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by thefz 2y ago
On/off is exactly the opposite of modulation
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by thefz 2y ago
We can discuss how this has been implemented all day (and probably agree), but decades in IT have taught me that people use computers differently, especially now that the level of literacy needed to operate one is almost zero. I am good wit
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by thefz 2y ago
Well, advising for Apple against vendor overreach is downright comical. And the consumer space is not where Windows shines, but rather in the enterprise, where services and features are vertically integrated.
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by thefz 2y ago
> Still it's cool that we "beat nature" here. Can solar panels grow to be meters and meters tall with just water and sun? :)
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by thefz 2y ago
In all its excitement this post just glosses over one major point that grid operators know very well: demand == supply for every 50th or 60th of each second of every day. Renewables like solar that can not be modulated are a PITA for grid s
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by thefz 2y ago
Some people on the other hand enjoy rolling a joint with not so potent content,so that they can modulate - one or two puffs now, another two as the movie starts, maybe some later. To surf the high and not be shot out of existence for two ho
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by thefz 2y ago
Self hosted Bitwarden instance?
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by thefz 2y ago
Man, this is some sad, sad news. Goodbye, and thank you for the content that has accompanied me for more than a decade.
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by thefz 2y ago
> If Durov is liable for crimes committed on his platform how far away are we from making phone companies and ISPs liable for crimes committed using their services? > This is a very slippery slope. I wonder what is hard to understand.
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by thefz 2y ago
> Free speech is defined as speech free of threats to the establishment. Well, if free speech for you is pornography with infants...
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by thefz 2y ago
> According to the logic in France, since criminals use Windows, the CEO of Microsoft could also be blamed What a superficial take. Following the same logic, highway management would be held accountable if a killer used one of their road
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by thefz 2y ago
Dura lex, sed lex.
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by thefz 2y ago
From the tweet: > It is absurd to claim that a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse of that platform. No, it is exactly the law.
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by thefz 2y ago
For many indices the US is a third world country.
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by thefz 2y ago
I instead am glad that this far west is finally regulated. If you do not wish to respect customer privacy laws, I am ok with you not wanting to sell your product in the EU.
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by thefz 2y ago
> but people shouldn't really have to put in the effort to change diet or exercise or lifestyle habits Everyone is directly responsible for their own health and nobody else is. The insanity of this statement is baffling.
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by thefz 2y ago
> If there is a legitimate hormonal imbalance or genetic defect, I get it. 'No Way to Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens.
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by thefz 2y ago
> Breaking a fast carries more health benefits than the fasting itself, a study in mice shows1. After mice had abstained from food, stem cells surged to repair damage in their intestines — but only when the mice were tucking into their c
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by thefz 2y ago
If only there was a way to communicate with persons not in the same room.
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by thefz 2y ago
> Law of unintended consequences. In the meantime, every predator/abuser on earth is sticking an airtag in some ex's car or purse, and everybody is OK with it. I agree with the parent. Why not make the tools capable of everythi
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by thefz 2y ago
What's different from Imagus, that works on 90% of the sites I visit?
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by thefz 2y ago
Whoever wrote this twitter post is irritating beyond my will of reading their rambling. Closed the window real quick.
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by thefz 2y ago
> Cars, computers, and cellphones are unnatural They are not a part of, or the whole human body
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by thefz 2y ago
It Is indeed, but carrying extra water Kgs becomes immediately noticeable during the first hill climb.
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by thefz 2y ago
> and few if any side effects I don't know your dosage and use case but under creatine loading (5+ grams/die), water weight and bloating becomes a very, very noticeable side effect (in responders).
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by thefz 2y ago
> Portofino has been part of a regional national park since 1935, and up until a few years ago, the installation of AC units on its pastel-coloured buildings was entirely banned. The difference is in the fact that we do not care about pr
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by thefz 2y ago
Good. Natural parks are not the playground for rich people.
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by thefz 2y ago
> A lot of folks have this visceral, instinctive horror of fat people Because humans spent some hundred thousand years on earth with no fat human in sight, and only around 3-400 with the ultra obese. It's unnatural.
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by thefz 2y ago
AI integration in Pixel phones is bland, and all in areas where it can be day to day useful.
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by thefz 2y ago
It's a bad metric both ways, one can be really skinny with almost no muscle and all fat, and still be in a "healthy" BMI range.

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