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by tw04 2y ago
Try taking a slice out of a block of ice with a butter knife. Try again with a sharp butchers blade. The difference is quite pronounced.
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by tw04 2y ago
Same. Try this: https://archive.is/JCfqU
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by tw04 2y ago
How does this compare to duo? Is there anything beyond being open source that differentiates it?
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by tw04 2y ago
Attempting to stop hate speech is no better than jailing citizens for speaking negatively about the current ruling government? I'm going to have to go with a hard disagree on that one. And no, "but it could be because XYZ" d
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by tw04 2y ago
Which part of that is government censorship? Society deciding they don’t want to hear what you have to say isn’t censorship.
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by tw04 2y ago
News of the government trying to get in front of a pandemic explains to you why there are people that think vaccines allow the government to track you through 5g networks? That’s an interesting take.
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by tw04 2y ago
>China censors politics. The West censors intellectual property. How does the West "censor Intellectual Property"?
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by tw04 2y ago
I fear Europe is going to repeat the failures of WW2 thinking they can appease a dictator. If China is truly going to start supplying mass amounts of drones to Russia, it will result in a collapse of Ukraine, and an eventual Russian push e
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by tw04 2y ago
https://archive.is/dhVus
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by tw04 2y ago
>Fundamentally there’s nothing wrong with the position of supreme court to push the responsibility of lawmaking back on congress. It would literally be impossible for congress to make a law covering every single nuance agencies are taske
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by tw04 2y ago
But very, very few of the overall flights in the US are coast to coast non-stop. The average regional flight length (which is what something like this is targeting) in the US is 510 miles (~820 km)[1]. Overall average length of flight 941
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by tw04 2y ago
> But stores went with the cheaper solution. Right, because a business will almost always take the cheapest option possible unless there is direct customer pushback. It turns out consumers are really bad about thinking about long term (
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by tw04 2y ago
What a ridiculous response from cloudflare. They absolutely do have the ability to whitelist an IP address, and asking someone to go to every site that’s protected by cloudflare is so stupid that it’s funny they even suggested it. “Just go
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by tw04 2y ago
I don’t see why they couldn’t do a sealed aluminum top. I remember they used to do that for frozen lasagna.
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by tw04 2y ago
Why would you assume the disk is presenting itself as two drives rather than one and handling the logic internally?
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by tw04 2y ago
Because, at least when there are magnets involved for alignment, it's easier. I've never ripped a charger out of the wall by picking up my phone in the middle of the night and forgetting I had a short cable attached to my phone.
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by tw04 2y ago
And yet the US government isn't worried about a US company leaking photos of sensitive information to the US government. The same cannot be said of the Chinese government who may be happy to get extensive drone footage of everyday US i
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by tw04 2y ago
And? You can buy a rack of lifepo4 batteries for less than $10k and it will be enough power to supply you running your A/C or heat the entire night.
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by tw04 2y ago
Not just grid scale. It can be the difference of panels on your roof generating enough electricity to barely meet your needs to having so much excess you can not only supply your home needs, but also charge multiple EVs at home.
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by tw04 2y ago
I don’t know if people are ignorant or just misinformed. Do you really think China wasn’t already actively building and/or stealing this tech while still doing business with American companies? This has been their MO for a decade now
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by tw04 2y ago
Fortunately this isn’t protected by the first amendment. Freedom of speech isn’t freedom from consequences.
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by tw04 2y ago
> for asserting something people don't agree with seems a bit excessive. Huh??? “For asserting something people don’t agree with”?? He lied, he literally said none of these people lost their children and are all crisis actors fakin
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by tw04 2y ago
>What if gasoline prices start soaring in the US Then all of the fracking fields that are already permitted would be fired back up and there would be low-skill/no-skill workers making 6-figure salaries again in the fields in the Dak
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by tw04 2y ago
Except Microsoft is making their own chips as well? https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/15/23960345/microsoft-cpu-g...
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by tw04 2y ago
Not quite how that played out. He wanted complete control, they told him no, he pulled his money in the hopes of bankrupting them. When he reneged on the $1 billion he pledged in funding they were forced to seek funding elsewhere (Microsof
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by tw04 2y ago
The author clearly reads HN or used to. I’m curious if he plans on pursuing this further. Sounds like the last investigation wrapped in 2021 and he may have even gotten a cash injection to upgrade some of his kit. The last update kind of l
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by tw04 2y ago
Literally every one of their products. All the Symantec assets, all the CA assets. It’s their playbook.
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by tw04 2y ago
iCloud != the new Passwords app, which is what we’re talking about. Do you also think the Messages app is cross platform because there’s an iCloud app for Windows?
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by tw04 2y ago
You can use an unreleased "Passwords" app on Windows today? One that, based on leaked information so far, only runs on iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. Where can I download it?
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by tw04 2y ago
Apple, love you. A password app that isn’t cross platform in 2024 is DOA. You keep claiming you’re becoming a services company, but then you keep doing things like this that makes me think you have absolutely no idea how to be a services c

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