shadilay

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by shadilay 5y ago
Basic IR shielding is not actually that complicated, you just need an opening to mix cold air with the exhaust as seen on the new H-60 derivatives.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Did you think that said FCC?
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by shadilay 5y ago
Who says no to free money if they agree to interview you?
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by shadilay 5y ago
Only in very simple games. There's a reason that there's not more AI multiplayer grinding bots.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The WA EV fee is actually 2 fees, one 150$ and a new 75$ so 225$ total.
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by shadilay 5y ago
IRS enforcement is targeted against people with the resources to stop it.
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by shadilay 5y ago
What is the CSAM version of SWATting going to be called?
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by shadilay 5y ago
'Florida Judge'
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by shadilay 5y ago
Nearly 90% of Sweden lives in high population density urban environments. https://www.statista.com/statistics/455935/urbanization-in-s...
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by shadilay 5y ago
>YouTube does not support blocking of individual channels by users, or at least didn't as of the last time I used it whilst logged in (some years ago). They do have this now and I've blocked dozens of channels. It's the on
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by shadilay 5y ago
I think it's a matter of the data lords not yet playing their hand. We know they have this data but they haven't used it yet in any high profile case. They're just still in the extend phase.
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by shadilay 5y ago
I never understood Japans reluctance to adopt EV's given the country's lack of fossil fuel production.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Personally I would expect the news to be biased towards the current year 'news' vs last years 'olds'.
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by shadilay 5y ago
I wonder if they'll call it "glued-together". https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-slide-criticizes-amd-for-using... The 4 die SoC does look an awful lot like 1st gen EPYC.
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by shadilay 5y ago
This doesn't help, just ask Winnie the Pooh. (Xi) People are very creative with language to get around filters.
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by shadilay 5y ago
This has nothing to do with boycotts or consumer choice. It's about regulation. If payment processors don't crack down the government will. No one votes for pedos.
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by shadilay 5y ago
What exactly do you think the overlap is between people interested in a Rust game engine and people who watch american football?
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by shadilay 5y ago
This person appears to see a vast conspiracy by /the christians/. It's all just so bizarre.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Recently TV pundits have suggested to "starve workers like dogs" to force them back to work so this doesn't exactly surprise me.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The headline made me think it was a different bridge of Leonardo's. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/A-design-for-a-temporary...
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by shadilay 5y ago
Twitter is the outrage mob distilled in 140 characters. (now 280 but it didn't change anything) There is very little of value on twitter and if it disappeared tomorrow I don't think most people would notice or care. It's the
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by shadilay 5y ago
It is absolutely insane that the government is allowed to be so reckless with highly enriched uranium. Also worth looking into the origins of Pakistan's nuclear program.
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by shadilay 5y ago
I thought chatroullete was the premier platform in the 'exposing yourself to strangers' industry? Before you needed to take the city bus to experience this level of public exposure but now you can do so from the comfort of your ow
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by shadilay 5y ago
It was about cost. https://hasler.ece.gatech.edu/Published_papers/Technology_ov...
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by shadilay 5y ago
If a foreign company breaks sanctions they are banned from doing business in the US, and any company they do business with is banned to. Without being an international pariah there is no way the get around US sanctions. Unless you want to b
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by shadilay 5y ago
In 99% of cases complying is cheaper and easier than going to court, sadly.
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by shadilay 5y ago
It's an unfortunate situation but the solution has to come at the diplomatic level. The Fedora project is wise to steer clear of legal minefields. Complaints addressed to the usual place. https://apnews.com/article&#x2F
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by shadilay 5y ago
Pilcrow?
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by shadilay 5y ago
There should be a prize for the person who comes up the name for the CSAM version of swatting.
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by shadilay 5y ago
My phone disables the camera flash under 15%. I don't see that as anything particularly nefarious. That said I fully support the principle of least privilege.

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