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by tw04 1y ago
> Remember when we tried to reduce paper use as much as possible because of deforestation? No, I don’t. I do remember a push to recycle paper which was a net win for everyone. > Or saturated fats? Great counterpoint. Remind me of the
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by tw04 1y ago
>People dramatically over weight how bad plastic is for the environment. I can only give a: what in the fuck are you talking about?? Modern medicine is literally finding microplastics in men's testes. "People" are dramat
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by tw04 1y ago
Why don't you just buy some re-usable fruit bags? https://www.target.com/p/lotus-original-reusable-produce-bag...
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by tw04 1y ago
It's really not. 100% of the time the nation state is winning that battle, as evidence by literally all of human history. Crypto-bros make up a fraction of a fraction of the population and most people don't have sympathy for any
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by tw04 1y ago
> I've never experienced phantom braking in my Y And with just that statement you’ve lost all credibility. The internet is literally full of endless people complaining about phantom braking including the Tesla forums. The “fix” is
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by tw04 1y ago
I think it’s great they’re opening it up. I hope they have a plan to defend when the hyperscalers show up to pillage beyond providing cloud containers and VMs as a paid service.
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by tw04 1y ago
In my community, it’s both. The referendum to continue funding the teachers who supported the advanced math and reading classes didn’t pass. The referendum didn’t pass because a large swath of the community saw no value in having advanced
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by tw04 1y ago
> it was a lot nicer than a mustang Mach e Having owned both, I’m not even sure where to begin with how laughably inaccurate that is. We can start at functioning automatic wipers, 360 degree cameras, parking assist that actually works,
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by tw04 1y ago
Detailed documentation would allow for a fair comparison of competing products. Opaque documentation allows AWS to sell "business value" to upper management while proclaiming anyone asking for more detail isn't focused on wh
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by tw04 1y ago
And for anyone with an S who wanted to not have that garbage? A $2k “upgrade” - only Tesla.
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by tw04 1y ago
You can only cut costs so much before you're selling the equivalent of a $50k geo metro. When they removed the center horn and the stalks from their cars, they officially jumped the shark. But I bet they saved at least $50 per car fro
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by tw04 1y ago
>I like to be able to run the router fanless. You don't need a fan for OPNsense or pfSense? Plenty of folks running protectli boxes without a fan, they're one of the most popular platforms for both OS'
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by tw04 1y ago
>I'd love to see OpenWRT take a (deserved) bite out of the "SMB firewall vendors" like Netgate or OPNsense. Or just undercutting Wi-Fi vendors like Ubiquiti who base their work on OpenWRT anyway Why? You don't want c
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by tw04 1y ago
So… fire the whole supercharger team with no plan. All your rollouts stall… offer to allow businesses to fund further rollout and they get to… put a logo on the charger and have what’s likely a 100 year return on investment?
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by tw04 1y ago
> What the hell was reddit doing that they didn't immediately implement an image hosting feature to keep users on the platform? Image hosting is insanely expensive and they couldn’t afford to do it or were smart enough not to. Every
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by tw04 1y ago
> Maybe the current admin (which is big on deregulation) will make it easier to build power plants, especially nuclear ones. They aren’t big on deregulation at all. They’re big on selective regulation. They’re also big on killing any po
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by tw04 1y ago
There's literally ZFS-on-linux and it works great. And yes, I will once again say Linus is completely wrong about ZFS and the multiple times he's spoken about it, it's abundantly clear he's never used it or bothered to s
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by tw04 1y ago
It is, probably because it has a 39% tax rate on income over $180k, and no capital gains (stock sales are considered income and taxed at income tax rates).
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by tw04 1y ago
Unfortunately the internet has broken the social contract for a large swath of the country. They can find any truth they want online. Facts are no longer important, just (fake) data points that confirm their existing beliefs. The Republic
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by tw04 1y ago
You do, and then at some point, likely during a late night ketamine binge, he went full redpill on twitter and decided the only thing that matters is “owning the libs”. If that means embracing fossil fuels, so be it. Destroy the “woke mind
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by tw04 1y ago
>This is such a naive take. Bitnami images were a sign of goodwill, a foot in the door at places were the hardened images were actually needed. They just couldn't compete with the better options on the market. This isn't a way
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by tw04 1y ago
Is it more or less than one Scaramucci? Also: he had no idea she was actually going to try doing her job. He was hoping for another yes-woman and got someone semi-competent. I doubt they'll make that mistake a second time, expect som
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by tw04 1y ago
That looks like a combination of improperly mounting the heatsink and noctuna being wrong in their recommendation to offset it. I’d imagine for gaming cooling one side more makes sense but my completely uneducated guess is that GMP is work
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by tw04 1y ago
The fins were intentional… they said on the live stream they were testing different types of tiles and missing tiles to see how the substructure would behave.
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by tw04 1y ago
...no? Did you see me say nobody would buy the assets in a scenario where Intel was actually going bankrupt? I said if by some magic Intel ceased to exist tomorrow, there wouldn't be some startup just filling the gap. So the idea tha
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by tw04 1y ago
While that argument makes sense from a purely philosophical perspective, it doesn’t hold water in the reality of this situation. Nobody is entering the chip making business and growing to a size and scale to compete with Intel in 2025. If
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by tw04 1y ago
You’re confusing why we have tariffs. They aren’t doing this to bring back manufacturing to the US, they are doing this to shift tax burden to the lower classes. There’s a reason why even folks that were pro tariff for the purposes of bring
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by tw04 1y ago
Linux. Specifically Debian. https://www.truenas.com/truenas-community-edition/
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by tw04 1y ago
>The job of a CEO is to maximize share price. It absolultely is not. That was an idea floated by Milton Friedman, and he was wrong with his ridicluous assertion. His justification wasn't even legally sound... https://ww
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by tw04 1y ago
What’s the motivation of the CEO to increase employee wages if his compensation isn’t tied to theirs? There’s this perverse belief that companies should exist to enrich the wealthy shareholders at the expense of the workers and it’s put us

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