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by reanimus 5y ago
> Yes, but this entire thread is about de-revolutionizing the car industry How is it de-revolutionizing to optimize away from massive, wasteful cars like this and towards more efficient cars -- or perhaps even systems where personal cars
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by reanimus 5y ago
Yes? An individual can't choose to revolutionize the shipping industry themselves but they sure as hell can choose a car that's not as polluting and less of a hazard to pedestrians. That's very much a personal choice that I&#
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by reanimus 5y ago
1) this isn't a Ferrari, the article literally describes this car as an anti-Prius 2) even the most polluting Ferrari, which according to this page (1) emits 385g/km , is still almost a quarter less polluting than this car (506 g&
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by reanimus 5y ago
Funny, living in cities that prioritize other modes of transport (biking, buses, trains, etc) has drastically improved my quality of life, as opposed to places that prioritize cars and inevitably end up being traffic-locked hellholes.
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by reanimus 5y ago
This one [0] references omicron specifically, noting that though omicron is better at evading immunity, vaccines still helped. [0] https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2788485
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by reanimus 5y ago
> hospitals literally are running out of beds thanks to obesity. ... as a co-morbidity of COVID. Clearly the most effective option for people who are obese (and other people at elevated risk) is to get vaccinated.
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by reanimus 5y ago
Where are you getting the information for this claim? The vaccines certainly reduce your chance of catching it, and though vaccinated individuals may have similar viral loads to unvaccinated people at peak, the period of time that they&#x27
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by reanimus 5y ago
You clearly don't know much about obesity or simply don't care. Either way, if you're truly invested in the public health implications/strategies for obesity, you're welcome to look into it. :)
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by reanimus 5y ago
And if your response is to compare it to presumably racist/homophobic statements, I'd say the same of your approach.
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by reanimus 5y ago
I don't know, is there a free two-shot regimen to help deal with obesity? Also, last time I checked, hospitals weren't running out of ICU beds thanks to obesity.
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by reanimus 5y ago
> Vaccines do not stop transmission of Covid nor do they stop you from getting Covid. They don't stop it, but they do decrease your chances of acquiring it and they do reduce the viral load you shed. > They merely decrease your c
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by reanimus 5y ago
I think if we're supposed to treat the position against vaccination being effective as "not stupid", we ought to hear reasons why that is.
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by reanimus 5y ago
> Who is it directed towards? I imagine toward the people who behave as if vaccines aren't effective, which are nonzero. > In my opinion, that line is the equivalent of saying "gosh, maybe black people should just stop commi
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by reanimus 5y ago
My guess is that it's for the firmware TPM? That's the only sort of thing I'd think of that's CPU-specific.
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by reanimus 5y ago
I dunno man, both me and my mom have been mugged before and the police didn't help. Same with when my car was broken into and someone tried to break my front door lock. People make this argument all the time but I fail to see how the p
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by reanimus 5y ago
You're right on the mark. A lot of articles scare-mongering about defunding the police point to numbers in places that haven't seen any defunding (quite the contrary, many of them have had boosts to their budgets, as usual).
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by reanimus 5y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Open to non-US options, unlikely otherwise Technologies: C++, Linux, Windows/NT (kernel/user), TLS, TPM (TCG), Operating Systems, Security Résumé/CV:
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by reanimus 5y ago
It's not a bug in the PSP itself, it's a bug in the Windows driver for it. According to the security bulletin [0], it's due to a misconfiguration of DACLs (which is Windows specific), so I don't think it affects Linux us
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by reanimus 5y ago
I don't know if you're being sincere or just trying to gotcha it, but Ubuntu has had support for this for ages as part of DKMS [0]. It generates a key and registers it with the firmware during setup if secure boot is on, and it si
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by reanimus 5y ago
I wouldn't be shocked if it used BPF probes or something like that. A kernel module is possible, too, especially if they're targeting Ubuntu with DKMS.
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by reanimus 5y ago
Physical cash requires some level of risk for the kidnapper to get it though, because they physically have to get it in their possession
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by reanimus 5y ago
I have a friend who's been trying to go all-in on Godot but decided recently to switch over to something else, largely due to ongoing issues with its lighting system. When toying with it, he encountered poor lighting overall and some p
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by reanimus 5y ago
Yeah, it is! People thinking they don't need the vaccine are contracting COVID and acting like human petri dishes for new variants to arise from. It's also ignoring the reality of COVID aftereffects (like parosmia) that affect you
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by reanimus 5y ago
Gemini always seemed like more a political statement than a useful tool, imo
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by reanimus 6y ago
Did you read that article? That wasn't an OCR issue it was an image compression issue.
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by reanimus 6y ago
I really don't understand why we insulate landlords from investment risk so much. At the end of the day they can sell the place to mitigate their losses. What recourse could renters have?
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by reanimus 6y ago
"Gaslighting" is a very over-the-top way of putting this. You disagree with their value proposition. That doesn't mean they're gaslighting you.
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by reanimus 6y ago
Yeah, I had a DIY car bluetooth system set up via some simple pulseaudio configs and a read-only boot setup but the one outstanding issue it had was the lag. I wonder if I'd have more luck using this.
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by reanimus 6y ago
Looks more like 13
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by reanimus 6y ago
Yeah, putting out obfuscated content while making a statement against client-side JS is very ??? to me

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