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by petre 1y ago
Sure. And AI will only run at peak solar times.
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by petre 1y ago
Unsurprisingly the Stasi and Gestapo types always say things like that.
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by petre 1y ago
In the real world one would get the cold shoulder. In the UK, they get the Boston Tea Party and the IRA as a response for the British government being smart .
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by petre 1y ago
Yup, that version is the good one. My wife had the Pro 2s and was super happy with them until they died after two years. I got her a pair of AirPods 4 with ANC and we had to return them because they were subpar compared to the AirPods Pro 2
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by petre 1y ago
I have a Garmin with roughly the same functionality and I only need to charge it every other week. If you use the GPS the battery gets drained in about a 6 hour activity, but I've recharged it at a refuge while eating.
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by petre 1y ago
If people don't wear watches, they probably wouldn't wear scuba gear either. Unless AR comes in rose tinted glasses.
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by petre 1y ago
What about it? I'm not going to recharge my watch every night. Yawn.
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by petre 1y ago
That's why they bought up Luxotica shares. Because scuba gear is for scuba diving. Even if it's white, it's still scuba gear. Remember the PDAs with resitive screens and styluses? They were a lot more convenient than scuba ge
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by petre 1y ago
The basic Airpods are crap, noise cancellation is useless, they fall off the ear. You're better off with Sony or JBL at half the price. The Pro ones are good.
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by petre 1y ago
I regulary watch a youtuber from OH and think it's actually nice compared to NY (crowds, cars, construction sites) and SF (intoxicated homeless people). Yup, the weather sucks for half of the year, there are abandoned Rust Belt industr
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by petre 1y ago
What does one feed sled dogs in Greenland?
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by petre 1y ago
> Couldn't properly connect to internet, dropped a bunch of meetings, etc. Isn't that the whole point of going to Alaska?
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by petre 1y ago
They still have to know how to use it an be confortable using it. The pilots also need a license for instrumental flight. https://atpflightschool.com/become-a-pilot/flight-training/i...
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by petre 1y ago
Well, that's too bad. Lifting sanctions opens up opportunities for non-alligned government spies and saboteurs. I recall there is a problem with remote workers from the DPRK employed by Western companies. These citizens are already col
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by petre 1y ago
Probably, but I'd rather use please, thank you and how are you than learn a bunch of made up pronouns which make no sense to me and match each to a different person.
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by petre 1y ago
Wastes people's time with useless interruptions for made up conventions. Wearing a hat at all times and using thy/thee to refer to the second person singular is not even weird in this context, because it does not externalize pronp
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by petre 1y ago
Not only designed decades ago (which the PWR also was) but the designers also cut corners, ignored its faults and pushed it through politically because it was cheap and the Soviet governments could meet their 5 year targets easier. Early in
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by petre 1y ago
We don't know that yet, but it might be also driven by social media radicalization. I'm also curious of the shooter's motives. Judging from the bullet engravings he might have thought he was shooting an awful person, but stil
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by petre 1y ago
Others tried to invade Russia and failed. The way to beat them is through bankrupcy. The US managed to do that to the USSR once. The Ukrainian strategy of taking out their refineries is good. Regarding interceptor drones, Russia can't
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by petre 1y ago
The idea is to incessantly put pressure on their economy until it breaks or adapts. At which point you put more pressure until they become the DPRK or Iran.
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by petre 1y ago
The US already started to pressure these two. We'll see how it goes. Ukraine could always blow up or sabotage the pipelines or some of the pumping stations if they think it's appropriate, either in Russia or on their own territory
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by petre 1y ago
That's brilliant. Chat control discussions should totally get derrailed to gay marriage and weed legalization.
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by petre 1y ago
The UK is totally screwed, they need another Guy Fawkes moment. Which would probably get branded as terrorism nowadays, but still.
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by petre 1y ago
Yes, I'm aware. He also had his office raided by the Kremlin's minions. https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2019/12/13/russia-nginx-fsb-r...
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by petre 1y ago
Not needing a python interprter and setting up cron jobs? The sole reason for using Caddy really, because it's just install and forget. I never had an expired certificate with it. I don't want to mess with an entirely different we
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by petre 1y ago
> I'm struggling to understand the need. I ride my bike every day but I don't remember the last time I was surprised by a car approaching from behind. Not get rear-ended by a car? There's also model with a camera to collec
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by petre 1y ago
I think there are enough stories of armed religious groups raided by three letter agencies to prove otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waco_siege
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by petre 1y ago
It's esentially boolean social scoring, just think about it.
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by petre 1y ago
What good is a backup if you can't restore it?
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by petre 1y ago
We use OpenSuSE and I always switch the installs to ext4. No fancy features, but always works, doesn't lose my root fs.

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