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by tekknik 4y ago
> Nuclear has the opposite problem of wind/solar in that they need to be run at 100% capacity basically all the time because of their absurd building costs and low operating costs. Building enough nuclear to support that load that t
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by tekknik 4y ago
> You can literally put solar on roofs of private buildings...if your local fossil/nuclear lobby allows it. What about the 16% of americans living in apartments? that’s just apartments, not counting condos or other units where you d
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by tekknik 4y ago
if we solve the clean energy problem, and energy becomes abundant, then that all becomes very usable land.
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by tekknik 4y ago
> An official comment from Stadia "takes nothing away" from an anonymous source with no track record or credibility whatsoever. Yes sometimes those with inside knowledge are covering their tracks. NDAs and such.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Yea totally normal for a majority to use SMS in my country when both platforms send messages through their own encrypted servers. I don’t have this problem, nobody in my family does, so now explain to me why I should use matrix?
966.
by tekknik 4y ago
and here we have the problem, defense. stop defending people “trying to eat”. we all are, and many of us are programmers. many of us are not here to have others buy our meal.
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by tekknik 4y ago
If you question electron microscopy then why do you not question your own eyesight? Eyes are just as susceptible to EM radiation no?
968.
by tekknik 4y ago
there are hybrid and ev large trucks now, as well as 4-cyl turbo. truck doesn’t mean large engine.
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by tekknik 4y ago
3 people now saying the same thing. const is not required to be interpreted at compile time, these are choices made by language designers. and read the code with ‘let’ in it like it’s english, does let actually describe constnenss using its
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by tekknik 4y ago
that’s just a choice by the language designer. nothing prohibits initialization at runtime.
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by tekknik 4y ago
they both sound exactly the same to me, let sounding like an alias for var. also programs aren’t proofs so we certainly shouldn’t name keywords after them
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by tekknik 4y ago
knowing neither of these languages i’d rather it be labeled something more clear as neither one of those screams immutable to me. the immutable variant should use the ‘const’ keyword instead.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Ok, now tell me why i want to snoop on my neighbors SMS? Or why they want to see me asking my wife what to make for dinner? Are you aware of man in the middle attacks? Do you think encrypted channels are safe from state actors? Also most ph
974.
by tekknik 4y ago
Which looney anti-vax stuff? Polio or COVID, as there’s a huge difference
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by tekknik 4y ago
What looks like a virus that isn’t a virus? Why does this debris in multiple samples look similar if they’re random collections of other matter? Why is it so hard to believe viruses exist?
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by tekknik 4y ago
> but rather that patient's signs and symptoms can overlap with other medical issues This is pretty well true with all illnesses though, so that’s a bad indicator.
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by tekknik 4y ago
> When looking at a concoction like that, what certainty you have you see the virus and not another small biological particle (like exosomes, or dead cell debris)? Because a virus looks nothing like cells that would make up any of those
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by tekknik 4y ago
> steel beam don't melt you should probably reword that, “steel beams don’t melt at the temperature jet fuel burns at”.
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by tekknik 4y ago
We get that you like matrix.
980.
by tekknik 4y ago
Because everybody needs their conversations encrypted. What was that liberal saying, what are you hiding? Most people are not targeted by some state actor
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by tekknik 4y ago
The EU is going to keep pumping out laws with massive fines and they’re going to be left with nothing before long.
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by tekknik 4y ago
It’s easy but very annoying. Especially when you have a secure setup that randomizes identifiers or removes cookies after the session such that the next session and every session after that you get the prompt. And how many people do you thi
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by tekknik 4y ago
They’re all avoidable by just not using them. Use that fancy text message feature of your phone to communicate. 30 years ago these apps didn’t exist and people somehow continued to exist without them.
984.
by tekknik 4y ago
Those are very avoidable. Try work apps like slack, teams, concur.
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by tekknik 4y ago
The industry will always find ways around regulation. And what we’re left with is a confusing set of spaghetti laws.
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by tekknik 4y ago
You didn’t disprove what your parent said. People still just tap yes on them. I ran an experiment and put little snitch on my wife’s laptop. She just clicked “accept” every time it popped up without question.
987.
by tekknik 4y ago
I for one will be very happy when the EU forces my US iPhone to drop lightning. /s
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by tekknik 4y ago
Why is this written with slashes and fat arrows?
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by tekknik 4y ago
Drones (FPV), baby monitors to name two. I’m sure there’s more.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Here you go, and this isn’t the same. https://www.epicgames.com/help/en-US/epic-games-store-c73/la...

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