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by night862 2y ago
Hi--wordy response, interesting subject. Thanks. tl;dr answer is "Eh, its not so simple." but you're right on a basic level. No, the North Korean ballistic missiles have from my non-classified top-of-the-head understanding a
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by night862 2y ago
I disagree, in brief because the practical side of psychiatry is medication-dominated, mostly because medical research is difficult and expensive. There are some non-medication treatments for some psychiatric symptoms such as those caused b
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by night862 2y ago
NK can't strike the United States. Their low-quality "ICBM" probably can't even target another continent. They really have poor ballistic missiles. On the other hand, NK can't be targeted except from a sub in the oc
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by night862 2y ago
The top secret stealth formula they could possibly be privy to is not publicly traded. I was making the point that you're going to have a board filled with people who in some instances could be hand-selected to say the quiet part loud,
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by night862 2y ago
A bit of fun ... but my opinion is that a war with decades long ceasefire is common-law armistice. At the very least, stopping shelling is some sort of détente. I'll admit that "War" is a somewhat colloquial term nowadays, fo
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by night862 2y ago
That is totally absurd.
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by night862 2y ago
You can surely do this and more! The device presents as a panel, however. You need to use an array of transducers to form a coherent sound beam, but it will possibly sound through the window and gain the attention of an occupant, or enter t
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by night862 2y ago
Its quite interesting. The directional ultrasonic array broadcasts a carrier frequency, not unlike am radio. You can read about the function of this sort of device at hackaday. https://hackaday.com/2019/02/14/
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by night862 2y ago
I would appreciate it if the title included some indication that this article is a Mac specific article. Though it may be hard to belive, I was unfamiliar with the publication.
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by night862 2y ago
Maybe so, but I would say cars are different than aerospace. It’s clear that Boeing was able to squeeze costs centers at the expense of quality and business investment all while keeping the coin under shell in the form of regular old stock
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by night862 2y ago
This is an experimental game. CCP inc. is owned by a venture capital firm Pearl Abyss, and are occasionally funded a moonshot game here or there. tl:dr: I'm an EvE Online Veteran of many years having participated in many game-defining
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by night862 2y ago
Sigrok is a really valuable project. Thanks! The greatest issue I see is that this is a fairly niche field for open source software historically due to the difficulty of acquiring the actual logic analyzers for a personal or student lab at
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by night862 2y ago
No, it is due to the game theoretic phenomenon called "The Attacker's Advantage" which is usually interpreted to simply mean "An attacker has to only succeed once, defenders must succeed every time." but in general
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by night862 2y ago
If it were the government, it would be quite.
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by night862 2y ago
>Easing into the mechanics, minutiae, and overall obscurity of the game is a different beast entirely, but a lot of things in there [...] have a handworn feel like none other Oh, yes. A greenfield game can just decide on mechanics, but U
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by night862 2y ago
Ultima Online is a very unique social experience compared to today's landscape of multiplayer games, and there are different "Eras" of the game which can impart a particular flavor to the experience, eras like: UO: Renassainc
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by night862 2y ago
Strongly disagree, but for JS. Current web stack is very complicated, HTML and CSS DOM is a rats nest and that's a superficial example. Adding asynchronous rpc pushes that way over the top. Luckily HTTP has been through the production
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by night862 2y ago
They will never be street legal in the USA (non DOT-approved), emissions controls or no. When people buy these things they normally never leave the farm.
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by night862 3y ago
I figure they tossed it into a laptop because its what Lenovo is most well-known for producing. Its a prototype tech demo, definitely cool looking but clearly highly impractical. It did remind me of "switchable glass": https:&#x2
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by night862 3y ago
In my opinion, its a critical feature. Consider that in 2024 even this public forum is accessed in an encrypted form by even non-logged in users. Here's an unstructured list of some of the reasons: Man in the middle attacks achieving
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by night862 3y ago
You know, its probably more cost effective and, well, effective at that point to just post an offficer across the street? A crossing guard would do fine. Wouldn't that street be definitionally the highest crime hotspot in the area
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by night862 3y ago
Techniques like these are typically for in-situ repair.
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by night862 4y ago
It isn’t like that at Wawa. The reason they don’t take your food order from the gas station screen is because presumably they would have to serve you at the gas pump, which is not something they will do. You can just use the app to order if
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by night862 4y ago
Ok, he's referring to the product of the giga-press as a work of art. Too bad they didnt print the engineer's rationale, because that article isn't about that. But it is certainly referring to the product of the Giga-press be
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by night862 4y ago
Heh, the art world is full of weird bs. My favorite piece by Pablo “Tesla” Picasso is this one: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/ran-over-something-n... Truly a work of art.
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by night862 4y ago
I dunno about that, from the top of my head I recall Daewoo to be the last auto make to withdraw from the states at least. Tesla has so far to go to “wreck” anybody who didn’t already pay for “full self-driving”.
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by night862 4y ago
Don’t you see? In The People vs The Elite, there are people and there are elite people. People are people and elite people are people, therefor the people are the elite! Qed
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by night862 4y ago
The water vapor will precipitate around airborne particles causing them to drop out of the sky.
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by night862 4y ago
You don’t think acid rain is real? It will actually dissolve gravestones and buildings. Major cities in the US have dealt with it since like the 20s. it’s (one reason) why your car has a catalytic converter.
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by night862 4y ago
I think Marc Rich enjoyed much better connections than SBF

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