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241.
by wbl 1y ago
You do when starting a trip out of service. And sadly being a T-Mobile customer that's a good chunk of CA.
242.
by wbl 1y ago
Houses are made and maintained by workers. Fewer workers, less building and maintance.
243.
by wbl 1y ago
That wasn't exactly the answer.
244.
by wbl 1y ago
Biology can be studied by observing outside in any park.
245.
by wbl 1y ago
The price of doing that is losing OS controls over emitted packets. For servers fine. Browsers not so much.
246.
by wbl 1y ago
Shared ring buffers for IO exist in Linux, I don't think we'll ever see it extend to DMA for the NIC due to the rearchitecture of security required. However if the NIC is smart enough and the rules simple maybe.
247.
by wbl 1y ago
Chiplets were a great move that kept yields up on aggressive process shrinks and prices low.
248.
by wbl 1y ago
It is good to enable people to hedge against bad harvests.
249.
by wbl 1y ago
My favorite episode had a magician do a great act about reading the paper, and all these terrible things spilled out and then he closed it, reopened it and good things spilled out. Penn and Teller of course recognized a zombie and a twiligh
250.
by wbl 1y ago
The balls and cups with transparent cups is stunning.
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After 50 years, The Magic Circle finally inducts Penn and Teller(nytimes.com)
230 points by wbl 1y ago|100 comments
252.
by wbl 1y ago
You innocent young being. There are some gaping holes in your Internet lore knowledge, but it's been eons since that's been seen in the wild.
253.
by wbl 1y ago
The decline of hunting has little to do with recreation. Plenty of deer in the east. Also post COVID there was a wave of people heading out there.
254.
by wbl 1y ago
Only one extension was allowed.
255.
by wbl 1y ago
The thing is there is a law directing that TikTok be sold or shut down. Trump has already illegally given extensions several times.
256.
by wbl 1y ago
I think blind people should be able to use websites.
257.
by wbl 1y ago
Gerrit integrates with try and mergebots I thought.
258.
by wbl 1y ago
Those flaws get harder the more restricted devices are.
259.
by wbl 1y ago
So long as we make clear the war ends with his troops removed nukes will never help him no matter how hard we hammer the bear.
260.
by wbl 1y ago
The West has much less cell service than you think especially in the pretty places.
261.
by wbl 1y ago
The highway fund gets a massive amount of money from the general budget every year federally.
262.
by wbl 1y ago
Because you're solving mediocre problems for terrible pay. If you want to solve the world's toughest problems for terrible pay and can meet the bar, there are other places with a very happy customer, stable careers, and great bene
263.
by wbl 1y ago
Got a link? HEP data is really about triggers and widely distributed screening that's application specific AFAIK.
264.
by wbl 1y ago
Timing is not the only differentiator used.
265.
by wbl 1y ago
I work for a CDN that does DNS steering. DNS record lifetimes are nonzero and can be surprisingly long. But you do get some very fine control over where data goes if resolvers cooperate.
266.
by wbl 1y ago
That air force is going to face attrition the enemy does not and be unable to support operations that break into the enemy rear. I'd rather fight on their land than mine.
267.
by wbl 1y ago
People are just telling lies. Each mDL has a unique signature that is always revealed even if other information isn't.
268.
by wbl 1y ago
If you aren't penetrating hostile airspace to bring the war to the enemy are you even an air force?
269.
by wbl 1y ago
Good timeline but would be better to put in that inflation was pretty big over that period as well.
270.
by wbl 1y ago
It is not. It claims it but the underlying cryptography doesn't support it.

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