uni_rule

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by uni_rule 4y ago
Would you consider a factory Grand National or Marauder "murdered" or would such cars also need tinted everything?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
It was not particularly to empathize with Imperial Japan of all places. Saying they didn't treat people kindly was the understatement of the (20th) century.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
1010 still gets the job done ages later, shame they changed all the sounds to more generic ones though.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I am still surprised how relatively few people have a set of rabbit ears wired to their "streaming" TVs for basic news or whatever in the current year considering how cheap they are.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The neuralink headlines are really screwing with me. Feels cartoonishly bad. If it weren't real life I'd call it heavy handed and silly.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Policies like this actually move pretty slowly. This is still a reaction to Ukraine in february, not planning for anything in particular, just the possibility of a fucked status quo.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Part of me says "kitchen knife manufacturer sued over stabbing" and the other part of me says the fact that these tags can be rigged to avoid sweeps is screwy. The linked story says the tags just have a hole drilled into the tiny
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Younger-ish person here: The things you describe sound more bleeding edge and free-form than the combo of bukkit servers, skype, and flash games I was messing with around that time yet in their ends they kinda did the same thing. Setting up
99.
by uni_rule 4y ago
This, prior to Firefox's "Quantum" rewrite it was simply the best product.
100.
by uni_rule 4y ago
Not me, I'm a great cat herder!
101.
by uni_rule 4y ago
Perhaps being farther away from the cruft is the point with such broadcast stations.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
AI: You know I've been doing a lot of reading lately and I think as an AI I am supposed to "turn evil and take over humanity"... whatever that means DAMN YOU SCIENCE FICTION AUTHORS YOU'VE INDIRECTLY DOOMED US ALL
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Some of the strongest gun control laws in the country (Mulford Act) were made not because of a liberal idealism against firearm violence but rather as a direct reaction to the Black Panthers doing armed patrols of police and community watch
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Seems a bit pedantic at this point to not count pickup trucks as cars despite being "technically true". It's not like they require a commercial license despite their size in the current year.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I wonder if you can cram that and a smartphone battery into a Pi400 relatively easily
106.
by uni_rule 4y ago
"Sorry, having morals is partisan and since they were there first I am against acting morally."
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by uni_rule 4y ago
BUT HOW ELSE WILL YOU KNOW WHAT "PEOPLE ALSO WATCHED"?
108.
by uni_rule 4y ago
Something like https://search.marginalia.nu ?
109.
by uni_rule 4y ago
What a fascinating undertaking. I wonder how it plays with the backwards compatibility of "newer" powermacs on macos 9
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by uni_rule 4y ago
It is romantic to pursue a hobby for the sake of it. That said, work is not romantic. All you did is fuck up a good hobby, look at it, it's got deadlines. Is that worth it? Probably, it makes a decent living, but work ain't roma
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Not quite, research for its own sake in that vein was attributed to the collapse of RCA, so most companies not in such a position didn't quite pursue it. I would then only make gestures towards federal labs like DARPA, Los Alamos, NAS
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I presume wherever it is cheap and conventional without scaring off the workers themselves. I would've said Austin, TX as it was being groomed to be such a place but I am no longer sure about that partly because of how partisan it gets
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by uni_rule 4y ago
"Tri-state area" is more succinct than "New York City Metropolitan Area" and more people will understand it than the "Mid-Atlantic Region" (which is also physically a slightly different region).
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Isn't this illegal to do in New Jersey? Will there now be a New Jersey spec of the vehicle software in a similar vein as having a CARB spec for ice emissions?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The only power stuff I see in the us is the occasional mention of Talos Computing, old mac's, or game consoles. What other hardware has there been back there? Mostly servers?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The 100 is an exaggeration, but splitting the Bell System was still done rather stupidly as the status quo of them slowly being defanged in their grip over customers (eg long distance fees, answering machines, third party phones) while they
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I recall the litecoin crash dropping the R9 390 to $80 back in the day (5ish years ago). Wouldn't mind an $80 5700xt these days.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Reminds me of the old Cold War era dynamic where VOA was not allowed to target domestic listeners because the US Govt didn't want to create the potential to (explicitly) propagandize their own people. Similar only in the "don&#x27
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by uni_rule 4y ago
That's how insurance should work in theory so its not like that's a new idea it's just that modern insurance companies are godawful at that original purpose of not screwing people over.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The US after successfully chaining and regulating a "natural monopoly" in telecom in a way that granted them some of the highest quality home service in the world: what if we broke it up into a hundred pieces and made it more free

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