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6mo ago
next is very soon for SF https://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/wiki/San_Francisco Saturday 18 April #EarthDay Ride&AfterParty ..and remember, this isnt a gooning, its a political outing, supposed to be protected by f
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List of World Naked Bike Rides
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these may be of interest: https://pypi.org/ https://pypi.org/search/?q=hacker+news+cli
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Monkey selfie will protect you from AI slop
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Hnterm
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Hacker News CLI (2014)
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6mo ago
bricking devices that have more features than newer devices, and are owned by someone that is not you, is not how you build loyalty. bricking my hardware will not make me want to buy your hardware again.
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6mo ago
“In no way should we be at the point where a man could have lost his life over differences of opinion.” thats the problem, right there. stop trying to frame this as a difference of opinion. this is attempted disruption of a society.
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Behind fiery attack on OpenAI's Altman, a growing divide over AI
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and when you sniff right at the customers dropline, its hard to expect someone to believe its not the subscriber, its some imposter forging packets and spoofing your IP. i really isnt good press to, lets say, accuse subscribers of Criminal
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6mo ago
black powder is cheap and easy to make, its also dirty, slow expanding, very smokey. but when there is no powder available, blackpowder is the most expedient thing. its also low gas pressure so if you are manufacturing from tentative materi
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its a good thing too, it not very stable, and mercury is not nice. but its not difficult to manufacture, if we are in the scenario of shortage or absconderance of products. lead styphnate is common use, but not everyone is happy with lead e
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the crux of fear is that "the enemy" may enter the country, hunkerdown, and anonymously construct the chattels of an assault. in that threat model, appearances on camera buying anything related to a "mission" are going t
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6mo ago
im organic, and im older than dirt.
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6mo ago
i would be kinda concerned, what else was done when the cable was disconnected, such as connect to a sniffer,and do some back n forth packet inspection as the client reconnects and starts torrenting again.
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6mo ago
it looks a lot like what you would do to foist a compromised router on someone. if push comes to shove, factory reset the router x2 or 3, before you hand it off to anyone claiming to be mediacom. having a badge ID is no surety. a badge can
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6mo ago
mangione didnt understand the requirements for suppressor on semi-auto pistol. there was no nelson device, he would have been better off with an empty soda bottle.
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6mo ago
hurry gather all the data available, and code a nuclear science AI. first thing we need are nuclear beam weapons, the omnidirectional thing is sloppy. putative range: 100% neutralization @ 1000 miles
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6mo ago
mechanical parts only move so fast, heat up and wear. when you have a chain cannon rof 100 rnds per second, it gets intense. a spark discharge solves a lot of kinetic issues with engineering the mechanism and its timing.
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6mo ago
yes ive seen them they are called exotic by most people around me. yes the very nature of a chain cannon, makes electronic priming,the easier way to go. so far we can still go to the store with 20$ and come back with a 200pk of 209s, someda
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6mo ago
trophism is very much like manufacture. you always have to pay to continue the process, and sometimes to put it on hold. Transfer of Energy between Trophic Levels: https://bio.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Introductory_and
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6mo ago
could it be a cockney thing ?
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pellet guns use the "diablo" profile to the pellets. pellet guns have low spin per inch, and use drag to add extra stability. and keep velocity below that trans-sonic shock range. if you went to a reloading shop, and purchased som
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[Primers are a legitimately difficult thing to manufacture] thats a problem that may not endure. if a firearm is reengineered to use an electrode to detonate charge rather than a chemical primer, there is no need for murcury fulminate, just
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6mo ago
i mean speed and consistency, compared to manually CnC [crank n curse] cutting, or printing. if you set up your job so that you print a block of, lets say 4 lower receivers for a stoner style firearm. and you ran a number of printers, you s
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6mo ago
interesting, so when a fellow is taken up by the cops, and he says "thers no punt, im telling you truth", is that unfamiliar? i have a lot of different nationalities partaking of my wilderness lodge, and a lot of the younger engli
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whats special is speed and consistency. when you manufacture a personal firearm, it is supposed to be yours, for your use. the 3d printer aspect, makes it possible for a group to print large quantities of receivers, under the radar, to be c
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6mo ago
you need tight tolerances for modern ammo, a shotgun, or muzzle loader is more forgiveing. reloading materials are not federally regulated as firearms, you just dont want to have more than 2lbs at a time, or that could bring trouble. you w
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6mo ago
blackpowder is just barely chemistry, more like engineering. carbon, sulphur, and potassium nitrate, in a particular ratio. potassium nitrate is watched, and reported in large quantities, or particular form, but can be manufactured by most
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6mo ago
also common UK slang, for someone who constantly does things in the grey. to wit: scammer, scheister, player.
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