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by sbf501 4y ago
Yeah, I think readers. Like cheap SEGGERS. Gotta watch than again.
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by sbf501 4y ago
Are you going to make the old-timey recombants with the steering below the seat, unlike the modern ones with the huge handlebars? I miss those. Like this one: https://www.cyclingabout.com/heaviest-touring-bike-ever-behe...
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by sbf501 4y ago
Is that what the thing in Primer was supposed to do? Reduce weight?
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by sbf501 4y ago
Lionheart Kombucha in Portland Oregon started in a garage, and now is made out of his basement! He has a 3000gal fermenter down there that gets inspected. He used to give lessons at his house on how to make your own.
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by sbf501 4y ago
The article itself is very thin, as there is nothing practical it proposes.
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by sbf501 4y ago
Isn't Orwell kinda trolling here, or is he unaware of his fallacious statement? Not all kids of WW2 generation played with tin soldiers, like 50% of kids, namely: girls. This oversight is a bit of a bias in his false-dichotomy: there a
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by sbf501 4y ago
I understand the excitement of the author, but I think they've simply added to the attack surface for very little ROI. IoT security is a HUGE risk, and securing boot and firmware updates is nontrivial. Even the supply-chain can be atta
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by sbf501 4y ago
So it is basically just footage from GoPros strapped to drones, and not something requiring building BetaFlight/iNav with a new feature?
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by sbf501 4y ago
I find elk and deer venison to be indistinguishable, and uninteresting. If I was starving I'd eat it, but my palette prefers fatty cow.
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by sbf501 4y ago
When I was a kid we'd walk down to the shore during low tide and throw big rocks on the beach below the tide line. When water squirted up out of the sand, we'd dig there to find a type of small clam that sprays water. Then we&#x27
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by sbf501 4y ago
We only eat the ugly animals. Obligatory Denis LEary: "And what are you? ... I'm an otter ... And what do you do? ... I swim around and do cute little human things with my hands. ... You're free to go. And what are you? ... I
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by sbf501 4y ago
Let's start from the beginning, do you understand what "consent" means?
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by sbf501 4y ago
Then why, as a chronically skinny person in my 50's, have I always been cold all the time? I've never felt like I "run hot".
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by sbf501 4y ago
Ah. I see. I'll stop parroting that line now that I understand the impact better. I still think it is shitty of rich people to do that, however.
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by sbf501 4y ago
It represents several billions of dollars worth of luxury real estate left vacant, and obscuring central park. If you want to call that "nothing" then there is no reaching you.
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by sbf501 4y ago
Can you supply some evidence that it is a conspiracy theory? Because I read this article in The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/01/american-h... "But the bust is upon us. To
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by sbf501 4y ago
Can we talk about the artwork used? https://dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/1312837?itemId=info%3And... https://philamuseum.org/collection/object/84871 Googling for Tsukioka Yoshitoshi bring
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by sbf501 4y ago
I think society will need to start coming to terms with this. The concept of "it is public, so it is fair game" can no longer be applied.
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by sbf501 4y ago
This is even older than Jesus. I also am not religious, but there is a hebrew tradition of Tzedakah mentioned by another poster below, but here are the levels instead of a link., Maimonides defines eight levels in giving charity (tzedakah),
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by sbf501 4y ago
Too bad there are "investment luxury hi-rises" popping up all over the skyline that are largely unpopulated. If that's what people want to build to park their billions, we have other problems to tend to first.
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by sbf501 4y ago
I'm the rare gen-xer who owns zero music (even after going to college during the "10 CDs for a penny" deals). It is all rented from spotify. I could create a playlist like yours with over 100k songs, but I often feel a specif
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by sbf501 4y ago
Depends what they mean by "genetic". Mixing genes by cross breeding is a lot different than adding genes from other species, or constructed genes that are patented. There are two kneejerk reactions in this debate: The first is fro
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by sbf501 4y ago
This is doomed as there are as many esoteric video game trivia as there are historical corrections. There are so many sites for this already, the fact that none have become an authority is problematic. It used to be SNOPES until they crosse
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by sbf501 4y ago
Watches that cost more than US$2,000,000 are typically ugly a/f because the point is to draw attention to it. When you're worth hundreds of millions or billions, you need to invent more ways to show it off.
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> Intense bike positions require you to statically position the neck at almost 90 degrees to look forward Cyclists learn that the proper position is to hold the head at roughly the same angle of the spine and to peer upwards at an angle.
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I give lots of head. I should be OK. Happy now, doctor?
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I used to be able to ride a bicycle for hours on end in my 20's and 30's. Now I can't look up when bent over in that position, I need a rise in the handlebars to get me almost vertical. I didn't hurt myself. I didn'
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by sbf501 4y ago
Same here. I was raised on Apple screens, 80x25 EGA and VT100 terminals in the 70's & 80's, so I find ligatures to be wildly annoying and error prone, as well as nonportable: having to mentally switch back and forth on differe
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My cervical vertebrae are cowering in fear. I'd rather twist left to right and put the burden on muscles, than over-articulate my neck.
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But why would the analysis care about bots that are viewing? They aren't creating disinformation by viewing (maybe by "liking" though). Bots-as-followers are benign. The "bot problem" is bots being used to post disi

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