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by vGPU 3y ago
What happens if there’s a storm? Hurricane? Etc?
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by vGPU 3y ago
Considering how well Afghanistan went, somehow I don’t think it’s working very well.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Their “navy” consisted of 9 “ships”, of which 6 were speedboats. Like the kind you go fishing on. The US probably spent more money on the ammunition to sink them than they were worth.
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by vGPU 3y ago
It’s not exactly hard to watch a few 30 second videos and pick up some new slang via contextual learning. It’s a skill we all learned in elementary school.
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by vGPU 3y ago
I am neither fat nor obese. In fact, I’m a former amateur bodybuilder. I have sleep apnea. It’s not so much weight as size of the neck.
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by vGPU 3y ago
I didn’t know either! On research, it appears to be highly toxic to DNA.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Agreed, it’s definitely not in line with their stated philosophy. Sadly, Mozilla has been drifting away from it more and more lately.
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by vGPU 3y ago
> Unsigned extensions can be installed in the Developer Edition, Nightly, and ESR versions of Firefox, after toggling the xpinstall. signatures. required preference in about:config So I guess not in regular?
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by vGPU 3y ago
The mistake putin made can be easily summarized up in the following phrase: two weeks to stop the spread. Turns out, war ain’t easy. Not against people, not against viruses. After all, look at how well Afghanistan turned out for the USA.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Russia would never risk losing access to the Black Sea, as it’s the only year-round military port they have. For that extremely obvious reason Russia would never allow NATO to control that region of Ukraine.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Sure, but with the situation in Ukraine rapidly deteriorating and likely heading into a push for a ceasefire - if not officially, then at least effectively over the winter - it would make for another ideal proxy war location in the “war of
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by vGPU 3y ago
The point being that even the “Google version” is subject to carrier enshitification, which casts a bad light on android as a whole compared to Apple, who has never compromised on their “take it or leave it” stance with regards to their vis
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by vGPU 3y ago
Bots seem to be more prevalent everywhere. For example, I’d say roughly 3/4ths of the followers on my twitter are obvious bot accounts with names like battery48462628 and that have either no comments at all or random Chinese foods and
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by vGPU 3y ago
The trick would be to spend a few months making good comments and then have the AI go back and edit them with junk.
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by vGPU 3y ago
The problem is that the American government has shown time and time again that their interests are not in any way, shape, or form aligned with that of the public. At this point, I’d trust a (likely) disinterested state actor over one that h
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by vGPU 3y ago
And now just about every single android phone does the same thing. Even pixels are carrier locked. I have a 6A that I can’t root for 6 months.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Since windows 7 there has only been one usable version of windows: Enterprise/LTSC. After finally being forced to upgrade to windows 10 because I was starting to have too many issues with outdated drivers, it’s serviceable with a few
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by vGPU 3y ago
It’s a complex topic that would literally take a textbook to explain fully. How is that obtuse?
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by vGPU 3y ago
My fridge has a door open alarm, and I wish it didn’t. I have yet to be like “wow, I’m so glad my fridge is beeping at me while I try to decide if I want chicken or taco leftovers”.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Just spend the $150 on an omada eap670 and call it a day.
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by vGPU 3y ago
And it’s not just Japanese companies that manage to pull that off. Some others have managed to do the same. See: Lego, for example. They branched out into movies, games, and parks, but their primary and core product remains bricks.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Give it a rest. If you actually want to make an impact on pollution, stop buying cheap Chinese junk and campaign for a nuclear power plant.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Good ol nepotism and anti-competitive practices.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Is this related to the same creepshot epidemic from Japan?
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by vGPU 3y ago
https://althouse.blogspot.com/ ?
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by vGPU 3y ago
She was also a poor orphan who took to writing to have fund to live, so a marriage proposal from someone with similar interests - they even wrote books together - and they apparently lived quite happily until he died from cancer 14 years la
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by vGPU 3y ago
For a more serious answer though, they just got acquired. Definitely a possibility that they were holding back on announcing bugs out of fear of harming the acquisition.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Disgruntled CIA employee dumping their backdoors.
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by vGPU 3y ago
No. He was replying to this post: > Actual heating systems can be better than 100% efficient, while crypto mining or cinebench or whatever is <100%. The intricacies of why a crypto minor is less than 100% efficient when working as a h
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by vGPU 3y ago
> Metal Gear creator / problematic gaming legend Hideo Kojima Why is this particular phrasing necessary?

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