Hezbollah is compromised and modified pagers got substituted in a delivery much further down the chain than the factory.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Yeah, everyone talking about shaped charges or (micro-) explosively formed penetrators seems to overlook the fact that, compared to just a regular bomb, they'd be less strictly effective for situations where you can't control the
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by meepmorp 2y ago
People routinely leave guns in Walmart bathrooms. Leaving the top secret hezbollahpager on the counter is eminently believable.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I thought they explained it pretty clearly: since it's not legal to FedEx $43k in France, everyone in Indiana should've expected this turn of events.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
apparently not: > This would at least solve the problem for the vast majority of users, but it’s not possible, as far as I can tell. You seemingly cannot switch between legacy and raw input once you’ve enabled it. You might think RIDEV_R
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Over the past ten years, these shipments have increased from $140 million to over $1 billion annually.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Maybe some, but the main difference between Oxide and the others is that they sell an integrated platform, so if a customer is just looking to replace the VM software, that seems like a harder sell.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I'm fine with letting users sideload software, but I'm also fine with letting the people writing the software decide how they want it distributed. Everyone gets to have their say!
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Why are you opposed to letting the authors decide on whether or not they want their app sideloaded?
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by meepmorp 2y ago
The first WHOIS db was created in early 70s, according to Wikipedia. So, older than DNS itself.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Iirc, Matter uses BT LE for adding devices; not sure if that's required or just a supported option, though. Yay?
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Because other people here might find it interesting. The world isn't geared towards you.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
These threads are people spontaneously interacting over the internet, not setting out to write articles. You're "eavesdropping," here, and so if the content doesn't seem tailored to you or your better understanding of, i
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by meepmorp 2y ago
They're a branch of the military, preparing for war is literally their raison d'être.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> GE Additive doesn't sound like they're doing any design work, just manufacturing. Not even that; per the article it's "manufacturing consulting." Presumably someone else is doing the actual work - I'd gues
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by meepmorp 2y ago
FTT definitely knows how to design and build jet engines, but iirc all their designs so far are small subsonic engines for drones and cruise missiles. I'd love to see it happen, but his is brand new territory for them in both size and
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> An electronic search warrant of HSU's cellular phone device later revealed images and videos of HSU digitally penetrating the victim in an incapacitated state at various stages of their friendship, then dating relationship,"

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