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by swamp40 3y ago
Whistleblowers get a percentage of the fine. They were sabotaged from within. But all the bigwigs are offshore.
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by swamp40 3y ago
Would love to solve this one day. Almost positive its a recent phenomenon. Would like to know that as well. Tesla's father chastised him for reading by candlelight. Thought it would "spoil his eyes".
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by swamp40 3y ago
If the sphere had infinite density, wouldn't that mean that every atom in the universe would be inside? So how could our atoms be outside?
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by swamp40 3y ago
Because we exist. If infinite density existed, our atoms would be in there.
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by swamp40 3y ago
Looks like they found their moat.
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by swamp40 3y ago
Not true at all. In fact the poorer you are, the better health care you get - all free. It's the middle class who get crushed in America. $2000/mo insurance with $5K deductibles for a family of 4.
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by swamp40 3y ago
Please tell me it is easily detachable. How did they get 95% there and not do that? Slide it in, slide it out. Auto recognize when it is in range so you can shove stuff into it. Use BLE built into the monitor to communicate. Charge when
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by swamp40 3y ago
Don't you just have to move the VPN offshore? China could even spin up their own VPN companies.
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by swamp40 3y ago
The pdf hijacking drives me crazy daily. They must have put an entire team on ways to re-enable Edge as default. And I'll bet they have some crazy logic to justify their hijacking. "Oh, you opened Outlook, that must mean you wan
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by swamp40 3y ago
> deprive them of their subsidized agriculture Yeah, that's not going to work out the way the "cities" think.
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by swamp40 3y ago
> dangerously dictatorial tactics in turning Twitter from a free service into a paid service Don't you see that's the way to eliminate the power of the bots, which influence you by legitimizing tweets by the thousands. It'
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by swamp40 3y ago
Future US made IOT devices will mostly be ARM Cortex M33 and M0+ microcontrollers. They have the latest cryptography and safety features built-in and nice libraries. It's surprisingly difficult to find out what fabs build them. Maybe
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by swamp40 4y ago
New Mechanic: Low battery is causing your low battery Ok, thanks.
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by swamp40 4y ago
Title should be "Mother Nature drastically cuts Europe's energy consumption this winter." Warmest winter in a long time. Very lucky.
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by swamp40 4y ago
> As electrification takes off, it's a difficult time to be working on new combustion engine concepts Turn it into a portable battery charger...
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by swamp40 4y ago
There is more going on here than literacy. Even if you are illiterate, if you tell someone to pay 10 rupees you could see if 10 rupees made it to your account. Do those vendors not have smartphones? That's what I am suspecting. If the
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by swamp40 4y ago
You don't farm out your core business. Google didn't use a rebranded Yahoo search engine in 1998, did they? They need to be a leader in AI or they will die quickly.
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by swamp40 4y ago
> If I catch anyone "innovating"
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by swamp40 4y ago
Look at this tomahawk made from a bison jaw. Simple but brutal. https://twitter.com/Arting_2D/status/1499311367060594689/pho...
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by swamp40 4y ago
> A Typographical Mystery I suspect many people here just haven't used typewriters extensively. You can adjust how the paper is put in before you start typing. You can move it up a little, over a little, etc. You can type the whol
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by swamp40 4y ago
It would be a proxy war, not direct US troop involvement. But China says any response from Taiwan will be taken as a direct response from the US. So, that could go south in a hurry. I think Ukraine showed China exactly what the world res
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by swamp40 4y ago
> if you were to build 50.000 local arrays, each of those arrays would have to be 210 kW - that's close to 600 panels per array Why is that a problem? I also don't see why just because your power output is half, why it is a &qu
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by swamp40 4y ago
> 2,300 miles Why would you put a solar cell 2,300 miles away from the energy usage point? Who even thinks that way? Since solar can be easily distributed, why not break it up into 50,000 local arrays?
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by swamp40 4y ago
"CEO finds novel way to fix Capacity problems..." They just lost about 40% of their paying users with that blog post.
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by swamp40 4y ago
I had always thought the Garden of Eden was mapped to the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq.
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by swamp40 4y ago
Even if Apple requires MFi certification on their USB C cables, China will just crack the cryptography and clone them. They cracked the Lightning chip in like a week. Then they will share the private key amongst all Chinese cable companies.
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by swamp40 4y ago
ER's have separate deductibles. $500-$2K is pretty typical just to walk in the door. HMO's usually require referrals. PPO's usually need no referrals and you can go many more places.
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by swamp40 4y ago
I'll bet you could heat up the skin to get it to sweat.
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by swamp40 4y ago
Incredible. Looks like he finally found his co-founder on Reddit[0] though. Both billionaires now. [0] https://entrepreneurshandbook.co/how-coinbases-founder-turne...
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by swamp40 4y ago
Both your examples are reasons for the consolidation of existing infrastructure. My point was that you couldn't break up a coal plant, but with renewables they are already broken up into small pieces. Putting the pieces together at

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