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by pengaru 1y ago
When the crackpots learn DARPA funded Moderna's development of mRNA vaccines ahead of COVID19, all they hear is the government caused the pandemic.
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by pengaru 1y ago
> The vaccines were developed during the first Trump administration. Trump himself wanted credit for developing them. No. They were produced at scale during his administration to combat the pandemic, but were developed well befo
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by pengaru 1y ago
Housing in the US isn't anywhere near as cost prohibitive as a vocal minority of people like to make it sound like it is. You just have to give up on the Santa Monicas, San Franciscos, and Manhattans of the nation. There's plenty
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by pengaru 1y ago
Silly movie, but had its moments: > I don't advise a haircut, man. > All hairdressers are in the employment of the government. > Hair are your aerials. > They pick up signals from the cosmos and transmit them dire
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by pengaru 1y ago
Life is literally all "use it or lose it". Stay active and fit, and you'll be active and fit. The strategy works until you get badly injured or sick. Rebounding is harder with age, then you die.
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by pengaru 1y ago
In your view of the world what is an end user? If we're talking about someone who has received a binary copy of software, then isn't this obvious? The MIT license permits the distributor to close the source of what they've re
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by pengaru 1y ago
You seem to completely miss the point of the GPL.
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by pengaru 1y ago
> The only argument the screen camp had was "no serial port support in tmux". No, the screen camp has the valid argument that licenses matter and tmux is not GPL software.
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by pengaru 1y ago
Is your Mom one of my exes?
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by pengaru 1y ago
"You know, the Nazis had pieces of flair but they made the Jews wear them." - Peter Gibbons
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by pengaru 1y ago
> > "It was, for all intents and purposes, akin to an automobile idling in a driveway with half a tank of gasoline. And then it exploded." > > Not entirely unheard of. It's not even a fair analogy, the
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by pengaru 1y ago
I've been happy with https://www.dynadot.com/ lately
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by pengaru 1y ago
The invasion of the bullshit generators is completely out of hand. This level of "AI" is more like "artificial well-formed stupidity" and its volume of output is boundless. We're totally fucked if it doesn't b
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by pengaru 2y ago
> The version of Ghostscript was from 2012 and this allowed a specially crafted PDF file to execute a SUID binary and the attacker to gain access. I don't care what version of Freebsd you're using. If your webapp is running Gh
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by pengaru 2y ago
> people are buying “funds” of gold and driving up the price, not actually stockpiling the metal itself. Says you. A month ago I was trying to buy 1oz bars as gifts for my niece and nephew, from Costco of all places. They were often so
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by pengaru 2y ago
Using the latest greatest stock pureOS? My L5 gets nowhere near that listening to MP3s on road trips.
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by pengaru 2y ago
20h battery life? Mine comes nowhere close to that with all hw switches off and only playing mp3's... Are you quoting a when suspended figure or something?
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by pengaru 2y ago
maybe I've been lied to by google translate? https://translate.google.com/details?sl=auto&tl=en&text=hauj... It appears to be the case, I don't know why google translate is saying this is hungarian for goo
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by pengaru 2y ago
Hungarian for "good morning", probably dozens+ of entities sharing the name. But I wondered the same, since Haujobb's music would definitely be right at home in a demo.
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by pengaru 2y ago
Have you read the Daemon/Freedom novels by Daniel Suarez?
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by pengaru 2y ago
Wouldn't Big Auto have to be bankrupt for Tesla to not inherit all the contractual/regulatory baggage holding Big Auto back? If the US hadn't bailed out Big Auto then maybe someone like Tesla would have been able to pick up t
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by pengaru 2y ago
I used to do something similar for the security cams at my desert property. Picked up a gl.inet x300b off ebay and never looked back.
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by pengaru 2y ago
My buddy has a 36' Pearson in the Berkeley marina, sometimes we bring folks out with us. You can also join the Berkeley Yacht Club (BYC) without a boat, it's not too expensive. There's a bar and social events, good way to me
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by pengaru 2y ago
Well, tbf, it's not like there's no carrot in this case. (I'm at a FAANG) But I'm sure what you're describing is common in the general case.
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by pengaru 2y ago
> Organizations have stopped planning people's careers. Used to be that the employee's career growth was their manager's problem, while the employee could focus on the work. Could you please inform my managers who keep pes
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by pengaru 2y ago
pro-tip: start your days with an unripe banana, at least slightly greenish. If it's sweet it's too ripe for medicinal value. Beats any processed supplement or other OTC drugs IME.
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by pengaru 2y ago
It helps but is no panacea: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/09/ubunt...
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by pengaru 2y ago
> The government is claiming that Facebook bought Meta and Whatsapp because it couldn't compete with them. s/Meta/Instagram/
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by pengaru 2y ago
> In 50 years cybertrucks are going to be worth something, just because they're different enough to be recognizable. Same as the DeLorean. Nobody would know anything about the Delorean if it weren't for its starring role in one
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by pengaru 2y ago
"don't hate the player, hate the game" I feel likely sums up what would be his position on your comment

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