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4y ago
True, absolutely. Knockoff was the wrong sentence in the first place.
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4y ago
Well he's not wrong, what's wrong is the 2 party ruling system in the US, the choice between plague or cholera. Just look at Schwarzenegger, he's absolutely does not match the republican "standard" but even less wit
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4y ago
>Is it still a knockoff if the internals are different? Yes, because talking about a simple electric car like the roadster (no "autopilot" etc) the most complicated thing is the frame and the suspension aka geometry.
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4y ago
>Where does the scepticism come here? From Space-stations, Vans, and hyper-speed-vacuum tunnels. And even if they have 867 satellites up it's still not really good, there was a good article here recently. But that's how Elon co
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4y ago
>Literally everywhere in the world will be accessible once they get enough intersat links and the polar sats up. Elon cultist....or dreamer
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4y ago
>A professors first priority is to do research, second priority is to teach, and last priority is to catch cheaters. 1. Make a reputation 2. Make Money (more reputation more money) 3. Teach (if they have to)
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4y ago
>It meant we had failed somewhere and needed to get better. That is the work-ethic i would love to see from all manager. Excellent attitude to life/work.
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4y ago
Well yeah that's true, but is ping really important when you live in the far north...is it so important that a whole part of a country is highly dependent on a private US company? >That's completely unusable for many usecases o
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4y ago
But why starlink then? A Stationary satellite for N.-Canada would do a much better job.
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4y ago
Holymoly...that's nearly twice as for 10Gb/s sym in Switzerland.
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4y ago
>The the far North, especially, things will get much better. Are you talking about Canada? Because Finland, Norway and Sweden have internet nearly since the beginning...especially in the north. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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4y ago
Daggerfall and Star Citizen ;)
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4y ago
>I’m glad you’ve lived the privileged life that has allowed you to think that this was some ascetic choice I had to do military service too (Switzerland) so you don't talk to a complete stranger -> military prison etc. But you ha
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4y ago
What Daggerfall Could Teach Future Elder Scrolls Games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7qyxSfUceE
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4y ago
Ah that's new to me that the US has mandatory military service after Vietnam. However, sorry for being angry toward you. You are just partially (a really small part) responsible for the war.
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4y ago
>So, for me, each time it is less and less reasons to use gitlab and better to use directly GitHub, for better performances anyway... For me it's https://sourcehut.org/ or https://codeberg.org/ but
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4y ago
Crazy when i was 12 i already knew it's wrong to invade other country's... >Wasn’t my choice to go to Iraq, Ah they forced you? Land of the free? No Girls and surfing in Iraq right?
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4y ago
1984 but instead of televisions with pee-bottles and blood-tests ;))
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4y ago
Vaccine does not need to be re-approved. If it is approved it stays like that, if nothing happens, but it's not approved for monkey-pox. And this is the vaccine: Smallpox (J07BX) https://www.swissmedic.ch/dam/swiss
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4y ago
Why do you link a monkeypox article? That is smallpox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox And that's the vaccine in 1980: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co14865... Y
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4y ago
>skin conditions like eczema Terrible terrible....but then let's go to iraq.
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4y ago
Why not just get your smallpox vaccination? Hint it's 35 swiss franks. ...when you visit Switzerland (in the tropical institute) ;)
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4y ago
That reminds me of that excellent Ordinary Thing's clip ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDtLZ-l_ItE
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4y ago
Yep, that's why the new "small" IBM-Mainframes are such hit (no external water-cooling anymore, just air, and the standard-rack size)
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4y ago
You can make your own pictures here: Guardian says: - 10% of the world's wheat comes from Ukraine[1] Which is a lie. The truth is: - Russia produces 11% of the world's wheat and Ukraine produces 3%.[2] Typical guardian. [1]: http
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4y ago
First and foremost, thank you very much for taking the time to answer my comment. >At the scale of hundreds of engineers working on tens of codebases, who hasn't? It's not about the mistakes, but about the way you create new st
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4y ago
That's exactly what Boeing said too.
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4y ago
No, it comes after hunting/collect as the second one...no good's no fun ;)
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4y ago
Yes, but liquor need's no protection ;) But i know what you mean, i really don't have a solution just some ideas, i just know that "just" legalize it did not change the life's (or just very few of them) to the bett
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4y ago
What is your take on alcohol?
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