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by ptah 7y ago
> marine life impacted would be microscopic that would be disastrous as all marine life depends on those organisms. it's not about shifting goalposts, it's about looking at the bigger picture. the problems we are now facing is
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by ptah 7y ago
> The materials for this battery are able to be extracted from seawater, laying the groundwork for less invasive sourcing techniques than current material mining methods. marine life might find it "invasive"
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by ptah 7y ago
Can they not seal the court proceedings instead
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by ptah 7y ago
> If you live right next to a highway, garbage dump or power plant In cities like London most of the city is like that. probably same as L.A. or New york, the whole place is next to a highway + powerplant + garbage dump
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by ptah 7y ago
awesome! it's good to see countries with actual real enforceable employee rights in this corporation owned world
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by ptah 7y ago
I will figure it out.
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by ptah 7y ago
exactly! colonial powers only pulled out of africa once they figured out how to continue extracting and exploiting without the overheads of having to also administer their former colonies
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by ptah 7y ago
I will be avoiding buying new Lion battery products for foreseeable future
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by ptah 7y ago
> third world mining companies Glencore headquarters is in Switzerland
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by ptah 7y ago
typically, better security practices tend to lead to more discomfort for users
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by ptah 7y ago
Turkey is not in the EU yet
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by ptah 7y ago
what is your goal? the goal will determine the best approach
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by ptah 7y ago
> In his book “1984,” George Orwell imagined that Big Brother-type surveillance would be imposed on us by a violent state as predicted by william gibson, corporations are becoming more powerful than states and the oppressive state in 198
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by ptah 7y ago
who's to say it is less reliable?
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by ptah 7y ago
good. recycling is the way forward
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by ptah 7y ago
>Ideally, he explains, electronics could be easily broken apart and recycled. this should be addressed with regulations. it is obvious regulating downstream is not effective
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by ptah 7y ago
nothing really groundbreaking here
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by ptah 7y ago
> Have we convinced you that Unicode is Awesome? this is sarcasm right?
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by ptah 7y ago
Permaculture: A Designers' Manual by Bill Mollison
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by ptah 7y ago
no thanks. I have had the terrible experience of being forced to upgrade software purely because a newer version of macOS does not support the old version of my music software. I am looking at going completely hardware now for music product
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by ptah 7y ago
the court rules on cases involving the rules, not whether the regulator can make the rule surely
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by ptah 7y ago
any plans to use traditional adobe?
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by ptah 7y ago
wow, how can you be allowed to sue a regulator
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by ptah 7y ago
> Then this past August an anonymous reader left a comment on Tao’s blog. The commenter suggested trying to solve the Collatz conjecture for “almost all” numbers, rather than trying to solve it completely. maybe a time traveller nudging
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by ptah 7y ago
> The first two 3D-printed homes in Tabasco sit side by side on Lavacrete, a proprietary material developed by ICON. vendor lock-in spreads to home construction
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by ptah 7y ago
are you referring to industry retaliation? maybe she has PTSD about her experience as an engineer getting sexually harassed
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by ptah 7y ago
these firms are disgusting
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by ptah 7y ago
simple for developers != simple for users
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by ptah 7y ago
if you can recommend a different forum to ask about this, please go ahead
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by ptah 7y ago
I was trying to get tracktion waveform 8 to see a behringer crave synthesizer. It has a built in sequencer so wanted to record the notes programmed on the behringer

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