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by vablings 7mo ago
1. You will be deported to your country of origin one way ticket; there is no picking and choosing here 3. If you are detained by ICE even if you do have legal status they will endlessly pressure you into singing away your rights, you will
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by vablings 7mo ago
My first part of the statement presupposed you are not a US Citizen but a US persons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_and_deportation_controver... The constitution applies to all people in the United States, one of t
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by vablings 7mo ago
I disagree; backlash is unrelated to force. If you were to graph error over force for backlash it would be a straight line but for something like dyneema it would directly scale with force applied. In a driven system the dead zone is grapha
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by vablings 7mo ago
Nah, they should have done what the UK government did with Project Gigabit https://www.gov.uk/guidance/project-gigabit-uk-gigabit-progr... https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2026/02/mi
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by vablings 7mo ago
It is insane to me how much diabetic test strips cost in the United States. They are a cheap mass manufactured product that cost almost nothing everywhere else in the world
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by vablings 7mo ago
Correct, the government should have ran fiber lines to every home in the united states
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by vablings 7mo ago
Starlink amazing solution to a problem that should have been solved by governments years ago, the USA has power to most homes and USPS will deliver anywhere so why do we not have the same for internet? God knows
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by vablings 7mo ago
I was with a small company called BRSK who did the FTTP rollout in my area, I think they have changed hands a few times now, but the sheer reliability was legit 5-9s. I don't legally fully understand how small companies ended up gettin
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by vablings 7mo ago
It was not the "helping face of the CIA" it's a means for the United States to maintain first world power order in a quid pro quo scheme. It's hardly groundbreaking or evil considering every single country with large wea
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by vablings 7mo ago
Backlash is specifically the slack between directional change. The forces you describe are proportional to force. Backlash is independent of force
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by vablings 7mo ago
Every time you make a change to your yaml it requires a recompile. I think now ESP Home allows you to change configurations and upload a bin compiled on your main machine so it's really not a limitation at all. Plus, once it recompiles
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by vablings 7mo ago
I have had the opposite experience; I have an old trash intel NUC with a decent SSD and a moderate amount of RAM and it runs several services (on proxmox). - Smokeping - Nginx proxy manager (with tailscale and - copyparty - home assistant
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by vablings 7mo ago
The way ESPHome works is that your device configuration is a yaml file that produces a compiled binary artifact and it can be updated OTA with wifi. The downside of this is that these updates are pushed via the device you are running HAOS a
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by vablings 7mo ago
A few different reasons, none of which i feel qualified to explain. All of my knowledge is second hand from this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRxAANqmrL0 The man in the video is Chris Razer and he explains everythi
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by vablings 7mo ago
Also, copper welding involves the use of helium as shielding gas. Helium shortage is painful
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by vablings 7mo ago
I fail to see how British sarcasm qualifies as a personal attack. Specifically in reference to plain English that is the specification of the NRC as cited
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by vablings 7mo ago
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by vablings 7mo ago
There is a huge difference between threaded holes inside metal vs the horrible plastic self-tappers that are used by literally every other laptop on the market. Laptops are possibly one of the worse items to be made of plastic due to the sh
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by vablings 7mo ago
I always found a backlit keyboard to be visually distracting and had it on the lowest setting for my old M1. I literally never have to look at the keyboard when typing even with mac quirks
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by vablings 7mo ago
Yet thousands of people DID believe them.
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by vablings 7mo ago
Would I be a little crazy to buy one of these and make an SBC adaptor board. Also getting IOS to run on these devices might not be astronomically difficult considering we have seen quite a few M series iPad running MacOS
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by vablings 7mo ago
This has been the recommendation for general health for as long as I have been alive. Fiber is really important and there are plenty of easy healthy options that are cheap, unlike the astroturfed beef checkoff primal diet
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by vablings 7mo ago
Robots are great for this kind of work because they require little engineering work and modifications to the base machine. There are now many old manual machines used for various machining operations that can be completely robot tended with
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by vablings 7mo ago
They were told that the election was stolen and the system was rigged. Under the pretense that you were told no more fair and free elections would you not go do exactly what the j6ers did, I think you would be foolish to say no. The only co
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by vablings 7mo ago
I mean such is life for anyone who is not a full-blown citizen of the United States. If you speak bad of the current administration or its allies expect to be punished extrajudicially
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by vablings 7mo ago
gym every day is fine with good load management. You should not be thrashing yourself to the max on a daily routine.
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by vablings 7mo ago
They hold value very well. Still a perfectly good machine today and probably a better deal than the neo if you find one in good condition
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by vablings 7mo ago
The idea that software that is free NEEDS to be open source because "I don't want something running on my computer" but then will go and download the precompiled binary hurts my head alot
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by vablings 8mo ago
>But they are not built and maintained autonomously by the all mighty benevolent skynet, all working 100% on renewable energies abundant at geological scale. No but they are significantly cheaper than an employee, A robot can pick up som
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by vablings 8mo ago
This is false, patently incorrect. With a good manufacturing line workers are not priced out by "cheap labor" they are priced out by almost zero cost labor, Robots are basically a rounding error compared to human's wages.

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