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monopoledance
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Agree. What you want is a distribution of power like you got with modern, democratic state systems. As long as the moderation team is not an absolute power, I don't see an issue. If e.g. the COC is meant to be strictly applicable to e
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monopoledance
5y ago
Underneath the cliff will be a water body, but the kernel prepared accordingly.
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5y ago
They shared an update on the Europe situation via newsletter: > "With our supply improving, you may be wondering when you can order a laptop if you're outside of the U.S and Canada. We selected and are bringing up our worldwid
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monopoledance
5y ago
They shared an update on the Europe situation via newsletter: > "With our supply improving, you may be wondering when you can order a laptop if you're outside of the U.S and Canada. We selected and are bringing up our worldwid
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5y ago
Yes, but that's a good thing. You are much more likely to burn your plant with fertilizer, than starving it. If you think about the typical environment most plants adapted to, you will not have a year's worth of N2, P, ... supplie
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monopoledance
5y ago
Others have answered the question already, but I want to extent on my comment: Long standing water, same as boiled water loses some CO2. CO2 in water forms carbonic acid in part, which dissolves calcium salts. Removing the acid, will make s
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monopoledance
5y ago
Oh, are you? So the fact he is an asshole makes everything he did and thought “politics”? Is everything, any scientist does, which supports a world view you don’t like, “politics”? Does this somehow invalidate the correction about the origi
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5y ago
I want that! If we ever get our shit together, let’s use that for a common language. For us, for our home - earth. Edit: Oh, I translated this as alive/not alive. Guess, this was originally down to soul. Not advocating to go down that
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5y ago
Foreign speaker here. Thanks, fixed.
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5y ago
Tl;dr: Lots of houseplants die. The end. Anyway, since you are here: You may kill your plants with tap water. Plants evolved to get demineralized rainwater. The salts of tap water will build up in the soil, slowly poisoning the plant. Addit
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5y ago
The snark is publishing it in the blog post not blacked out. As a side effect the account may or not be warned by this. Not sure, if it’s legal to do so, in the US.
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5y ago
There were somewhat prominent USB-C power delivery issues with (various types) of PD USB-C hubs bricking M1 macbooks. At least in the beginning. Not sure, if fixed in firmware now, but in any case: The M1 chips may be particularly prone to
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5y ago
You can do better.
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5y ago
I disagree. Production is cheap, more so for digital services, you can very well make shit nobody wants and then use advertising and marketing to produce demand. And of course ‘wanting’ is ambiguous. There is a difference between impulsive
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monopoledance
5y ago
Thanks for sharing! I have to say, I feel a bit “dirty” carrying so much unused and legacy code around with Linux, so I like people trying to reinvent the wheel just for the pleasure of a fresh start. For the aesthetics. Even if it’s merely
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Thanks for checking in. Makes me happy to see your excitement for learning the inner workings of things. What do you think about other Rust OS projects like Redox? https://www.redox-os.org/
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5y ago
Biking is horribly efficient, I think. I used to overstate my commuting, as well, but when I compare it to running, you need to at least double the duration for equivalency. Both in numbers and feelz. And you really need to push it (lol) to
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5y ago
Not sure what you are trying to tell me.
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monopoledance
5y ago
Lol. If nobody buys anything, why would you need money?
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monopoledance
5y ago
Marketing said I need to lead with libertarian virtue signaling before playing The Internationale on HN.
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5y ago
I don’t believe you. Landfills rapidly filling with last year’s “innovation“ and people getting increasingly dissatisfied with their jobs, because they lost touch with the actual product they are allegedly working on, should be an indicatio
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5y ago
Legislation holding companies liable for breaches and leaks, which were in their capabilities to prevent. Simple and fair, scales well. No downsides. Sure, not everything is always their fault, but usually it is and comes with yoloing from
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5y ago
Working for Google and Facebook has other ethical implications…. but that’s not what I was referring to. > huge demand That’s my point. Stop working for those small and big businesses in need of pushing solutions to problems they inven
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5y ago
Incentivize the economy to not overproduce bullshit ad nauseam. Vote with your wallet, and push for it culturally, or spiritually - offer alternative experiences and goals to consumerism. Stop working for companies producing products nobody
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5y ago
Supposedly until the “end of the year”, but I would really like an update on that. Would be quite pissed, if they’d sorry out mid December, as I am somewhat holding off for them. For cultural differences, I can see a comparatively huge mark
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5y ago
I heard somewhere, Intel is quite extensively helping small projects with hardware/board design. I assume that’s the reason they started with Intel (apart from AMD chip sourcing in the last 1 - 2 years), and if that’s the case, they ma
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monopoledance
5y ago
This is not true. After you get the first three doses you likely have life-long protection. In fact, when I got mine, I was informed they are not doing the follow-up anymore, because no case of rabies infections after the initial doses, eve
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monopoledance
5y ago
There is something really scary about this being all secret functionality. How do I know my scanner/printer/camera/... isn't snitching on me when connected to the internet? Also can I put those dots in any picture/d
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Twin primes come to mind. Feels very similar in nature. Overall, there might be a connection to complex systems and ontogenesis. Maybe our struggling with this is all down to some original sin in our perception. Some false axiom we all carr
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Those people may actually be able to offload stress, anxiety and worries... I fear most evil folks sleep well at night.
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