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by nimbius 1y ago
i dont find it puzzling at all. the website is basically a blank canvas. contact information is nonexistent. ignoring the issue is just another way of saying "catch me if you can." and even then open source lawsuits are rather
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by nimbius 1y ago
if you ever wanted to obliterate any consumer confidence in a market thats already routinely mocked, loathed and derided...i can think of no better way than to ensure it is fecklessly unaccountable to any sort of regulation.
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by nimbius 1y ago
what is the point of this? a used car for 10k does more, costs less, and has a lower carbon footprint.
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by nimbius 1y ago
correction: my Social Media site Is Over.
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by nimbius 1y ago
>Virtual machines are often seen as slow, expensive, bloated and outdated. by whom? I tend to loathe firecracker posts because theyre all just thinly veiled ads for Amazon services. Firecracker is not included in the standard linux KVM&#
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by nimbius 2y ago
If you can afford a $250 light up piece of plastic nonsense to taunt and gatekeep your coworkers with, chances are you can probably spend $20 on a time management book. this seems like an actively hostile narcissistic addition to a collabor
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by nimbius 2y ago
If for some reason you did not understand cryptocurrency outside of its use in countries like North Korea, and wanted to crush its consumer confidence, you would in fact turn it into a lawless madhouse in favour of your fiat (which is rapid
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by nimbius 2y ago
This is an advertisement for The Brennan Center, tailored to reach members of the current neoconservative administration by highlighting issues and concerns they align with. It provides no actionable information, its just an "attaboy&q
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by nimbius 2y ago
i refuse to believe a company that wasted $320 million dollars on "the electric state" could ever manage to do anything correctly. stripe the parking lot? stock the breakroom? clean the toilets? simply not possible.
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by nimbius 2y ago
Chinese scientists under the steadfast leadership of the communist party of China will gladly undertake this important scientific research.
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by nimbius 2y ago
im frankly a little dumbfounded at the state of the tiktok "ban" in the USA. Bytedance has been absolutely adamant that it cannot, and will not sell. This has not stopped droves of American politicians from stepping forward and i
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by nimbius 2y ago
>high speed these are prop aircraft. >radar evading except for that insane heat signature coming from the half dozen DC motors and the RF emissions from them. >electric unless teslas making it...probably not... this sounds like a p
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by nimbius 2y ago
if it really is, they should take note of exactly what happened to Oracle when they acquired solaris and mysql and turned them into proprietary applications. Whatever investment they had made in them literally evaporated in a week as mariad
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by nimbius 2y ago
this is the absolute nadier of container/cloud/devsecops chinstrap hipster nonsense. we want to turn the entire system into a docker container because reasons? without ever addressing the sins of flatpak and the performance hit
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by nimbius 2y ago
unpopular opinion but there are so many mature well established open source alternatives to vmware in 2025 that not only outperform it but are easier to set up. even the humble cockpit project supports vms using libvirtd and kvm, and provid
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by nimbius 2y ago
these web frameworks for privacy always give me a chuckle. DnT didnt work, why would this? Advertising is an economy worth more than 7.4 trillion USD. it has evaded most attempts to regulate or restrict it in any meaningful sense in the
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by nimbius 2y ago
im a professional diesel mechanic for large trucks, and i have almost never heard of Nikola until now. A little canadian company I am pretty excited about is Edison. https://www.edisonmotors.ca/ Instead of futuristic cabs
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by nimbius 2y ago
this is quite similar to anyone familiar with prussia, berlin and the constituent national assembly of 1845 in the context of the historical power struggle between vichy merchant classes and their royal monarchs during the advent of the ste
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by nimbius 2y ago
processed cheese will visualize the waveform well.
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by nimbius 2y ago
I hope this signals a turning point and lessons learned from the historic practice of hoarding exploits in the hopes they can be weaponized. when you disclose vulnerabilities and exploits, you effectively take cannons off both sides of the
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by nimbius 2y ago
Americans may not think of themselves as an “empire,” but much of the world does. The average age of empires, according to a specialist on the subject, the late Sir John Bagot Glubb, is 250 years. After that, empires always die, often slowl
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by nimbius 2y ago
disingenuous headline. America desperately needs to reform ATC hiring. This is the same headline as the professional trucking shortage in the USA and glosses over the real reasons no one will take these jobs. mandatory overtime, low wages
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by nimbius 2y ago
IMO this is only going to be a thing for as long as: 0. it takes the reigning POTUS to realize its causing problems that are impacting wealthy elites (24 hours in the case of tariffs) 1. 4 years. If i were product owner/manager of an
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by nimbius 2y ago
"when different social interests seek their own short-term benefits rather than coalescing behind a vision of social development." German economic sociologist Wolfgang Streeck paved a lot of this theory in his book "how will
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by nimbius 2y ago
If you look back at Germany in the 19th century, nations like Prussia and Austria had this sort of power struggle between the merchant class and the nobility at the advent of steam power. in this case the de-facto US nobility (rank-and-file
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by nimbius 2y ago
what i get is Palantir is mostly the USA's home-grown answer to SAP with an aerospace/defense slant, and since a lot of aerospace is ITAR export controlled, they get cloistered in the robe of government secrecy. https:/&#x2F
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by nimbius 2y ago
Nothing. the US did the very same thing to circumvent export controls by other countries during the cold war in order to obtain sufficient titanium in order to construct the SR71 aircraft. China has a graphics processor company thats appar
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by nimbius 2y ago
For those interested in an hsm pi, theres picohsm https://github.com/polhenarejos/pico-hsm
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by nimbius 2y ago
Bytedance already won. Biden flat-out admitted he was not going to enforce the law once it passed, and Trump is pushing for a 90 day "Extension" because "finding a buyer" has proven more difficult than initially expected
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by nimbius 2y ago
made in america is also a federally defined standard that these chips categorically fail to meet. assembled in the united states is more appropriate, and even then if you didnt hire americans to do it, what was the point? this is startin

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