vorpalhex

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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
OpenCode has some more advanced features and plays nicely in more advanced setups. ClaudeCode isn't bad at all, but OpenCode has some tricks up it's sleeve.
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
RF or EMF detection, magnetic field detection and an IR light plus filtered lens for visually checking for camera lenses. Ye old k18 is still the $50 go to for foiling airbnb perverts.
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
Israel would much rather the people of Iran look like the UK or Germany - employed, safe, happy, free - than the reign of terror of both Iranians and non-Iranians being attacked directly and by proxy. If your antisemitism runs so deep you a
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
Iran cracked down on personal satellite internet ownership because it had been used to bypass censorship attempts. So right now there is almost no starlink hardware in the country.
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
Literally once in a lifetime chances for human rights in a regime that has hung several women for not covering their faces this year is a bit different then the latest CNN headline.
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
One of my uncles was asked to stop bringing his rifle to highschool because him and one of the teachers kept talking about hunting in the parking lot and getting to class late. The principle felt they were likely to at least make it in the
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
The issue is that the kid wants to play a game with his friends. So that is "online" in the sense that it uses the internet.. but it isn't the same as a web browser, or an open store of every online app. I run game servers fo
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
> Countless surgeons from The West have testified that Israeli drones have shot the hell out of people of all ages How do the surgeons know it was a drone?
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
> seeing kids shot at intentionally from drones Anytime somebody makes a claim about a drone operating a firearm, you should be extremely skeptical. There's a reason everyone uses explosive drones, not "drone with a machine gun
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
> As part of its ongoing genocide, which started on 7 October 2023 Well that was quickly debunked as a viable source. Israeli's didn't retaliate for Oct 7th until a few days later. > When some of the residents went out to in
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
Texas has robust laws against facial recognition (and biometrics in general), including winning a major lawsuit against Facebook. Texas also has pretty good privacy laws in general. Right now, flock cameras are still permitted - but there&#
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by vorpalhex 9mo ago
It seems odd to me that the US supposedly isn't a major power, yet still finances both NATO and the UN primarily and if it lowers it's support it's "leading the destruction of those things". Likewise if it backs off
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
In software architecture, we often see people rebuild systems from scratch, reproduce the exact same flaws, and end up with the same broken system they sought to replace. The problem is always that they do not understand the problem. The pr
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
I think this is an infinitely more useful way of saying what the blogger was attempting to. There is a flawed prioritization happening that we are seeing have it's natural conclusion on the deathbed - delaying things that feel forever
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
My 3 year old has a handheld retro console. He plays a lot of excitebike and sometimes spyro. Never had an issue with it. He's nice to it, recharges it as needed and the sd card has held up.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
It's very clear there is a large contingent of people who are here illegally. That isn't exclusively Central/South Americans, but they make up a very large portion. You can't say "Well enforcing the rules doesn&#x27
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
I'm sorry this happened to you and your family. 1. Get police reports 2. Use the police report to start an issue with the bank 3. Work with a lawyer and escalate through the courts. Do all of these things. Don't let the bank staff
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
All societies eject people who enter illegally. Go cross illegally into Mexico and you can experience this.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Last time I got 10 gauge conduit wiring it was literally padlocked and needed a manager to get because the theft issues are so bad.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
...but then you have to use Windows 11...
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Is your mouse too close to the edge of your desk so that your wrist is rubbing or flexing?
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
When someone is stabbed, would you go find out everybody who has kitchen knives who lives within a two-mile radius? You'd also be excluding everybody who illegally has a firearm or knife or whatever the murder weapon is.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Also make sure to put in your user password in a plaintext file in the repo for ease of automation. Add your SSN in case the usb gets lost. A face scan of a blank check could prove useful for future bills.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Denial
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
The study directly discusses the negatives of >10mg thc doses including anxiety and insomnia.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
I doubt it, that is a lot of extra cost against an attack that doesn't exist today.
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK499956/
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK499956/ cites >200,000 from one estimate. Harvard Health throws out 700,000 deaths per year in hospitals total. ~0.28 according to my quick math. I generally expect such co
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Make sure dock is on the bottom, right click, "show on each display".
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by vorpalhex 10mo ago
Do you have a resource you like for "advanced" Alfred use?

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