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metalman
11mo ago
essentialy no choice in putting infrastructure underground as the cost's and delays in putting a power corridor right of way through is unthinkable, they will almost certainly be useing old established locations for transformer substa
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metalman
11mo ago
thanks for the "recomendation" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k1BneeJTDcU 168 million views edit: thinking about this video, it occurs to me that what is criminalised as subversion, may just be an instinctual react
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metalman
11mo ago
"privacy" or not sharing your space with a creepy room mate, and reading the internet without adds ar3 parallel running three flavors of the same off brand browser, each optimised for different segments of online content is what s
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metalman
11mo ago
I can never understand how people continue to defend a useless, very very likely dangerous, poisonous, chemical byproduct. the cult of glorp or something fer fucks sake, the world is full of lovley good things to eat and drink, get some alr
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metalman
11mo ago
the human created slop is unbeleavably huge, where?, how?, what is the motivation?, how do they sustain whatever mental state required to produce this stuff, and still be able to feed themselves? it is clearly highly competitive, and veers
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metalman
11mo ago
and the northward expansion of lightning, which was unknown in the artic untill very recently https://www.arctictoday.com/lightning-strikes-the-arctic-wha...
907.
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metalman
11mo ago
looking at it from the absolute simplest of perspectives, money/time/effort, then the notion of a base, or primer layer that seals a surface and provides a non absorbant layer for the much more expensive coulor coat. primer bieng
908.
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metalman
11mo ago
ask Jack Ma about that
909.
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metalman
11mo ago
America never had control. What it did have was the natural, organic attention of a very large portion of the world population, just after the end of WW2. Anericans were physicaly bigger, stronger, better educated, cool and casual about al
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metalman
11mo ago
the cost of having very fast up/down syncrounous data/compute,comunications to any random spot on the planet, at any time, in a very hard to interupt or detect manner, is, what it is and can not be compared to anything else
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metalman
11mo ago
the first line "prevent phones from displaying nude images except when users verify that they are adults" first were citizens, then consumers, and now users* *terms and conditions apply, and will be changed at any time, click I ag
912.
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metalman
11mo ago
trade a i for an n,....closer to ruining the world, they trade off so it looks like two teams and yell at each other to make it look good, but it's amazing how many of them stay on the same island, at the same time.
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metalman
11mo ago
the real truth is that there is a high probability that as was stated long ago, "it's not that the universe is stranger than we understand, it's that it is stranger than we can understand" and at this point it is very cl
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metalman
11mo ago
I want an adult "media" ban that prevents me from bieng exposed to the mindless manipulating, scheaming, grasping greed and inanities of a broken political and regulatory system. They all act like dog's, that think that beca
915.
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metalman
11mo ago
there was an early version of something very much like windy, except that it is a globe that you can spin in 3d and expand,but with zero branding or fancy stuff, no idea what it was the url is. and re: windy thanks for the reminder, I had d
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metalman
11mo ago
I didnt see the banner. The site functions in strait html, no scripts, or cookies, or dom needed, browser back/forward buttons work, so the cookie thing is there as part of revenue generation, but even with java, cookies, and dom stora
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metalman
11mo ago
I watched in awe this week as the largest spiral system I have ever seen cover almost the entirety of North America, but as I am strictly a self taught amatuer climatologist, weather/climate head, I cant back up my observations with an
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metalman
11mo ago
My dad has described the process for cutting sections to be viewed under microscopes, including electron microscopes. Sharpening the special blade prior to this was routine and he offered to give the sharpening rig, which I declined, as I
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metalman
11mo ago
The main page graphic representation of a smiling piggy bank pooping out 4 leaf clovers while bitcoin is slotted into it.
920.
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metalman
11mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jM8dCGIm6yc The Hu ↑ Helps if you have speakers that wouldn't look out of place at stonehenge.
921.
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metalman
11mo ago
no. these people are double fucked, once in the US, for crimes while bieng chinese, and then again, in China, for crimes while bieng chinese and then they will face a rather terrible but never directly spoken of fate, for having messed with
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metalman
11mo ago
this is only the first serve from solar battery powered electric grid's. sodium batteries will drop costs and eliminate* fire hazards. ultra high power density supper caps are on the way, which put humanitys power requirements into the
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metalman
11mo ago
Ah!, though the hen of the woods must be all carbs then, as it didn't leave me hungry and, it occurs to me that in certain tests, fungus might be smarter than chickens, something something, maze/logic tests of mycelium.
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metalman
11mo ago
"Fascism, like the future, is already here, it's just unevenly distributed". SNAP!
925.
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metalman
11mo ago
"Chicken of the woods", Hen of the woods?, whatever, shelf fungus, grows on dieing hardwoods, often in huge quantities, cooks like chicken, looks like chicken, tastes like chicken, but costs more unless you can gather it yourself.
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metalman
11mo ago
"Robots will automatically harvest tomatoes that are easy to pick, while humans will handle the more challenging fruits." this is EXACTLY the oposite of the way it is supposed to work, and brings to mind agricultural sayings conce
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metalman
11mo ago
put another way, a rounding error of people, owns everything. not good.
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metalman
11mo ago
high voltage transmission lines can and are built with a glass fibre core, and would be essentaily invisible also a ditch witch and couple of support vehicles could run cable through most terrain, and in agrairian areas , not needing permit
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metalman
11mo ago
stable performance for > 50000 cycles
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metalman
11mo ago
any kid who cant figure out how to slide right by a government hack is a looser, and while we should feel a little bad for both of them, presumambly someone will take pity and fix there phones up , and let them know that there is sex and ev
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