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olelele
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Learn how to roll (etch) your own? For limited applications it's really not that difficult :)
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olelele
1y ago
Same reasoning is used by a lot of German car owners. ”I like my combustion engine too much!”
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olelele
1y ago
He also helped implement the Pinochet torture regime.
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1y ago
This reminded me of the works of James Turell. I saw an installation where you observe the sky at dusk or dawn through a circular hole in the ceiling. The ceiling itself was illuminated with saturating colors and there were auras happening
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olelele
1y ago
Look up walther rauff..
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olelele
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The US needed access to Chilean copper mines. The Allende government wanted to nationalize the profits of Chile’s natural resources. Allende was democratically elected. Costa-Gavras made an excellent film about the coup & aftermath.
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olelele
1y ago
If Tesla fails to deliver on the tech hype promises, is he really that rich?
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1y ago
The us of a is addicted to/dependent on to the labor of illegal immigrants. None of this makes any sense to me unless it is to make illegal labor even cheaper/more precarious in the long run.
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1y ago
From what I recall this runoff was the most intense between 1950-1980.
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From what I can recall there has been similar things happening in Germany where police informers used the money gotten from informing on their (extreme right-wing) group to finance the group agenda. This is far from new. Secret services sh
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The other thing about the Baltic Sea is that there has been so much fertiliser and toxic farming chemicals running into it since the start of the agricultural revolution that the fish is full of heavy metals and toxins. The Swedish authorit
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1y ago
Tesla is the next Enron.
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1y ago
I left for Germany for this reason
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1y ago
I would think -as microplastic particles have been found even in creatures in the deepest parts of the ocean- that it is nigh impossible to avoid them.
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1y ago
It is literally impossible to open a small "hole-in-the-wall"-kind of bar in Sweden. In order to sell alcohol you have to also serve warm food which means you have to open a restaurant, and following this means you have to have a
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1y ago
I heard from a pretty crazy audio engineer in Berlin that there are miniature vacuum tubes from Soviet jet fighters that function as replacement in microphones bc they are vibration resistant. The jets were designed to survive emp.
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olelele
1y ago
AFAICT the stock is also insanely overvalued, especially compared to ”real” car making companies eg Toyota. The Silicon Valley hype valuation based on future exponential growth seems further and further away from reality every day. P/E
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olelele
1y ago
Something that I haven’t seen recommended here so far; soldapullt desoldering pump. Incredible. Much much better than anything except hot air station for very little money.
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olelele
1y ago
These systems are also there in case of earthquake or tsunami, where people have very short times to act before disaster strikes.
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olelele
1y ago
I spent a bunch of time now tweaking the parameters. Runs great on my m1 macbook air. Very cool!
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olelele
1y ago
People should not be messing with microwaves period.
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1y ago
With the speed up of climate change coming due to trump administration policies Florida might not be very attractive in the future…
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olelele
1y ago
The amazing and incredibly scary BBC production ”Threads” maps out a similar scenario centered around a cast of characters living in Sheffield. Absolutely stunning and very difficult viewing.
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1y ago
This article reads like pure marketing drivel to me; comparing Airbnb founder to Steve Jobs and side selling Altmans new projects… This app based disruption shit that was fed by zero interest rate policies can go somewhere very far away as
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olelele
1y ago
Is it just me or does some of the second to last reply look exactly like chatgpt? The wordings and formatting is identical.
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1y ago
So what is different to a traditional media personality?
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Which side is endorsing a genocide?
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1y ago
I’m always amazed at how easily ppl admit to drinking and driving..
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1y ago
What real world problems?
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I rode for deliveroo for about a month and a half before they got out of Dodge in Europe due to breaking employment rules. The good riders who joined early were making ridiculous amounts of money in the beginning. When I came on the rider p
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