vel0city

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by vel0city 8mo ago
Trump's Truth Social feed? The Vice President spreading racist lies about Hatians eating neighbor's pets on national television?
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by vel0city 8mo ago
I do agree, there are a lot of federalism concerns. That said, there are a lot of things which are illegal for sale at a state/city/county level that vary across state/county/city lines. Its not entirely a new domain.
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by vel0city 8mo ago
I still don't see what's you're saying. California's bill is requiring their DoJ to approve 3D printers for sale or transfer within the state of California. I wonder what your first language is.
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by vel0city 8mo ago
It's also a common right wing tactic. It's really just an authoritarian action in general, separate from left or right.
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by vel0city 8mo ago
I don't know what language you speak but here is a part of the bill in English This bill would require, on or before July 1, 2028, any business that produces or manufactures 3-dimensional printers for sale or transfer in California to
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by vel0city 8mo ago
I had a couple of Pebbles in the past that are now broken, I'm considering buying one of the newer ones. One Pebble Steel which had a defect for a bunch of them where the screen would gradually start corrupting and a Pebble 2 where the
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by vel0city 9mo ago
Season 1 feels like its connecting back to Compaq, which made a competitor to IBM's PC platform. Founded by previous TI employees, reverse engineered IBM's BIOS, etc.
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by vel0city 9mo ago
I mean your description sounds a lot like the early history of large industrialization of electricity. Lots of questionable safety and labor practices, proprietary systems, misinformation, doing absolutely terrible things to the environment
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by vel0city 9mo ago
I have a Verbatim BDR that was branded M-DISC. I burned a bunch of data and put a file full of hashes for the files on it when I started using BDR's as backups to get a feel for when my data might be at risk. I use it as a coaster on m
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by vel0city 9mo ago
You can send decently sized videos between Android and iOS assuming RCS is enabled. Attachment sizes can now often be up to 100MB, where as with MMS you'd often be limited to maybe a megabyte or two. I'm regularly sending/rec
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by vel0city 9mo ago
You should wear sunscreen to the beach. Its recommended as a good way to prevent sunburn. However, the beach police aren't going to come get you for not wearing it. You just might get a sunburn if you don't plan accordingly wi
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by vel0city 9mo ago
You do things like ralph loops. https://github.com/snarktank/ralph Its constantly restarting itself, looking at the current state of things, re-reading what was the request, what it did and failed at in the past (at a
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by vel0city 9mo ago
The blog is just a repository on github. If its able to make a PR to a project it can make a new post on its github repository blog. Its SOUL.md or whatever other prompts its based on probably tells it to also blog about its activities as a
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by vel0city 9mo ago
Ok, feel free to rephrase "you need to" to "will you", and have the only real reason why you didn't respond be because you just didn't feel like responding at that moment. It'll still be frustrating having
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> Common practice, and even encouraged by Windows itself, is having the administrator account be the only account. This hasn't been true since Vista. Kind of even before that with XP, it really showcased using multiple accounts to h
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> Though logging systems usually have a rollover file size you can configure, should this happen to you in real life I get what you're saying. But if things were done right I probably wouldn't have to be remoting into this box
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by vel0city 9mo ago
Reply time to instant messages is extremely context sensitive. If I'm having a chat catching up with an old friend I haven't talked with much in a while, I might take several hours to a day or two to write the next message. If I t
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> if you deal with anyone outside of your own employer email is still the standard for communication I get what you're saying and agree email is almost always the least common denominator between two different organizations. On the
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> What counts as "large"? Remote into a machine that you're not allowed to copy data out of. You only have the utilities baked into Windows and whatever the validated CI/CD process put there. You need to open a log fi
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> So I wanted to get 7zip but there was no linux version You didn't need 7zip, you can extract compressed tars natively. In fact, IntelliJ's docs tell you exactly what command to run. https://www.jetbrains.com/h
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> I'm not aware of any such thing, especially anything "indiscriminate" Ok, let me make you aware of it and then you'll be unable to continue to use this excuse. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents
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by vel0city 9mo ago
People generally already have phone numbers. In the markets Signal is targeting its rare for people to not already have a phone number. It would be quite strange for someone to be paying for a phone number just to use Signal, and if you
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by vel0city 9mo ago
I just got a 2026 model year car and all of those items had physical controls. Even with my other car that is mostly just a screen all but A/C is physical controls, but one really shouldn't be messing around with that while the ca
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by vel0city 9mo ago
There is a week long registration lock protected by a PIN. Your contact list is protected by that PIN as well. They cannot access your chats. All your contacts will get a notification that the contact has changed when they go to talk to you
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by vel0city 9mo ago
You're not carrying a train load of stuff on your back. They're inherently different things. A chat website is a chat website. You can say whatever you want and talk with people without using Facebook. We're doing it right
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> Facebook+Instagram+Whatsapp/iMessage is a "natural monopoly" because of their network effect, just like the older monopolies They're natural monopolies and yet I don't use any of them and somehow successfully
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by vel0city 9mo ago
This completely ignores the history of why common carrier regulations were originally implemented. Common carriers had such regulation on them because their infrastructure was a natural monopoly. The lone train line through the town. The si
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by vel0city 9mo ago
This is pricey but pretty awesome. Very well built, high quality. Hit up a local used game store and have a more modern hardware experience with legit copies of the actual games. https://www.analogue.co/pocket I went with g
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by vel0city 9mo ago
> I've also lived in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh (especially the actual city proper) is well above average in walkabiliy compared to the rest of the country. Also a good bit of New England, especially the older towns. > Sure, it&#x27
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by vel0city 9mo ago
I agree, I totally missed your comment was related to the 30+min concept. > But, you can also easily find suburban places where you can do it, and those places are all over, there is nothing rare about them I agree, you can find some h

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