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I love Mouse Without Borders, just setup the code between machines and your mouse goes there (and keyboard input) and even simple file sharing.
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Lets all register as politicians then.
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This is so true, the system is broken beyond belief. I want to write a rant here but let’s just say the article is right on all counts. It’s obvious tech companies as always bowed to one party and listened to them, and didn’t incorporate th
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Would this increase in performance they discovered make deep space satellites more powerful?
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If you live in a good spot, a beginners telescope might be money well spent.
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In Buddhism we have dependent origination : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prat%C4%ABtyasamutp%C4%81da
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Yup. Too little, too late. Hard pass.
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And as Douglas Adams stated in the problem with ruling axiom, is that under no circumstance should you allow someone who gets themselves in a position to rule, rule.
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Banning should be an extreme measure only applied in some extremely limited form for the shortest duration possible, if ever. For instance when the book is directly being used to institute violence or hate. While porn should be restricted,
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If true they fit the exact definition of doublespeak.
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I wonder if the time estimates of ~13.8 billion years hold up for the big bang in the future. I remember a physicist talking about time and space being fuzzy in the real early universe.
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Without hyperbole I could give people a badly calibrated CRT from the 90s and it doesn’t matter to some. Some people just don’t see anything wrong with pictures, and don’t even know what to look for or what it’s called. The inverse are the
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I know someone who works in agriculture reform and the lobby against any change is tough Like they get outspend to an incredible degree. You are not choosing, they are telling you what to choose. It doesn’t mean change isn’t possible but
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A UN study showed that if everyone on earth would be going from 7 days a week meat to 6 would do wonders for the climate. Just one day less.
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You mean old timey wimey marketing pre-internet? Just target people instead of Bob at 17th Rosewood St. How about this, I set a preference for some stuff I am interested in and that’s what they can show me.
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Thanks for the reminder, I used to use Lungy a lot. Forgot about it. I just tried v1 again, it blocks me from using it because it wants the microphone but I don’t want to give access. Can you make it optional in settings? Just following the
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I am using Scrivener right now, since it’s superlocal and interfaces well enough with other apps.
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Then wouldn’t it be best to prop up groups on the inside? Start with providing restricted airspaces to groups who hate the regime, and let them be autonomous regions. That wouldn’t need any boots on the ground. Say you give the Kurds their
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You see this flippin’ everywhere. That song you like and think is new? Probably a cover or sample that goes back decades. We have an inherent recency bias, totally natural of course. But this is where you do journalism and research stuff.
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I wouldn’t mind that, for 10 bucks. I do want a subscriber version that doesn’t have a google search or any telemetry beyond a crash log.
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I think we are seeing similar tactics and mobilization in Ukraine. They had to invent and be practical on the battlefield without the overwhelming numbers of the Russian empire.
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Furthermore, a rebellion or freedom fighters in a moral framework is when you have an authoritarian regime, aka “the monster that comes for us all” (Andor S2) that needs to be overcome. An authoritarian regime has no representation of the p
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A fear of mine is that we are speedrunning Cyberpunk 2077. And that’s not something to expire to. It’s a bleak no-hope hell. Hope is about finding and using that moral compass. To change worse outcomes to better outcomes for everyone . The
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Animal communities are surprisingly complex. And while they don’t deal in abstractions much like we do, their ability to make things known is impressive,
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So…wait , can anti-mass particles exist? Like an inverse Higgs boson?
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I miss that spirit of curiosity, so much has become cultural mudslinging and navel gazing, plus money in the hands of those who don’t have the capacity to do any good with it. Bill Gates recently announcing he will give everything away shou
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It is said jokingly, but wait until you read this, go the goals section. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independent_Network_Charismati... This network is closely aligned with Trump. Paula White did the invocation at the
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The movie “two popes” is pretty good, which some strong acting performance. (Not really historical since that was about a decade ago)
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As individuals: group up. Start figuring out your local, state and federal political people you need to support. Build community is probably your best bet as individuals. Even if you donate a few hours here and there, or a small donation h
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"Our innovative approach is not to look directly for the pathogenic bacteria, but only for their metabolic products. This allows us to detect them indirectly, but much more quickly."

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