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Also.. what freedoms are now at risk in an attempt to prevent the next pandemic?
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And if you want messages access just use mbasic.facebook.com
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Original SID chips are often semi-broken as well. I had a few when they were cheaper and I was building a midibox SID. Most had weird VCA issues or oscillators leaking to the output always. Stuff like that. If you end up with a half dec
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She released the designs years ago and her influence on the scene has been growing for years. Having a well engineered production example makes all the difference for people learning how to make electronic music devices
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They are also at the core of Spectrum Synthesizer bundle for iOS, which is a free set of AUv3 instruments. https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/spectrum-synthesizer-bundle/id... (I am the creator of Spectrum)
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The new plate colour happens to be the colour of the conservative political party who voted it in
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I have a friend in the domain regulation industry. His take on the .org sale, was that everyone's worries about what a private equity firm might do to a TLD has already happened under ICANN.
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The sad thing is, all* their tier 1 mobile apps are still ios/android native and are not going to be rewritten, so they still need native devs. But after this blog post native devs will be a lot harder for them to find and hire. * exc
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Since this is oddly on the front page I want to shout out the OPL for being a great place for everybody. I love libraries. There are so few places you can go with no expectation that you will purchase something. OPL also has a $100k maker
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If you haven't played this game I strongly recommend it. It's on GOG. It's on old emulators too but the graphics and input handling can be pretty rough and unforgiving.
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considering these companies are spying on you with every available sensor to estimate your every thought and desire to then interrupt your thought process with an advertisement perhaps the notion of "digital privacy" has some meri
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I think that's par for the course. I think of the book as a journey where different parts may be meaningful to different people. But yeah I drifted through a number of the monologues with a determination to make it through to the end,
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ITT: people who read the first chapter of the book commenting on how it s about motorcycle repair vs people who read the whole book telling them that it's not. (It took me three tries to get past the first tangental monologue chapter,
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What changed? As in, what made you think they were okay and then realize they were not?
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I would like to bring another concept to this discussion, which is the cost of externalities. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externality How much corporate growth is directly the result of taking from the environment?
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Autocorrect got me :(
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I recently bought an LG OLED as well. I never connected it to my network and never will. It was a dark pattern during setup. The options were to connect via LAN or WIFI, and only by scrolling into "nothing" did a skip option
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I believe this type of project is referred to as geo-engineering, which is a bit more controversial as it's typically assumed that the side effects are somewhat unknown.
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Shopify always runs CI on branches before merging to master. Everything this article describes is in addition to that, in order to deal with the problems the article talks about at "merge to master" time, like 2 merged PRs failin
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Except these heat exchangers have two filters that need cleaning very 3 months and most people never do it, so they don't really function properly.
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I guess then the risk is whether or not the VOIP provider is more secure than my phone provider? I need to think that one through. With the second scenario I was just thinking that, if I personally didn't receive the text on a given m
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Ok, so, how does a paranoid individual protect themselves from this attack? Aside from "don't link your phone to these accounts" which isn't always possible as many banks in Canada only recently added SMS based 2FA. Some
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I am so happy I (mostly) stopped using Gmail a few years ago. I still have an email account there but it just forwards my old mail to my new fast mail address. I never log in.
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You seem to know what you are talking about based on your comment history, however this statement needs some backup to be accepted at face value: > All those huge dams you see everywhere with their giant lakes you can see from space that
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Utility-scale power storage can use other technologies, such as pumped-storage hydroelectric generation. Basically they pump water uphill as a means of storing energy. https://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/nrg/ntgrtd/mrkt
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I don't have the time at the moment to source both points I want to make, but I read them both recently while reading about nuclear power. 1 - to your point about nuclear being the most environmentally friendly, I don't see how th
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Pretty sure in overage situations the water runs over the dam and nothing is stored in Niagara but I may be mistaken.
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Ontario power is mostly from renewable sources already, but yes it is highly mismanaged. You can see the hourly Ontario energy use by source here: http://www.ieso.ca/power-data One of the worst inefficiencies of the Ontario
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Okay article, terrible headline. No single action in isolation will save the world from climate collapse. The problem stems from countless actions taking place today that do not pay for the external cost of emitting carbon into the atmosph
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If you want to talk about actual dollars in tax reductions or subsidies for fossil fuels in Canada perhaps this link would be of better use: https://www.iisd.org/faq/unpacking-canadas-fossil-fuel-subsi...
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