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by na85 5y ago
>Run outside Not all of us live in California. In huge parts of North America there is ice and snow on the ground for 3-6 months of the year and it's objectively unsafe to jog outside.
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by na85 5y ago
Just goes to show you how a mix of boldness and simplicity goes a long way. Nike and Spotify had the most easily-reproducible logos. I don't think I could draw the starbucks logo from memory with a gun to my head, and I couldn't
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by na85 5y ago
>Would you also oppose controlling fox and deer populations in Australia? By using genetic engineering? Yes I would.
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by na85 5y ago
>and suddenly people care and object, a lot!? I object because I have no confidence that the unintended consequences won't be ecologically disastrous.
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by na85 5y ago
Electric Ducted Fan
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by na85 5y ago
Hundreds of aircraft have phased arrays onboard. See this wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_electronically_scanne... Specifically, I believe the one on the 737 is the Rockwell Collins WXR-2100.
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by na85 5y ago
I have dinner plates that are larger than the phased array under the nose cone/radome of the C-130 Hercules or the 737. Phased arrays can be very small.
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by na85 6y ago
>are you going to blame the OpenBSD guys for the quality of software outside of their control? Of course not, that's my point. In order to make an OpenBSD system usable for more than a rudimentary firewall, you need to step beyond
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by na85 6y ago
It's easy to claim "no remote holes in the default install" if said install has extremely limited functionality. By the time you've configured your M1 system with a desktop environment and everything that goes with, you&
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by na85 6y ago
>For some kinds of cheese, people actually find them indistinguishable from the classic dairy versions; for example, if you tried 5 kinds of Blue Cheese, you'd likely find differences between them, and might not even be able to iden
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by na85 6y ago
>Humanity will start doing more and more things without understanding why, but because "the computer said so", and things work out when the computer says they will. Black boxes will explode in usage, and God forgive those that
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by na85 6y ago
>You can "Save" chats for yourself for later. Can you, though? With Telegram, perhaps. But "chat" in general does not have this. Depends heavily on the service, in my experience.
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by na85 6y ago
>Being quite involved in the Scala community myself, I can tell you that the impact of his technical contributions is basically zero. >None of the projects he developed along the years has had any momentum (save for one, called "
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by na85 6y ago
See I can tell that you're snidely implying that I'm falsely equating rape with "being an asshole", which I explicitly did not do. The phenomenon behind why these people get a pass is the same, even if their behavior is
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by na85 6y ago
>How are people still getting away with this kind of abuse? How? It's quite simple, really. You know that phenomenon you see here on HN with big names like Steve Jobs or RMS, or Elon Musk? The phenomenon where people give them a pa
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by na85 6y ago
Homebrew apps only ask for permissions when they get updated because gatekeeper treats it like a fresh install, I guess.
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by na85 6y ago
https://nathan.pro/raspi.html
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by na85 6y ago
>I have yet to find a model that is profitable and scalable. Too bad, because commercial farms are shitty in almost every way.
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by na85 6y ago
It's only perceived to be dying because of the Google hegemony directing all organic search to corporate blogspam.
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by na85 6y ago
I used to follow a blog of two people, he English and she from somewhere in Wisconsin, who met on an IRC channel I used to frequent and who eventually met up in real life, fell in love, and ran away into the world together. I kinda fell out
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by na85 6y ago
They're good solutions for places like Athens where the population is dense and urbanized and people are more concerned with getting any connectivity at all rather than getting low ping times in CSGO.
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by na85 6y ago
>Social media is not intentionally designed to cause harm Disagree 110%.
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by na85 6y ago
Children also hurt themselves running. That's not the same thing as a product that is designed to cause harm.
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by na85 6y ago
What happens when trillion-dollar American luxury device manufacturers are no longer able to contact their manufacturers in China?
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by na85 6y ago
Bicycles are fitness toys that do not harm the user directly, unlike cigarettes and instagram.
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by na85 6y ago
>We use algos to block spam. Assuming you mean "we" as in "we, the telcos": No offense but it's not working.
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by na85 6y ago
How could the telcos enforce this if they can't even stop spammers from spoofing numbers?
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by na85 6y ago
>protecli Oh wow thanks for that, I was unaware of protecli and I'm not super happy with my edgerouterX. Thanks!
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by na85 6y ago
Nice. What hardware are you running?
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by na85 6y ago
Reminder that the Netgate folks have been very, very immature and unprofessional towards the OPNsense project, and are consistently crass and rude towards the pfsense community on /r/pfsense. Think twice before giving Netgate your

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