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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Technologies used in neocolonial occupation and conquest will eventually be applied domestically. It's only a matter of time before the US government elites have a real-time panopticon like China and Reapers fire weapons from the air a
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Use Lyft or Uber with just a basic phone(gogograndparent.com)
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Back when music videos were awesome works of cinematography, production, visual, and musical art: Dire Straits - Money For Nothing (complete with CG and 80's pastel graphics on live video) - https://youtu.be/csje_Tb0U0c
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
It's good for rough pathology of certain infectious diseases and fluid and tissue conditions. Also, you're throwing around a strawman about fixed costs that are amortized in volume. Plus, robotic manufacturing and packing can prod
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I saw laser-cut prototypes of something similar at Stanford around the med school at some sort of "science fair" ~6 years ago. The cost is mostly the magnifying bead. What's also great, besides being cheap, is that it doesn&#
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
UB started with the right observations, but arrived at the wrong means prescriptions. He wandered off alone into the weeds, in both senses. A wiser realization is that it's those in established power and the rich who are actively or wi
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
FCC comments are like petitions: useless, virtual-signaling, pseudo-actions that are easily ignored. Calling reps and challenging their re-election prospects are the most fundamental ways to influence the FCC because the corporations have t
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Next, they'll require IDs and use IVRC to delete comments based on "too similar names."
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The link between TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt and former programmer, drug dealer, snitch(en.wikipedia.org)
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I accidentally left my passport in the microwave for 1 second while heating up a pain au chocolat. Now it can't be remotely sidebanded and is no longer Turing complete apparently too. Silly me!
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
The USN has been watching too much Macross in their free time. And couple this with fuzzy deep fake videos, media complicity, and high-ranking "reliable authorities" behaving as actors must be getting a good kick out of trolling t
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Troll elsewhere, thanks.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
What a piece of junk this ship turned out to be. - Global of the SDF-1
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Meat packing and agriculture jobs in the US are presently incredibly dangerous, under-regulated (wink-wink regulated large corporations who have immense political power through lobbyists and trade PACs), and often done by undocumented perso
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Peeing in Coke bottles because of a lack of bathrooms and allowances for biological needs might be a sign.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Coincidentally, I bought an ESP32 (ESP-WROOM-32 Rev1)[0] last month, and have a bluetooth toothbrush and a couple of Amazon Smart Plugs. I guess you could make your own brushing compliance system with an alarm, and add a camera plus CV to d
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Where I live has WNV, Lyme disease, black bears, black widow spiders (thousands in wood piles), Africanized honey bees, forest fires, 40m/120 ft tall leaning dead trees, rolling power outages, impoverished homeless people, meth dealers
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Meat agriculture, climate change, globalization, and airline travel will initiate the crash.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Irrational actions based on an apples-oranges comparison fallacy by ignorant, impulsive people who lack delayed gratification is why advisory and legal mandates are necessary. Loosening up the lockdowns without evidence (good testing) and
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Far-right paper propagandizes nonsense from a narrative-convenient "expert." Film @ 11.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
{C,Sh,W}oulda
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
John Elon Musk McAfee Jr.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I ordered some boxed EPYC processors from an East Coast online shop who dropshipped OEM/tray processors from Ingram-Micro (a large US wholesaler of computer parts used by many small stores) thinking I wouldn't notice the differenc
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
My great-grandfather was in the restaurant business back east, but my grandfather saw how unprofitable it was and became a mechanic rather than continue the family business. (He got fired once as a short-order chef in the 50's from a H
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Systemd people are the problem: forcing everyone to change and break compatibility for marginal-to-no benefit at the diffuse costs of billions and decades of man-years wasted.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
I wonder during the decline of the Roman Republic or Empire if people also gravitated more towards superstitions, cults, conspiracy theories, and other forms of magical thinking.
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Louis Rossmann, AvE, or Joey Santore has a cooking show? (Slow news day reporting WFH, I guess.)
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
If Trivial Pursuit: Code Monkey and Engineering Edition is the interview game, that's not a place a sensible person would want to work. A sensible knowledge and performance evaluation would involve pair coding on limited scope, immed
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
42 here. Triplebyte seemed mostly alright, but I got weird vibes (deception?) when they said I "scored almost the highest ever." I bet they tell everyone that, which would come across as patronizing. Also, I left the workforce bec
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by paypalcust83 6y ago
Ageism > deliverables. Discrimination is real, and many people in the Valley pretend it doesn't exist when it conveniently benefits, or doesn't affect, them right now.

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