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by voldacar 5y ago
alt 955 gives me ╗
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by voldacar 5y ago
You can just sell the bitcoin for monero, then sell the monero for btc. also, as time goes on, the proportion of btc that are "dirty" approaches 1, so these chainalysis strategies become less effective, assuming you aren't st
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by voldacar 5y ago
These seem to be missing from youtube as well - are all the episodes archived somewhere? Is there some master torrent somewhere?
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by voldacar 5y ago
If you like the electrostat sound, you should check out the cheaper stax models like the L300 or L500. Generally they are more resolving and have better extension at the ends of the frequency spectrum than the esp950, which is kind of &quot
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by voldacar 5y ago
RIP. Not sure about their other headphones, but the portapro is great bang for the buck and the esp950 is technically inferior to stax but still a nice headphone and I generally like it.
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by voldacar 5y ago
>when force is applied >the issue is resolved love how the passive voice always pops up whenever someone tries to justify obvious bullshit
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by voldacar 5y ago
> Yes, washing hands help against bacteria and other some types of viral infection including COVID19. This is pure conjecture, at least when you try to apply it to covid. There is no evidence that has linked hand-washing to a lesser inci
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by voldacar 5y ago
Yeah that's the track I was thinking of. great stuff a little better sound quality here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtoCjkZYxJ8
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by voldacar 5y ago
This is super cool. I instantly recognize the riff and vocals from countless 90s jungle & hardcore tracks even though I'm not a reggae fan. Still have no idea what a sleng teng is though.
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by voldacar 5y ago
>for the future benefit of the rest of us why does it need to be? What if Mr. Bennett just wants to live longer? What obligation does he have to you or me or anyone?
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by voldacar 5y ago
> Many students are only taught math as symbol manipulation. Less instruction is focused on identifying situations where it might be useful. We need to give students more training in noticing and converting everyday situations into the m
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by voldacar 5y ago
Massive roided up bodybuilders are like 0.1% of the population max. And those guys should be probably more worried about the effects of steroids on the heart than having too much body mass
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by voldacar 5y ago
Furthermore I would add that the silicon die of an FPGA has a particular look which is very homogeneous compared to the die of a CPU or microcontroller, so if the vendor is including a small malicious CPU as a physical part of the FPGA, you
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by voldacar 5y ago
You could just use FPGAs. They aren't fast, but your homegrown chips won't be either.
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by voldacar 5y ago
>Buildings are primarily about meeting human needs. ok, what if a human wants to live in a very tall building?
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by voldacar 5y ago
>Suckless tools are developed for the needs (and the benefit) of their own developers, and nobody else. Remember that. You say that as if it's some kind of terrible problem? seems fine to me. If you don't like it, I guess it&#x
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by voldacar 5y ago
That is actually kind of scary. How many cycles does the airframe have to go through in order for this to become a problem? I tend to think that if the FAA gave a shit about general aviation maybe we wouldn't be flying planes from the
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by voldacar 5y ago
a plane without a wing is no longer a plane, realistically
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by voldacar 5y ago
Ok granted, yes. When I read it I thought he meant that an economic boom will result from all the new construction, but I hope you are right that he merely meant that a lot of construction will occur, to the benefit of the construction indu
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by voldacar 5y ago
> Quite possibly the Antarctic ice shelves will be destablized decades ahead of schedule, leading to gradual but inexorable sea levels rising around the world. This may paradoxically trigger an economic boom in construction this is known
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by voldacar 5y ago
The wing root is the strongest part of any airframe. Wings falling off is way down there on the list of aviation risks, maybe next to getting struck by a meteor
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by voldacar 5y ago
not sure about 1, but it already orients itself using reaction wheels, which are basically what you are describing with 2. The issue is that its position at the lagrange point L2 is an unstable equilibrium, which requires occasional adjustm
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by voldacar 5y ago
> NFC hardware chip with a private key inside the watch, such that anyone could wave their phone over their watch and verify that the chip’s cert was indeed signed by Rolex. This is an excellent idea and I am now wondering why luxury bra
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by voldacar 5y ago
Unfortunate. That exact situation has happened to me multiple times on win7 and killing and restarting explorer.exe always seemed to work. Really poor systems design from Microsoft here
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by voldacar 5y ago
>Killing and restarting explorer.exe on Windows 10 is not supported so what are you supposed to do if explorer hangs or freezes?
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by voldacar 5y ago
A little off topic but I have to say that the design of this car is very disappointing. It looks like a formless bar of soap. If I glanced at it on the road I'd think it was a Toyota or something
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by voldacar 5y ago
Yes
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by voldacar 5y ago
Your moral framing depends on language manipulation which in turn depends on who is able to most successfully wield power in the public square. Who decides who is part of an "oppressed group"? Challenge mode: your answer must not
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by voldacar 5y ago
Your comment is just not scientific We have known that the virus can exist temporarily on surfaces since the beginning of the pandemic. Over countless millions of cases, there is still no evidence that anyone has ever been infected by conta
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by voldacar 5y ago
Fogging, wiping, etc is disease theater, much like the TSA is security theater. There has not been a single case of covid that has been definitively linked to a fomite. Here is a review of some studies that mention cases linked to fomites:

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