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superxpro12
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2mo ago
Yes. Much in the same way arming a mass shooter with an M1 Abrams is more destructive than an airsoft gun. Also, ICE is still bound by both the 4th and 5th amendments, of which they have routinely violated. Peretti in particular was execute
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2mo ago
Youre right. virtue signalling against double-taps with AGM's on fishing boats, or using ICE to kill americans is a bad stance to take. We should have considered the pro-warcrime pro-killing-american stances first...
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2mo ago
The author misses one GLARING explaination as to everyone's motivations... money. Literally... just money. There's so much money right now. Enough to eliminate all principles. What is particularly heartbreaking is that the nerds w
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2mo ago
As a firmware developer commonly operating on devices with 32MHz of cpu, i am offended sir.
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2mo ago
and now in typical authoritarian-right fashion, they will attempt to inject the llm's with auth-right propaganda to influence the models. The natural state of things is lib-left. Those with power try to bend reality to their desires. S
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2mo ago
This is the EXACT reason why the FDA exists.... this.... shit.... tricking desperate parents into paying millions of desperate dollars when anyone who knows anything about it knows the "experiments" just cause death. Yet another g
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2mo ago
eh.... its a computer insofar as like.... there's some software functions doing extremely well defined, limited things faster than a human could. but to imply that the f16 flight software (which is ancient btw) is anything like this &q
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2mo ago
so its like a "dont look up" thing now... yeah probably.
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2mo ago
UT instagib for me
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2mo ago
Any time a strongman chooses some inherent immutable characteristic to justify their superiority, its usually because they are inherently inferior in almost every other way including politically and morally. They have no other way to justif
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2mo ago
Yeah DUH. its a trojan horse to eliminate any privacy in the populace, except for the government and elites, of course. They get privacy. You dont. How else are they going to maintain control over the populace?
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2mo ago
It's more like watching two nations develop nuclear weapons while you're sitting in the testing area :\
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"neither party is willing to stop it"??? Oh please eff all the way off with this "both sides" crap.... one party is POWERLESS to stop it, the party in power is willingly complicit in the shift towards fascism. There'
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2mo ago
I thought arduino was on everyone's shit lists for trying to go closed source? Did that change?
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2mo ago
I really have a hard time accepting software patents. Like amazon patenting the one click to buy shopping cart for example. Crazy Taxi patented a directional arrow... The infamous "nemesis" patent for shadow of mordor. IDK.... its
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2mo ago
This kind of leaves out the biggest question imo which is that of quality. Usually, dupe's sacrifice quality for price. The fact that a market exists for this at all indicates a strong consumer acceptance of lower quality items. I do w
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2mo ago
That seems less an indictment of economies of scale, and more an indictment of british colonialism
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2mo ago
That sounds more like a local airport kinda thing. I'm sure any kind of bush airport this is no problem. But not one of the busiest federal airports... thats just an entirely different scenario.
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2mo ago
The infamous "it fell in-between the seat and the console" problem. These happen constantly. It's always important to close the loop on these and make sure someone is assigned to it directly, not left to indirectly assume.
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2mo ago
I feel like we're all forgetting the most obvious root cause... "aliens"
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2mo ago
Because when i have to build the 12th throwaway gui for some thing at work... i just want to get past it and onto the fun stuff.
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2mo ago
when pixels matter....
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2mo ago
i was getting kind of annoyed by all the gender-ism in the first 30 pages... only naked women... this re-balances the equation and i am disarming myself of my pitchfork.
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2mo ago
It's because they try to market the power density claims. So they're smaller, which compromises the cooling, which makes them run hotter.
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2mo ago
Micro usb was by far the worst cable I've ever had to use. USB-C reliability seems to be improved on top of that, despite having.... 15 more pins?
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2mo ago
on 0401 5k resistor is fractions of a penny. its just silly at this point. My belief is that they all used some crappy reference schematic which omitted it once upon a time, and that's proliferated amongst all the cheapo designs.
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2mo ago
Im curious how they got the digital version of Jaws to play on a computer in... 1992?
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2mo ago
Do you want privacy, or do you want back doors into everything? Usually, the backdoor on apply to "regular" citizens, while the governments and military get exemptions from it. If the balance of power wasnt so asymmetrical I would
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3mo ago
For the last 20 or so years now, Patriotism has been hijacked to mean: "beneficial to an oligarch". It's been a long time since patriotism didnt mean either racist conservative, or capitalist bully.
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3mo ago
Smartphones did nothing. The "people" who manipulated the reality within them did. It's no surprise that conservative billionaires went on a massive left-leaning media buying spree... Washington Post, Twitter, CNN, etc etc et
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