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nimbius
5y ago
a major hazard missing from the article: high voltage transformers and capacitors inside can easily generate and store north of two-thousand volts. metal scrappers should take care to de-energize the circuit before diving in.
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nimbius
5y ago
imo this has been a comically glacial effort, and im not sure the feds 1.9% interest target by EOY is anywhere near aggressive enough to stave off 10% or greater inflation by Q4. What i really think are needed --Clinton era 4-5% rates-- are
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nimbius
5y ago
you can be forgiven, as the present inception of the country has only had a constitution for 26 patriotic years (the Simpsons have been around longer.) Much like the media pivot to "Kyiv" it all smacks of hastily constructed, ham-
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nimbius
5y ago
as someone with at least a cursory knowledge of physics i can say with some degree of certitude there is no man-made system that is limitless in growth or expansion. eventually, you will run out of materials from which the growth of the sy
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nimbius
5y ago
S.623 spent nearly a year languishing it seems...better late than never i guess https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/117/s623 curious if govtrack is following this development? id be stunned if it makes it
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nimbius
5y ago
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nimbius
5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Public_DNS Google stated that for the purposes of performance and security, the querying IP address will be deleted after 24–48 hours, but Internet service provider (ISP) and loca
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nimbius
5y ago
Google DNS should at this point be considered harmful. Devs love to hardcode it in resolvd because 'user experience' but there's ample evidence its just analytics. Quad 1 cloudflare is reliable doh but comes from a company w
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nimbius
5y ago
Its really shocking to me just how many western companies have capitulated to the wholesale censorship and shunning of Russia for this war. DDG and others snored through the bush era disinformation campaign that led to the war in Iraq that
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nimbius
5y ago
written by: staff. this should tell you everything you need to know. if i had to pen an ultimatum to a dedicated fanbase that they either join or i steal their copy of a paid game, I would choose staff as my pen name as well.
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nimbius
5y ago
"survived a nuclear explosion" and arent blind, deaf, or dying, use a magical telephone that also survived a massive EMP rendering most telco switching equipment useless, and inform the nonexistent person at the other end of the l
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nimbius
5y ago
agreed. most people dont know, but you can install Signal as an APK from their website (although they throw in a healthy dose of fear mongering with it.)
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nimbius
5y ago
just a little salt here. the reason Lipsky doesnt want you to consider Iran, Venezuela, or even Cuba is precicely because these type of direct sanctions couldn't kill these countries. these sanctions alone didnt drive the capitulatio
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nimbius
5y ago
its at least interesting how neither of these organizations cared when the US invaded Iraq, and Russia followed roughly the same playbook we did in declaring a pretext.
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nimbius
5y ago
this is an excellent point, one i hadnt considered. SPFS only has 23 banks connected to it as of 2020, so if its to be an alternative Russia would have to consider it as an alterative of last resort. just how strong is it? the consternati
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nimbius
5y ago
quite a few commenters have pointed out SWIFT as a hand of soft power and i think its important to understand the twitter post doesnt mention an important fact: SWIFT was created in order that Europe may resist Kissingers increasingly capri
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nimbius
5y ago
the fact that any housing is getting built is frankly a refreshing turn of events. for people unfamiliar with los angeles, is very much a city of landed gentry. republican legislation designed to curtail rising taxes for elderly resident
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nimbius
5y ago
I would argue the contrary. Governments need to take the concept of a digital jail very seriously. Every use of the financial stick to silence dissent and protest makes all the more cogent an argument for cryptocurrency, especially untrace
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nimbius
5y ago
Occhams razor: Microsoft owns Bethesda, so one would naturally assume they would seek to kill off competition to the windows store, or any poor performers that arent driving the appropriate revenue. the worst part of the bethesda launcher
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nimbius
5y ago
great question. since Missouri is one of a handful of states that are both heavily gerrymandered and impose strict limitations on the freedom to vote, its politics effectively mimic a gerontocratic autocracy....rule by an opaque council of
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nimbius
5y ago
dealerships exist because they comprise a nontrivial amount of state revenue and campaign contributions. they could offer negative value (which arguably, they do) and states would still refuse to deregulate. if you want them gone, in the fo
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nimbius
5y ago
for those willing to discount the revelation as cold-war era chicanery, a more recent example exists in the SPECK cipher fiasco where the community, frustrated by statist stonewalling and theatrical bloviation, basically told the NSA to pou
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nimbius
5y ago
if history is any indication of progress, expect Microsoft to secure the ever coveted 'Edge sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends' soon.
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nimbius
5y ago
id agree with these points, but argue its an everything kind of package that comes within the first year of someone hiring on. whenever I help hire a senior-level engine mechanic or technician for a shop, I need to know they can do the work
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nimbius
5y ago
absolutely agreed, but the feds also faced with a none too enticing sword of Damocles in raising interest: corporate credit. The fed never acquiesced to its prior commitment to end quantitative easing measures after the great recession of
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French researcher who won Nobel Prize for discovering HIV virus, dies
(latimes.com)
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nimbius
5y ago
it was never 'transient.' this was a platitude espoused by the fed to assuage rising fears of stagflation. the only way to fight inflation is to raise interest rates, but since the fed is only now in the next month or so ceasing
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nimbius
5y ago
its worth noting valves monumental effort was largely inspired by the release of the Microsoft store, which at the time (had it succeeded) would have had a significant impact on Valve. Valves support for Linux was a massive strategic succe
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nimbius
5y ago
the guy just installed every package for arch. im...not entirely sure they comprehend the concept of bloat...
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5y ago
I wish the trend of selling these things would stop. They should be designated superfund sites. no one should buy them. - these are 50s era missile silos with limited regulation. youll need full asbestos and lead abatement. some fixtures
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