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by tejohnso 5y ago
> the responsibility on the part of the university community for maintaining a climate of civility and mutual respect, is not a justification to prevent "discussion of ideas, even if "some or even by most members of the Univers
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> trend of learned helplessness I call your 'learned helplessness' and raise you 'rational acceptance'. > No consideration is given to the many positives in modern life One can see the many positives in life while
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Isn't this what seasteading, and other jurisdiction avoidance schemes attempt to address? I wonder if anything like that has ever worked out.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> the human walks against an object, and she does this standard video game 0 mph duck-walk Is that really part of what uncanny valley represents now? I feel like we're moving the goal posts. Fifteen years ago the characters really c
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Maybe when you have actual consciousnesses hooked up to it that would die without it.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
The announcement doesn't indicate why I would want this. Is it for politically motivated people who want to help push IPv6 forward? Is it to simplify configuration? I had to click through to the FAQ to read about additional cost for
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by tejohnso 5y ago
I appreciate the construction process of an intricate shelf piece, but I wish I had the creativity of a bucketeer.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Supposed to be nonsense stories, but after two minutes of listening, I don't find it nonsensical at all. Sounds like something perfectly reasonable written by a seven to ten year old child.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> This is what I'm talking about. This kind of thing. I see. I suspect there would have been a lot of similar articles around that time. Maslowski made that projection in 2007, a year when there was a huge drop in extent minimum ove
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> The polar ice caps were predicted to be gone By when? Lots of climate hyperbole is focused on the year 2100 for some reason so perhaps that's what you had in mind. Anyway, not completely gone yet, but I can point out the following
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Makes me cringe a little bit when global warming presentations start out with a co2 vs global temperature chart. Especially if that forms the entire basis of the analytic part of the presentation. Because I know someone (most) is just think
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Maybe I'm too easy to please, but every day since I unboxed my Kobo Forma I've been impressed with it. The backlight is adjustable down to barely noticeable for night reading with the lights off, and in bright light the e-ink look
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by tejohnso 5y ago
What ivermectin nonsense are you referring to? In every video I've watched he is summarizing from respected peer reviewed journals, and all sources are mentioned and / or linked.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Dr. John Campbell has been talking about vitamin D effectiveness against Covid-19 for months now on his channel[1]. I find it frustrating that I get more thorough and well presented information from third party youtubers than from my govern
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by tejohnso 5y ago
I wonder why #5 singles out aspartame though.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Also, "antivax" is unnecessarily pejorative. There are plenty of people who are hesitant toward covid vaccines exactly for the reasons you mention, while they're not at all against vaccines in general. The communication habit
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by tejohnso 5y ago
If you want to speed up the find command, you can use -prune to skip over directories that are full of files that are known not to be of interest. To skip the .git directory: `find . -type d -a -name .git -prune -o -type f -a -iname '*
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> If you're comfortable with running Windows 11,you're already sharing more data than... Do you know of any good writeups on the details of Windows 11 data sharing?
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by tejohnso 5y ago
https://archive.md/REmb8
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Tesla Owners Locked Out of Their Cars After App Outage and Ford Rep Trolls Them(carscoops.com)
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Total Compensation
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by tejohnso 5y ago
It's shocking to me how much energy is stored in oil and natural gas (and insolation). We're spoiled with resources! And still so many suffer without the basic necessities of life.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Maybe a good time to ask...what do you actually do with lego bricks once you've built whatever is on the box? I have a terrible imagination, and I find the replayability factor abysmal with these kits. I'm sure there are people
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by tejohnso 5y ago
What's so bad about it? The title is accurate and the actual device is shown, isn't it? At a glance you can see that it's a pi with a lot of attached storage, so the thumbnail actually conveys just about all you'd need t
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by tejohnso 5y ago
That's some impressive context conflation.
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The chrome developer blog has a good writeup[1] about this. [1]: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/private-network-access-upd...
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Same! By the time i completed a private pilot license I was already pretty bored with the actual flying. I thought commercial might be interesting with larger and more complex machines but talking to other pilots, it seemed not to be the ca
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by tejohnso 5y ago
That interior image is gross. It's like they built the cheapest dash / interior they could, then found a big iPad to incongruously glue onto the middle of the dash and called it a day. I hope it's just prototyping for the con
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> The more studies pile up, the less it seems to matter the length of a given fast, but more the total time spent in a fasting state relative to a fed state. Yes, I've noticed this as well. Personally I fast for 17 hours every day a
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> I got the pixelart itch again and have a blog to write so I thought I would combine the two. This week I created a little metaphorical fable about building your castle in other people’s kingdoms. At least you were warned :)

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