underlogic

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by underlogic 3y ago
They simply don't understand. You can't have privacy and carry a cell phone. It's a small satellite designed orbit you and extract and broadcast as much information as possible. Cost a trillion dollars in r&d if not more.
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by underlogic 3y ago
AT&T have come a long way since room 641A. At least today they acknowledge their users had some right to privacy
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by underlogic 3y ago
That not correct. Abundant commodities are valued at the average price a person in the group is willing to pay. This "gemstone" is actually beryl, a very common crystal. What they're trying to do is take this commodity minera
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by underlogic 3y ago
Utilitarian ideology aside, that rock isn't worth 190k, or 80k or even 1k. It's not that pretty. I'd have a hard time parting with $50 unless I thought I could sell it to someone else tomorrow for more - and there lies the ru
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by underlogic 3y ago
Gee, why not Starlink? Come to think of it there was suspicion Ukraine was responsible for the Nord Stream attacks via underwater drone. At the time they blamed Russia and warned Russia would attack the undersea cables. https://w
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by underlogic 3y ago
Looks like the type of cheap cut glass you put on a doorhandle. The whole spiel of what an art it is to prepare and how very rare and delicate it is, that's just a scam to get others to overvalue a piece of rock. It also has no utility
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by underlogic 3y ago
Not a problem; by the time they get to Earth-5 we will be mining iridium oxide from AJ3905
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by underlogic 3y ago
That's not true all the components and CADs are accessible. Ok a folding display might be an issue but the rest is straightforward enough
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by underlogic 3y ago
So get a 3D printer, a SBC devkit, altium license and subscribe to some online courses and go build it. No excuse today. I think you want it enough to write a blog post, but that doesn't cut it. Is the idea everything? I don't thi
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by underlogic 3y ago
We'll see how blind lady justice is then.
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by underlogic 3y ago
What happened to Caroline Ellison? Did she really escape charges of billions of dollars of fraud by rolling over on SBF?
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by underlogic 3y ago
have a 7B13 gathering dust if anyone is in the market in the bay
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by underlogic 3y ago
Why do we teach children chess? They wasted years of my time at school with the false belief that the intelligence built was transferrable to other domains. Not true for chess, for learning another language or playing a musical instrument.
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by underlogic 3y ago
Are they trying to give terrorists a target? What a reckless thing to tweet and publish
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by underlogic 3y ago
I'm surprised they didn't do it sooner. What can you expect the response to be from things like ME? If we can ban tiktok with a straight face they reasonably could ban all US made processors under the secure but with anti competi
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by underlogic 3y ago
I wouldn't trust an overclocked system as a server or to compile. Especially not long term w degradation. Can't use it for CAD bc it'll mess up the PCIe timings I think. Looks like a giant waste of time and money to me, but s
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by underlogic 3y ago
Waste of sand. You want liquid nitrogen on your desk? Where's the utility?
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by underlogic 3y ago
More disposable and with better aim. Seriously this is a huge problem. It took no time at all for Ukraine to weaponize commercial UAVs. An open source mobile gunning platform? Throw in LTE and some solar panels and this thing is an assassin
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by underlogic 3y ago
Cute until someone straps a gun to it
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by underlogic 3y ago
neither is proton mail https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/06/protonmail-logged-ip-addre... “Proton must comply with Swiss law. As soon as a crime is committed, privacy protections can be suspended and we’re requi
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by underlogic 3y ago
But not fact checking. The more things change the more they stay the same
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by underlogic 3y ago
I also did. Great to see progress
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by underlogic 3y ago
Well touché yes the truth is somewhere in the middle
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by underlogic 3y ago
not all research benefits society and what does usually benefits the wealthy, which boinc users almost certainly aren't. The wealthy expect a return on an investment
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by underlogic 3y ago
protein folding simulation is to find drug targets
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by underlogic 3y ago
Look if they want funding for their for profit venture they should just ask for your credit card number then go spend on AWS where the hardware is modern and the energy is efficiently used. But if they were upfront and asked directly for pe
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by underlogic 3y ago
Boinc on old hardware will win you quite the electric bill. Are they sharing the profits from these discoveries with the contributors? No of course not, that's their IP. You let them use your hardware, pay for the power and bandwidth a
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by underlogic 3y ago
No it isn't about safety this guy would've been left empty handed if he found that sword in his own backyard. They have arbitrary rules to smother any type of fortune, to make seeking fortune futile, to suppress those who want mor
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by underlogic 3y ago
So, the guy that found it got nothing. The museum got another piece of trash. Should've thrown it back in the river or sold it privately. What's the point of spending all that time covered in dirt fishing in the muddy waters in th
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by underlogic 3y ago
You know what's more terrifying than aliens? That we might be the only life in the universe and not in a simulation. Could base reality planet earth be the only conscious experience? Is it possible things are exactly as we experience t

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