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by swebs 6y ago
Heh, it can get worse. >Wiichan it's hosted on a real Wii and it's served throught a shitty Mexican ISP. https://no.wiichan.uwu.mx/
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by swebs 6y ago
>the US's plan to maintain global dominance I really don't know what you're trying to say. If the USA achieved global dominance, there would be no China. There would only be the USA. Globally. Obviously, that's not th
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by swebs 6y ago
The Pinephone at least isolates the baseband from the main CPU and memory. https://www.pine64.org/2020/01/24/setting-the-record-straigh...
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by swebs 6y ago
The USA has been the sole military superpower for 30 years now, with more power than the rest of the world combined. If they wanted global dominance, they'd already have it long ago.
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by swebs 6y ago
It's possible that the impact that caused the crater only liquefied the brine at the impact site.
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by swebs 6y ago
The point is that they were able to meet capacity with 4g towers. I'm not sure how that's related. I guess I should also point out that the population of the city is 600k people, so it may not carry over to something like NYC or T
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by swebs 6y ago
Does every thread really have to turn into some us-vs-them USA election fight?
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by swebs 6y ago
>Try using LTE in a large city’s central train station at a busy time and see how you get on. There was some ad campaign in Helsinki about two or three years ago telling people to do just this to compare carriers. Telia, Dna, and all the
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by swebs 6y ago
>A wireless mic to the cops is not what you want in the house. Yeah, that belongs in your pocket.
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by swebs 6y ago
I actually prefer the Mac way since I often find myself accidentally killing terminal programs when trying to copy something. The fact that Ctrl-C is context dependent makes it a big pain usability wise.
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by swebs 6y ago
This is the exact reason why my next phone will be a Pinephone (just waiting for it to ship now). I'm expecting it to last a good 10 years just like any decent Linux laptop.
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by swebs 6y ago
This comment has been flagged for some reason, but I've also noticed the same thing anecdotally.
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by swebs 6y ago
And these are just the public bubbles. There have also been leaks of private groups such as JournoList (and its successor, Cabalist), and GameJournoPros. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JournoList https://ggwi
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by swebs 6y ago
AWS
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by swebs 6y ago
Are you with Mastodon or Pieroma?
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by swebs 6y ago
I don't know of any country where it is.
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by swebs 6y ago
It's great for bypassing mass censorship. Wikileaks, Hatreon, 4chan are all prominent examples. https://wikileaks.org/Banking-Blockade.html
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by swebs 6y ago
Why isn't China on that list as well?
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by swebs 6y ago
There was barely any lockdown here in Finland. The Helsinki region was quarantined from the rest of the country, but that's about it. Barely anyone wears masks either. The USA seems to be taking this much more seriously.
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by swebs 6y ago
Any large power plant is pretty much a missile target if war breaks out, I guess.
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by swebs 6y ago
>Europe [The member countries of the EU, not the entire continent] is responsible for the largest portion of construction costs (45.6 percent); the remainder is shared equally by China, India, Japan, Korea, Russia and the US (9.1 percent
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by swebs 6y ago
Or that a current renter is looking to own their own home instead, which seems like the much smarter option. Especially when the economy is uncertain.
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by swebs 6y ago
No, ITER will not be used as a power plant. Think of it as an experimental device like the LHC. The findings from ITER will be used to build DEMO which will be able to output power continuously. And DEMO's findings will be used to crea
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by swebs 6y ago
It's only been an hour, and insightful comments take more time to type out than ignorant speculation. Have some faith that this community isn't just another Reddit.
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by swebs 6y ago
Sure, you can sue them for anything if you're willing to pay for a lawyer.
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by swebs 6y ago
>According to research conducted by Tulane University in 2009, 2.3 million Americans lived more than one mile away from a super market and did not own a car. 0.7 percent of the population isn't too bad.
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by swebs 6y ago
>FAAMG Seriously?
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by swebs 6y ago
Not even the state of the union addresses? You can read the transcripts. They're not that long https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-pres...
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by swebs 6y ago
>On the other hand, modern human's super-intelligence might have come from a lucky admixture of Neanderthral and Denisovan genes rather than slow mutation Be careful saying that if your HN account can be linked to your real identity
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by swebs 6y ago
Microsoft does that too. It's infuriating.

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