metalman

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by metalman 5mo ago
This reads like the end of the fossil fueled, grid. Managing the california grid is now completly different than any traditional grid in that peak power is managed seamlessly from solar/wind/battery power, not counting providing a
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by metalman 5mo ago
the only thing suffering here, is language. things, no matter how vigorously anthomorphisized, can niether die, or be born.
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by metalman 5mo ago
"norms", ha! anyone who thinks there are norms, isn't normal. in groups of people who share very specific life styles, where the givens are different than other groups indivuals will adapt or suffer, farmers, long haul trucke
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by metalman 5mo ago
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100429082854.h...
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by metalman 5mo ago
EU Digital Markets Act, huh! thats almost civilised!
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by metalman 6mo ago
after experiencing how proton degraded there "free" email to the very edge of lack of functionality, I trust them just that much.
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by metalman 6mo ago
no, becaus the simple and pragmatic solution for ANYONE who is subject to arbitrary termination, is to litter everything they build with caltrops and dead man triggers and then hint that they will go into "consulting" when fired.
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by metalman 6mo ago
"plant protiens" = ultra mega maximaly proccessed " food* " there will be a great deal of compasionate hand wringing about palitability, texture, etc * stuff/goo/extract/product/substance
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by metalman 6mo ago
my understanding is that extream migrators actualy consume (use as energy) parts of there own brains durring there epic flights, and other species do something similar in the winter and regrow parts of there brains every spring.
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by metalman 6mo ago
recently here, there was an article suggesting that combining hot chilies, with mint, acentuated the anti inflamitory effects of capsaicin by 100 times, and reminds me that I was waiting for my mint to come up, which it will most definitly
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by metalman 6mo ago
please take this, as part tounge in cheek and legitimate comment what, exactly, has "european" got to do with bieng a "verified human" maybe I should ask a dog
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by metalman 6mo ago
0% is valid, but only for the koolaid.
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by metalman 6mo ago
stich them together as an "endless" scroll that can be played, l8ke you say as a video or looked at with all the same days on one screen, which would be the tool I would use to show someone what I have watched for years. observati
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by metalman 6mo ago
I think it's likely that the people behind this refer to Mr Orwels book as "the manual"
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by metalman 6mo ago
watch it happening in real time here https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/products/ocean/sst/contour/ I am seeing changes, unprecidented changes, in my decades of watching, and they do not match any predicted scena
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by metalman 6mo ago
But wait there is ANOTHER pole melting https://nsidc.org/sea-ice-today https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/seaice_daily/
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by metalman 6mo ago
make no mistake, this is not "resentment" this is a collapse of faith, which having recently experienced myself, is what happens when the expectation is that the frog should do the right thing™, and climb out, stoke the fire (just
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by metalman 6mo ago
no detectable ELECTRICAL charge, but they do contain "energy", and do attract with other particles, so I am still ABSOLUTLY totaly correct in my statement. "the universe is an energy gradient", and one of the few absolut
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by metalman 6mo ago
your computer belongs to somebody else, so does ALL of the data on the device, and the total legal resonsibility for that data, and not only that, the creation of ANY data or media on any digital device. you can feel it comming ,the inevit
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by metalman 6mo ago
I see people useing there "watch" as a phone, but since it's realy small, it is only good for recieving voice calls and texts, therby bieng availible, but free of the rest.
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by metalman 6mo ago
the economic mechanism behind "captcha", and other verifications is to increase proffits by bleeding off relavance, a very litteral mechanical braking system, trading momentum for money, or money for momentum on a closed course.
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by metalman 6mo ago
Good fun like this is rare enough, but that it is so topical, and susinct,is ,well as they say sometimes, "snap"
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by metalman 6mo ago
internal consumption engines (ICE), are rapidly becoming niche power sources sodium batteries and solar pv, will take over most of the worlds grids quite quickly now, there are no bariers left any country that resists will be left behind an
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by metalman 6mo ago
not happening. As a person who has a wide and deep skill set with tool use and scratch building in any material, there aint no support, and HUGE impediments to fostering and building the environment where ACTUAL experiences can be had. dang
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by metalman 6mo ago
ummmm, WOW!, hey that clicks your brainrot/drug description is good. making a choice for zero human content and therfore interaction. the full suite of options would include perfectly artificial scents. personaly, I am way over in the
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by metalman 6mo ago
Step by step I am slowly backing away from any technology that I dont like, sometimes going to ridiculous lengths to bypass certain imposed aysmmetric requirements, up to and including abandonment. Nothing in my house beeps. My only onlin
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by metalman 6mo ago
100% guarantee of years of uncertainty, so any large venture built on disposable income is a non starter. The Cruise Ship industry is precarious, and with a hanta virus outbreak on one ship pointing to just how shoddy the whole thing needs
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by metalman 6mo ago
I have watched seagulls commuting back and forth at midnight, as city lighting at scale around a large harbour seems to work for some of them. Country gulls still commute at regular diurnal schedules, or at least there still isn't eno
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by metalman 6mo ago
Primeats, from many perspectives.
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by metalman 6mo ago
Statue of a man in a suit walking off a precipice while blinding himself with the flag he is carrying. https://banksy.co.uk/index.html

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