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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
You think since it's only 25% of people want to return to office in any form (PwC survey) , reporters have to scrounge to get quotes for these articles; somehow phrasing it like it's the common opinion of people? Like the number
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
The current vaccines were/are known to be non-sanitizing. The best vaccines are sanitizing, think measles vaccine. We never were going to reach herd immunity via natural infections and it appears with the current batch we're not
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
Strong concur. If anything this data collection, once you see the issues, inflames my own suspicions the vaccine is now far less effective, be it through time or evolution. 5% breakthrough hospitalized with data spotty, out of date, with u
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
This last one wasn't even close. The CDC straight up lied about vaxxed people not spreading the virus. The knowledge they had the same viral loads as unvaxxed had been around for months. I trust pre-prints more then the CDC now (don
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
I can confirm from personal experience dumping glyco on my yard, this isn't the same as DDT / PFAS.
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
Hot tip from Peter Thiel: Commit felony tax fraud, and do it big enough the IRS won't hold you accountable because you have more lawyers then they do.
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
The harbormaster is blatantly lying about picking out which ones don't have people on them while walking the shore at dawn and dusk with his dog. He's destroyed the homes of a hundred people, whom now are living in a homeless enc
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
It's typically a good decision if Thomas is against it. In life and in court decisions.
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
There's no other way then to establish AMT for corporations. Otherwise countries will apply deductions around this 15% global minimum anyway.
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
This would align well (Some in Apple may say too well) with the Right To Repair movement.
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
Not market crippling; nor reputationally harming level. Which is what the witness is inferring as the core reason to disallow the additional app stores. There's limited to no proof additional app stores are major conduits of malware
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
On cross examination: "Yet, Google and its Android platform allows additional app stores. Are Android users inherently smarter?"
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by trdtaylor1 5y ago
At the Navy, our best usage of ML is simply GUI scraping and figuring out the default action set for new hires paperwork. it basically is a screen macro that screams through forms. Took days before now takes 15 minutes. really dumb, but
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by trdtaylor1 6y ago
'For all mankind' shows if the space race continued; brings to heart what these people felt after going up and to the moon only to be stuck in earth orbit maximum for the next 40 years.
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by trdtaylor1 6y ago
agreed for the second sighting after everyone was made aware of them not being anything navy related. Given the waters, the proximity to other testing sites, it's likely the sailors didn't man the guns the first time for the simp
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by trdtaylor1 6y ago
Please don't be fake. Please don't be fake. Deciding between 1, 2, or 3... Really it depends if I can use these with the new garage door openers made in the past 5 years.
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
There are many nonprofit electric co-ops providing high quality service in America. Public transit in America most often the answer would be no. But public transit of say the rest of the world with multi-billions of dollars invested over t
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
As long as vacuum represents an energy differential worthwhile to exploit. Heck, rusty iron in seawater generates enough energy to be usable.
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
2 gb user + 1 gb swap + 1 gb rootfs unpacked in ram perhaps. They discuss a decompression operation and the only portion of the sequence that would occur in normally is unpacking a rootfs in RAM.
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
"... whose goal is to stop taking hidden donations from child sex traffickers and murderous princes for reputation building" nope, wait, didn't see that in the press release, taps still open boys.
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
Not in my personal case. My school didn't teach phonics, through 6 months of remedial tutoring with phonics I was able to go from being deemed a potential special ed student to being the most 'gifted' one. My full ride schol
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
For those now questioning hard drives in their security arenas. The 'researchers' (again, it's Wenyuan Xu, she's the clickbait of security research) took computer speakers on nearly max volume onto either side of a hard
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
1. Examples. 5+. Draw in a user. 2. On prem installs need to be fully creatable. Draw in smaller users. 'Azure' can be on self hosted on prem. Small and medium businesses dwarf large businesses for new Azure sales.
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by trdtaylor1 7y ago
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by trdtaylor1 8y ago
USRP radio was 2000$ plus daughter board cost for specific bands. The price of this is so cheap; you can pop garages, car tire sensors, key fobs, cell phone signals, all in one.
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by trdtaylor1 8y ago
This is obscenely true and somewhat underrated. Sad as it is, the prime reason for the strength of DoD computer systems, both afloat and in the air, is that it's difficult enough to use and interface with them-- 'Hacking' the
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by trdtaylor1 8y ago
Sounds like trigeminal neuralgia or some other nerve impingement. effects from coffee / prescription anti-inflammatory are good indications towards that
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by trdtaylor1 8y ago
And so do video game addicts. Just because something is dependence inducing doesn't mean it should be ever illegal. If Kratom addicts start robbing convenience stores and offering blowies for Kratom cash i'll believe it.
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by trdtaylor1 8y ago
Their answer of grafting ovarian tissue into place is a terrible choice, for all the reasons listed. Just make an artificial WOMB, figure out how to cleanly generate sex cells, and provide the immune system information from mother.
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by trdtaylor1 9y ago
This was why I was assuming the Russians brought back the nuclear torpedo. Not needing the B part of a ICBM greatly decreases fuel and thus size requirement.

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