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by rob_c 4y ago
rtfm Given android uses this so much I don't get systemd getting dragged into the rant, this screams of being reluctant to follow the way the community is going
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by rob_c 4y ago
> "> "cold is gods way of telling us we need to burn more protestants"." This is a reference to the classic british TV series blackadder. Go enlighten yourself
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by rob_c 5y ago
I'm fairly sure most of the 'dominionist' christian politics was based on expansionist bigotry, i.e. "lets go beat god into the heathens" and "cold is gods way of telling us we need to burn more protestants&quo
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by rob_c 5y ago
From what I've read (which makes me worse informed than ill-informed) most experts are still stating that most split-personality symptoms develop once the diagnosis is made and there is a chicken and egg concern that people aren't
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by rob_c 5y ago
Trying to replay a-politically (with the knowledge that nothing happens in a political vacuum in reality). It can be successfully argued that the political left have adopted the drama and status of victimhood in a way that hasn't been
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by rob_c 5y ago
Yes, but high-temp corrosive liquids are something we have literally 100+ years in building big pots for in other industries. Compared to extracting lithium and other rare metals from batteries/circuits/dead-solar/dead-electr
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by rob_c 5y ago
I would worry that your accountant has other customers who are idiots and you could/should probably do better.
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by rob_c 5y ago
Without naming names, top league tables globally and all infamous from the UK abroad (and yes was on a hard-science), so no I went to the right university, but I'm highlighting that the main part of "teaching" is done at a po
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by rob_c 5y ago
Why, oh why, do people in the US need to go to Higher Education to understand something as simple as percentages? (If this is the case the education system has simply failed) This is, (to coin your own), grade-scool mathematics, or is treat
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by rob_c 5y ago
Taking this more generally (based on multiple education establishments). 1. For most, nope, not really, it's about passing exams, try thinking of masters courses or doctorates the real cash-grabs. Solving of complex problems in a truel
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by rob_c 5y ago
I remember asking someone what prompted them to leave the field whilst their partner stayed on to do a doctorate. They were adamant that they had spent 4 worth-wile years on a degree. When I asked why it made them better at their current jo
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by rob_c 5y ago
dangerous to call out a billion-dollar lifestyle... A $100k+ certificate from an academic institution is still as a justification for giving rich people positions of power and influence and there is a massive pyramid of those who believe th
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by rob_c 5y ago
please stop feeding the trolls, yes there may be mistakes but threatening legal action and lawyers when it's not sorted in a week is being a bad actor and this _should_not_ be encouraged.
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by rob_c 5y ago
Well given a lot of claims about sodium and heart failure seem hyped we shouldn't be surprised. Don't know of its my opinion of the field or the journal but i don't rate the lancet highly after digging into most higher profil
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by rob_c 5y ago
Dont worry the strip mining takes place far, far away in a magical land where Teslas are going to end up coming from...
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by rob_c 5y ago
It not like california despite all its "green cred" has one of the worst track records for industrial pollution on and off land mind, what could go wrong...
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by rob_c 5y ago
No adding components activates different hardware features on the chipset its connected to. I.e. remote debug access via a reserved data line when pinX is high/low... all that would need is a single surface mount resistor or frankly ti
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by rob_c 5y ago
The clue would also be the clear doping of the conductive layer...
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by rob_c 5y ago
I never said he was't I'm referring to how people view a topic that is demonstrably true regardless of the source. Make enough predictions and yes, eventually you get it right but it doesn't change reality.
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by rob_c 5y ago
No thats disinformation... snopes told me so... :p </sarcasm>
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by rob_c 5y ago
Because their money is accumulated net wealth that makes the rothschilds sweat...
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by rob_c 5y ago
Thankfully so far theyre just relatively benign gatekeepers... I wish this was just a dystopian concept piece and not the very real world. Wr are underestimating the power/pull of social media and news-atainment.
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by rob_c 5y ago
When the likes of Jones bring it up its tin-foil hat territory... now, well reaping the sewn comes to mind
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by rob_c 5y ago
btw, just so you know, it doesn't come with arch :P
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by rob_c 5y ago
Potentially just a refinement in the strategy of the analysis and/or more compute/time. Not the first time a measurement like this was off due to poor blinding...
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by rob_c 5y ago
A reanalysis of data from a stopped detector wont continue to deform but nice try...
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by rob_c 5y ago
Unfortunately Ive seen a few other FOSS projects go the same way. Troll/bad-actor management is difficult and time consuming and takes a toll. Thanks for all the fish!
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by rob_c 5y ago
please go away and read about the architectural permissions for things like this, performance, latency and re-read this... if it bugs you throw away your smartphone or custom-compile lineageOS
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by rob_c 5y ago
have to agree, it's not well explained, but hardly seems like a smoking gun that google/zoom/skype are listening out for anti-government hysteria...
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by rob_c 5y ago
...or gravimetric pump batteries to store energy which don't rely on complex high-temp furnaces to be maintained... nah that'd be daft

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