theoreticalmal

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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I wonder if it would be illegal to employ this method. Tracking law enforcement isn’t explicitly illegal, right?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
If the attack causes the original key to no longer work, imo the major threat vector is someone sitting in a parking lot, capturing key presses, performing the attack, and forcing the user to tow+re-program the key as a nuisance, rather tha
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I just scrapped an ICE mower for a battery powered one. No more winterizing, changing oil, or worrying about filling with gas. I still don’t like mowing, but it sucks a little less now
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
How are you going to get more than an LED’s worth of chemical energy out of a plant that was fed only an LED’s worth of energy? Also, I find this goal equally as dystopian as big ag is currently. Just plant a garden and tend it
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
So you think the better solution to doctors not being able to try is for them to self-host a speech to text translation systems, rather than teaching doctors to type faster?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
That your thing is bad and should be opposed doesn’t mean another thing is also bad and ought be opposed
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Only if you consider voluntary interpersonal economics a dark pattern
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
The Denver Metro Area has been booming for close to 20 years. It was one of the few localities that continued positive economic growth through the 2008 recession
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I guarantee with 100% certainty that if you were in a landlord position, you would be asking the highest rent that would keep your units occupied. You call it greed now, but landlords it’s simply business. You negotiate the highest salary
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Why?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Why would we consider bailing out entities that are financially solvent? These homeowners may have an underwater investment, but they (presumably) can still pay the mortgage to get it paid off
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
How many situations could you imagine that keeping a dome light on is more important than being able to start the vehicle the dome light resides in?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I wouldn’t suggest that Christianized culture is necessarily superior, but I’m also not completely sure that every culture necessarily has the same value, and is equally worth preserving
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Which includes a fascinating role of religion! Guarding secrets and issuing warnings, even though they don’t understand the underlying reason. Science of the time can’t figure out why the warnings are necessary, so culture partially ignores
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I, for one, would love to know where the exact breakdown between “microwave a bagel” and “faster-than-light-travel” occurs such that it wouldn’t be possible. In certain situations, I could absolutely see myself saying “that’s a great questi
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I’m so glad to hear other people have had issues with these stupid cheap docks. I’ve burned through three of them over the last few years. It seems that not routing laptop charging power helps, but doesn’t solve the issue. Stupid cheap prod
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
You guys really think allowing a bunch of kids without fully developed decision making and reason brain structures vote is a good idea?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
There should also be a limit on making sure the voter has “skin in the game” like owning property or otherwise instantiated in the community.
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Hey, this is kind of a rude response in an otherwise thoughtful and empathetic thread
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
It’s interesting to see how many people in this thread have the same idea. I’m doing something similar and learning that hardware is just plain hard
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
The relevance is readily apparent to people who aren’t grumpy yahoos.
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Oh boy this is all mixed up. Mars is red, are you thinking of Mars. Venus is the opposite direction to us from Mars
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Were they doing well before?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
They aren’t.
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Does violating ToS change your decision making?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I get an ad-free YouTube experience for $0 with software. Why do you pay for it?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
That’s quite a stretch. I loathe ads as much as anyone else here, but I don’t consider being exposed to them as violating the sanctity of my mind (is my mind even sacrosanct, such that it could be violated?) it’s just something I don’t like
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
I thought you weren’t supposed to ground faraday cages, is that not the case?
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
Sounds like her biological clock was ticking very very loudly
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by theoreticalmal 1y ago
My wife and I got colds while vacationing in Edinburgh and had a heck of a time before realizing to ask for paracetamol rather than acetaminophen. Also, the rules the UK has for limiting paracetamol purchases to small amount per day are so

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