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People are already using them in place of lattepandas etc for cyberdeck builds. https://youtu.be/y8jiYl0CzKc
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I think this article downplays the ludicrous effectiveness of anti-tank weapons in ww2. https://youtu.be/QPJRd_XiDGg Tanks have always been vulnerable to very cheap infrantry weapons if used badly.
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Click to play? I wish.
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Richard Woolley springs to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_van_der_Riet_Woolley#V...
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From books? Having anything that's natural language will kill your entropy, way way below correct horse battery staple. Moreso if it's indexed by Google Ngrams.
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I didn't have high hopes for this, but the second word of the abstract incorrectly refers to Gamma-hydroxybutyrate as 'GBH'. Many other grammatical errors in the abstract alone. Maybe it's unfair to judge a preprint fo
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I can't help but suspect this is basically the same joke as "A man walks into a bar. 'Ouch.'"
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For those of us still with gas, Kenji has also recommended removing the the diffuser. Looks absolutely terrifying, no idea if it's safe https://youtube.com/shorts/JOoaKt4u-gk
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The legendary GDC talk, The Prototype that was Banned from Halfbrick , describes the unpleasant adversarial effects of some multiplayer games like this, and how they can escalate to be really unpleasant experiences for all involved. https
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Soulseek is good for rare music, but it isn't torrent based. RuTracker has a lot of obscure print media etc.
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Anyone know how closely Artemis 1 will mimic a crewed mission? Will launch escape and life support systems be active?
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There's already a wealth of parapsychology research out there which "proves" the existence of all sorts of supernatural effects with standard scientific techniques. https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/04/
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It takes a fraction of a second to 'pair' my wired headphones to my phone and have music start coming out. With BT I would have to charge them, turn them on, fiddle with a menu, wait for them to connect, and listen to a silly soun
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Articles on conflicts are usually shockingly well written. I spend a lot of time reading them, at least in part for entertainment. The one on the Congo Crisis is fantastic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo_Crisis I
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I guess this is a joke because he is writing the compiler (and language, Jai) for his new game. I think he has a team now though.
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No, he believes that one of these three things is true: 1. "The fraction of human-level civilizations that reach a posthuman stage (that is, one capable of running high-fidelity ancestor simulations) is very close to zero", or 2.
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Nick Bostrom, 2005, 'The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant', Journal of Medical Ethics , Vol. 31, No. 5 https://www.nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon.html
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Good study of excess winter deaths in Europe: https://jech.bmj.com/content/57/10/784 >most countries suffer from 5% to 30% excess winter mortality >The strong, positive relation with environmental tempe
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The energy/heating situation in Europe is very tenuous. In the UK most everyone has gas central heating, and energy bills are skyrocketing. This is the most pressing domestic issue in the country right now, far above covid. Johnson is
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Even mainstream VPNs like NordVPN will take privacycoins like Monero
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The same prediction is made in Dugin's Foundations of Geopolitics . Many of his recommendations have come to pass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics#Con...
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At first this comment made me angry (it's Linux, the whole point is user choice, what would be the benefit in preinstalling!) - but I suppose System76 have really showed how much better things can be with Pop!_OS. I would expect the va
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One cool aspect of Shamir's Secret Sharing is you can set any threshold for how many fragments are required to recover the secret. This reduces the risk of one losing the secret due to fragments being lost. The scheme also has perfect
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Ouch. Sounds similar to the fiasco in South Korea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_South_Korean_political_sc...
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An intersection of military history, video games, and weeb-dom. 'Yakuza' is notably a popular and long-running video game series
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Have you played Elite Dangerous recently? They made a misstep with space legs (bowing to public pressure from a public who aren't game designers), but other than that it's pretty darn solid.
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The cost of the vehicle is irrelevant for autonomy, what's important is the cost of the driver. And for a freight train a mile long, that is pretty negligable. For a taxi carrying one passenger, not so much.
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Elevated Systems did a comprehensive setup guide a couple days ago. There are a some extra steps to go through, but it seems to work well with Ubuntu 21.10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jibqw5C3gk8&t=15m45s - timesta
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Incentivising karma farming in any way would be a Bad Idea, I think. Getting karma is easy, just find a recent post on a recurring topic and echo the dominant opinion from last time.
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I have had 0 issues using zoom on Linux with X. I am disappointed with the constant hostility by Wayland proponents to projects which have problems with screencasting (i.e. literally everyone). Even prominent OSS projects like OBS only impl
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