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121.
by scrps 3y ago
People have been believing in woo-woo for time immemorial, the new magic is just scale thanks to modern comm channels. SSDM. Same shit, different medium.
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by scrps 3y ago
It really has, I love that thing!
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by scrps 3y ago
In my experience and not that I have tried every model but enough to say I am guessing they all suck as badly as the ones I have had. Space to improve exist, heating elements need fresh designs and more consistant heat distribution, should
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by scrps 3y ago
It is nostalgic to see it is still painful. Edit: I say that with love
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by scrps 3y ago
It is possible you are not cut out for sarcasm? (Giving you the benefit of the doubt you may have taken the comment literally, if so I'd maybe apologize for insulting someone with 41 years of experience in a field that is still young w
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by scrps 3y ago
This is what happens when the people who build the world we all live in are contravened by people who think they run the world we all live in.
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by scrps 3y ago
Lots of views, fresh air if possible, warm spots for the cat to sleep and more than one, some place with either wildlife and/or human activity, and of course scratching pads/tower. Granted, I do all of this and my cat (a gift from
128.
by scrps 3y ago
Is hyperscale.
129.
by scrps 3y ago
When cryptocurrency tumbling gets literal... Edit to add: I also just realized I have an LG that does have wifi that I've never used, which may now get used for entirely different reasons... I buy asus having a math bug or something, i
130.
by scrps 3y ago
That is just what RCS-ians want you to think maaaaaan! tightens tinfoil hat
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by scrps 3y ago
You do realize there is nothing wrong with theorizing about conspiracies, kind of like theorizing about physics. You are mixing up propgandists who run with theories as though they are proven fact on bad faith to push agendas without a shre
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by scrps 3y ago
It doesn't qualify as a book but reading RFCs has always been my go to if I want to understand a protocol albeit RFCs can be a bit... Dry. https://www.rfc-editor.org/
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by scrps 3y ago
I'd also imagine the time complexities of string rewriting systems are significantly more efficient than passing it off to an llm. Why not burn a couple hundred watts to do find and replace (/s)?
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by scrps 3y ago
Forgive my ignorance, I know basically nothing but it seems like they are going out, what about going up? I did a very short search and found an entry on 3D ICs, one of the challenges was heat and I would assume latency but other than those
135.
by scrps 3y ago
My personal policy at work is a super strict seperation, I simply share as little as possible, standard small talk but I keep it extremely generic. Say too little people get curious, say too much people draw conclusions or feel the emergenc
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by scrps 3y ago
Wouldn't it behoove a subversive to be, well, subversive? Meeting in one spot, known to be a place where subversives meet sounds like a coup for any org wanting to keep track of associations even before an article in vice let everyone
137.
by scrps 3y ago
A comment left on the post mentions in days of old you could detect viruses via drive sounds... I have a 2u server sitting in a closet running a lot of things, it sits over a pool of spinning rust, one day I happened to be in the closet and
138.
by scrps 3y ago
you can jam a drone, but you can't jam a 155mm shell. This is both a fantastic line and wisdom.
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by scrps 3y ago
For 3D printing nerds: Vat photopolymerization was carried out using a Bison 1000 DLP printer (Tethon 3D, Omaha, NE, USA) with a light engine composed of a 1920 × 1080 array of 405 nm UV LED pixels of 57 µm in size. The dielectric structur
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by scrps 3y ago
It just converted the result to base 0, I see nothing wrong here! Edit: meant answer not result
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by scrps 3y ago
Intuitively I've always view them as diffs with a history rather than sort of a recursive diff. I also started on RCS so that could have something to do with my way of looking at it.
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by scrps 3y ago
Burner numbers are a thing for this reason.
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by scrps 3y ago
It is an exceptionally misleading headline. ARPA-H seems to mostly be justifying their budget with the cancer moonshot initiative, they also fund a bunch of different health projects. https://arpa-h.gov/research-and-funding&
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by scrps 3y ago
Sorry, I assumed the implied word 'more' was obvious to everyone who has used a computer keyboard in the last 30 years.
145.
by scrps 3y ago
That and larger drone comms for russia I would guess are satellite based which is harder to jam and sadly out of budget for the Ukrainians. That being said I wonder if you could control small drones over satellite or if that is a $900 solut
146.
by scrps 3y ago
I would imagine it is just another key completing a circuit, no additional magic so it should be as remappable as any other key.
147.
by scrps 3y ago
Because everyone loves brand marketing on their keyboards... Microsoft would incur far less wrath if they would stop letting their marketing department run their company.
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by scrps 3y ago
I don't think it was me flagging it, I missed the post saying it was cleared up, I think I just stopped at the post with the abuse report link which is right above it.
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by scrps 3y ago
Somehow prescient: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_Soldiers
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by scrps 3y ago
Ah I did not notice, thanks. I guess that is a small win.

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