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871.
by petre 2y ago
Quick, clone it before it gets a DMCA takedown by Nintendo.
872.
by petre 2y ago
If MS has a copy then the Russians who hacked MS might also have one. This is not actual security, but rather a security circus. Windows 11 comes bundled with spyware and now ransomware and people pay for it.
873.
by petre 2y ago
Miner? That's short sighted. They'll likely attach some AI that collects intel, because electricity theft is quite illegal otherwise, so one would be using such a nuisance drone against an adversary. Send'em to Russia or Chin
874.
by petre 2y ago
Of course it's usable. First law of thermodynamics. It's basically electricity theft wether one does it directly or through induction. It's called a vampire drone for a very good reason.
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by petre 2y ago
> How come I earn 2-3 times modal wages writing C++ software to stream video over internet? Because the people you work for make shitloads of money delivering content and their employees expect to be paid accordingly? Because Twitter who
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by petre 2y ago
One does not crush a Stradivarius violin because AI somehow makes it "obsolete". Apple's shit becomes e-junk in a few years. Crippling the CPU by lowering its frequency because the builtin battery is degraded does not help ei
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by petre 2y ago
Now I'm not so sure it was a bluff because they are building it again with Starlink like capabilities. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Development_Agency#NDS... If it was a bluff then great, because the USSR
878.
by petre 2y ago
Then the options you are left with are either polars via pip or a third party parquet-tools Debian package. https://github.com/hangxie/parquet-tools/blob/main/USAGE.md#...
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by petre 2y ago
Pandas is probably in Debian and it can read parquet files. Polars is fairly new and under active development. It's a python library, I install those in $HOME/.local, as opposed to system wide. One can also install it in a venv. W
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by petre 2y ago
Use pip, Luke! https://docs.pola.rs/user-guide/getting-started
881.
by petre 2y ago
That reminds me of the Soul Kitchen movie when a client of a fancy restaurant asked for a hot gazpacio. The waiter escalated to the chef who calmly explained to the client what a gazpacio is. After the client insisted, shouting at him, th
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by petre 2y ago
Yes, it's the frequency and also the amplitude that makes it faster. One could use a lab agitator but it would still be too slow. I think if you pour the water into an ultrasonic cleaner along with the coffee and filter the mix you mig
883.
by petre 2y ago
They'll always put sugar or fructose in it, so I'll stick to regular food.
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by petre 2y ago
One only needs to be in the bike box until the traffic light turns green, then one could steer towards the margin and let the cars pass.
885.
by petre 2y ago
Special tools: a bleed kit (funnel, syringe, silicon hose), two Alen wrenches an insert press and a hose cutter but you can also get away with a hammer, a vice, yellow holding blocks provided with the hose kit and a regular cutter. For tube
886.
by petre 2y ago
Dropper posts are notorious for beaking. Just choose something with a replaceable cartridge.
887.
by petre 2y ago
Bike boxes are made for a reason: so that the motorists see the bike in front of them and don't hit it during a right turn.
888.
by petre 2y ago
I've been building a new bike every year since 2018 or 2019. This year I took apart the alloy bike assembled in 2019 and moved the parts to a new steel Surly frame. During the pandemic I've built a steel hardtail.
889.
by petre 2y ago
It's the commie way of "fixing" things to deter "enemies of the state": eastern radio bands, inaccurate maps, neighbour spy networks, serveral people on a landline so somebody can always listen, listening rooms for
890.
by petre 2y ago
So no more "Copilot can make mistakes" kind of disclaimers? Patternizr nevr maks mstakes?
891.
by petre 2y ago
Yes, it's attractive to rich Chinese taking a break from Xi's regime. Others pick Canada or NZ instead.
892.
by petre 2y ago
Start by blowing up their ammo depot in Transnistria to send a message.
893.
by petre 2y ago
Sure. And Russia controls the time signals, so no need to jam it, just send phony time signals. Mine can do GPS + Glonass or GPS + Galileo. Just set it to Galileo or BeiDou.
894.
by petre 2y ago
Try 4 star hotels and above. Most if them offer slippers, especially of they also have a spa.
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by petre 2y ago
Instead of whining we should start jamming Glonass in retaliation. Glonass jammers with known locations could automatically fire up when their GPS position is off by 10%.
896.
by petre 3y ago
> there isn't enough demand for Starlink's service to support the whole Starlink 2 project then that might turn the entire Starlink 2 project, including the Starship rocket they need to launch these larger satellites, into a bi
897.
by petre 3y ago
Finally, a genuine attempt to address money laundering schemes, as opposed to stupid cash payment and transportation controls.
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by petre 3y ago
Commie states don't report mental healh issues. They sweep the problem under the rug, institutionalize the patients and then the caretakers make sure to abuse them and steal their food.
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by petre 3y ago
One could postpone it for a few years but who knows. Korean society is highly paternalistic and there's a lot of pressure on women. A novel by Kim Jiyeong called Born 1982 goes into details. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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by petre 3y ago
In response, NATO should blow up the Russian ammunition depots in Cobasna, Transnistria

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