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by ovi256 2y ago
A coup by whom against whom ?
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by ovi256 2y ago
That's weird, because France has a higher rate of homelessness than the US. The French average, 45/100k pop, is comparable to NYC. Italy is much lower at 8/100k.
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by ovi256 2y ago
That sounds lovely and my guess is that order-of-magnitude estimation was the tested skill
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by ovi256 2y ago
The environment suffers more, because the very rich consume a tiny fraction of their wealth, investing the vast majority. When someone else poorer gets a slice of that wealth, they'll inevitably consume a much higher fraction of it.
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by ovi256 2y ago
My old fantasy of "scan an NFC tag and it brings up an UI on your phone to do things to the machine bearing the tag" applies here too. Easily add a control panel to machines that can't easily have one (because of cost etc). O
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by ovi256 2y ago
Not at all, the chemical industry also can do this. Worse, we store untreatable chemical waste forever (see Germany's many chemical waste dumps), unlike nuclear waste which will eventually become safe.
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by ovi256 2y ago
FWIW the ad free costs 2EUR / month in Europe, which is very cheap compared to any other subscription.
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by ovi256 2y ago
I think the claim that all working fluid put into an AC ends up in the atmosphere is correct for now. Most AC decommissions I heard about involved venting the gas to the atmosphere. Given the high cost of labour everywhere, the zero labour
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by ovi256 2y ago
This one, making reverbs, at least is taught in signal processing classes in EE courses
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by ovi256 2y ago
You are both right and wrong. A competent crew wouldn't have failed. But given the operating conditions (lack of sleep) and recruiting (lack of personnel) a competent crew couldn't be assembled on the McCain. The crew did their be
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by ovi256 2y ago
They're already setting us on fire
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by ovi256 2y ago
By that logic, no such thing as illegal guns. Only "undocumented"! Also, "undocumented" drugs, buildings, etc.
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by ovi256 2y ago
> with so many hackers and national security agencies disassembling and analyzing these things, surely they'd have found it by now This is a common misconception. With OTA updates, the backdoor can be introduced at any time in a fut
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by ovi256 2y ago
The US 5th fleet can just stop policing the Bab-el-Mandeb strait and the various local peoples would hinder maritime traffic through piracy and ransom. Those can't be stopped with ICBMs.
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by ovi256 3y ago
The average condo sold in Greater Vancouver was 827k CAD in Feb 24. So the 6000 units here should be worth at least 4.8B CAD
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by ovi256 3y ago
Real clocks already use quantized movements, the quanta are just tiny
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by ovi256 3y ago
> "At Daan Tech, we’ve always believed that a more sustainable and fairer world is possible.", you really have to be cynical to write something like this I tend to assume incompetence rather than malice. The marketing person th
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by ovi256 3y ago
We've never consumed resources faster, yet there's never been more resources made accessible by our efforts for us all to consume. Every tech advance unlocks more! Space exploration and mining will be a step change in accessible r
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by ovi256 3y ago
This market structure is frequent in Germany, where many more people rent than in the US, and they mostly rent from large real estate companies specialized in housing. In Germany it's not controversial at all and this I'm surprise
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by ovi256 3y ago
Nobody's taking away trains, relax. You'll be able to take them even if others make other transportation choices.
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by ovi256 3y ago
So that's a reason to do more of the bad thing ?
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by ovi256 3y ago
The fact that someone with a lawyer brother believed a Federal agent (real or fake) would act in her interest while denying her access to a lawyer is sad. This alone, or knowing that the CIA does not investigate domestic fraud, would have s
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by ovi256 3y ago
The above poster has explained how one can get loans for those 40 million euros.
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by ovi256 3y ago
> FPV drones can almost be crafted locally, though, using off the shelf components. The COTS components are all made in China. That's why no Western military is planning to use them in wartime - that supply chain is depending on the
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by ovi256 3y ago
This seems to be some sort of meme existing in the US electricians mindspace, which prefer use of cheaper wirenuts on twisted wire. Wagos are approved for permanent connections in the whole world.
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by ovi256 3y ago
He's literally investigating the nuances and limits of what you describe in your second paragraph. Yes, the outline you described is obvious.
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by ovi256 3y ago
The 7500 RU launched cruise missiles haven't achieved a tenth as much as the Tomahawks the US hit Iraq with. After that, Iraq didn't have a working integrated air defence any more. The RU missiles have killed plenty of civilians t
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by ovi256 3y ago
> How powerful is the Impulse Cooktop? > With the integrated battery that can slowly charge up when you're not using it, and then quickly release that energy when you turn up a burner - there’s an incredible equivalent of 72,000
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by ovi256 3y ago
Even for snake venom, the antidote is species specific. My guess is mycotoxins couldn't be more different - mushrooms are from a different kingdom of life altogether and don't share much physiology.
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by ovi256 3y ago
These are all closures from 2023

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