thendrill

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by thendrill 6y ago
I was going to write something but then I started reading your comment. I couldn't agree more, and I couldn't write it better myself. Thank you
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by thendrill 6y ago
This. In sense we are always thinking some cpu simulation. Where in fact can be more of edge computing case. As in you only need to simulate the whole personal experience. In computer graphics terms. Culling. Objects are not simulated if u
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by thendrill 6y ago
That is true. And no worries about apologies. In the end someone said that what we all do in the comment section is basically a self monologue, I do the same, and the more I realize that more nicer we would be in textual discord ;) You are
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by thendrill 6y ago
Overruled. Not doxing because I have previously posted it on a public comment related to my Public Id.
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by thendrill 6y ago
I am arabic. I grew up in Libya. I have crossed arbic borders many times. Bribery is basically standard operating procedure. Bottom line is Egypt will say many things just to "save face". So off personal experience I wager that th
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by thendrill 6y ago
It IS mind boggling. Just the engine on these ships is the size of a 3 story building. Passage fees on the Suez can run up to half a million usd for a ship this size.
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by thendrill 6y ago
Pretty standard. A couple of containers filled with Cpus, Gpus or other small pricy items adds quickly up hundreds of millions of usd. The Ever Given was carrying around approx. 18 000 containers So that is an avarage price of around 150 00
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by thendrill 6y ago
This exactly.... The whole statement was target towards the Egyptian audiance. Standard Arabic propaganda show. Knowing how things work in Egypt. I bet the whole thing will be settled for a couple of million usd and an undisclosed amount of
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by thendrill 6y ago
I can't belive no has yet mentioned Litestep https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiteStep It was my favorite ui replacement on Win98/95 until Win2k come out.
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by thendrill 6y ago
Just realizing this and being able to verbalize this makes you way better than 90% of people in IT. Most senior consultants in Accenture are big dummies that know tech buzzwords. Most of them have never used an IDE. So I would say your doin
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by thendrill 6y ago
I have also been looking for "custom firmwares" or "roms" for TVs. Sadly to no fruitful success. As I understand it. Nobody bothers since there are som many different versions of TVs ( even same model different region) t
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by thendrill 6y ago
Usually eSIM cards are data only.
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by thendrill 6y ago
> Where the opportunities for sex exist in multitudes? But porn is easier...
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by thendrill 6y ago
I don't understand your logic. The chance of being and ant or a human is the same....
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by thendrill 6y ago
You forgot to mention Klipper which is an amazin project and firmware.
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by thendrill 6y ago
I am pretty sure I deleted this comment. I waited 20 min and the comment never showed up. Then I assumed I am shadowbanned or something on this account because of negative karma.... So I deleted this and posted it on the other account. App
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by thendrill 6y ago
I grew up in Libya during the building of the GMMR. I still remember the size of the pipes and the amount of trucks hauling them. One truck one pipe. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nubian_Sandstone_Aquifer_Sys... The
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by thendrill 6y ago
That you could buy tesla stock 10 years ago for 10 usd and it is worth 40 times today at 400 usd. But 10 years ago you could buy a pizza for 10k btc and today that is equal to gdp of a small country. Does this not seem completely upside dow
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by thendrill 6y ago
He is talking of the "velocity" of funny money. I would wager that most (90) of the bitcoin being traded now is old bitcoin that did not have the value that is current
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by thendrill 6y ago
It's all fun and dandy until someone hacks satoshis wallets.
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by thendrill 6y ago
No but there is a problem with Btc that is not comparable to other currencies. Satoshi own 1 million btc. That is 49 billion usd. When he made that 1 million 11 years ago nobody knew what btc was... Do you see the problem.
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by thendrill 6y ago
Also another thing that has to be remembered is that a large amount of crypto in circulation is actually stolen crypto. Anyone that has been in crypto pre 2016 has lots of it being stole or lost. MtGox, Cryptsy, Poloniex, DarkWeb. Most of t
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by thendrill 6y ago
What about the bit coin whales? The btc-e money the Mt gox coins. Satoshish original coins and all the gpu miners pre 2012? There are plenty of people walking around with btc wallets with hundreds to thousands of coins that are basically fu
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by thendrill 6y ago
They have the most genius game mechanic/ economic model. So... You play the game to get loot. The more you play the more loot you get. So of course you wanna save the loot. So you put it in your stash( all players start with 3 stashes)
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by thendrill 6y ago
Uhh.. Where do you think this number that you call "value" comes from? It comes from the crypto exchanges. The value. Is the latest settled sale. So when someone sets a sell price and someone buys at that btc, is when the value is
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by thendrill 6y ago
Yeh why. DNS is one of the few service that seem ok
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by thendrill 6y ago
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by thendrill 6y ago
This is true. Some conspiracies are for selling vitamins. But most are for selling weapons.
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by thendrill 6y ago
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by thendrill 6y ago
Engineer here too. Absolutely agreeing with you. The people that want to go back to the office are also the same people that were wasting everyone's time in the office. Middle managers, office365 consultants, project managers etc. Etc.

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