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by weare138 6y ago
Sorry but I'm with _vertigo on this one. Maybe it could have been slightly more tactfully worded but I would not classify this a 'haranguing' and _vertigo makes a very salient point. There is no shortage of questionable mate
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My hospice patient had a ghostly visitor who altered his view of the world(washingtonpost.com)
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by weare138 6y ago
I really like to get 'lifetime membership' you have to send them one satoshi of bitcoin but if you send more you might get a t-shirt. > To join Church of Bitcoin, simply email info@churchofbitcoin.org. To be listed as a verif
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by weare138 6y ago
I've seen multiple bitcoin advocates make comments using that trope to counter any criticism of bitcoin no matter how sound the critique was.
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The article seems to gloss over an important aspect of Section 230, shielding sites and providers from legal liability from 3rd party content. It would open sites and providers to frivolous libel lawsuits, something most small sites couldn&
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by weare138 6y ago
Unfortunately this predates 'big tech'. The real travesty of the big tech era is that instead of abandoning these antiquated profit driven ideals and improving society it just embraced them to an unimaginable degree while feeding
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by weare138 6y ago
I've seen this movie before, Total Recall.
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by weare138 6y ago
Czarface Meets Metalface - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQtbkM715fg&list=PLKNFTFe6yx...
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by weare138 6y ago
Exactly, like under the 'WIV lab procedures' section it states: Probabilistic Estimates: Labs with lax security and procedures are conservatively estimated as 2x more likely to produce a lab escape. However, since the reports are
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UAP Task Force to Provide Report to Senate Intelligence Committee(thedebrief.org)
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Well they don't really make these things for laptops unfortunately but they also don't cost $25k+ like they used to. It's still more than the average consumer is willing to spend but they are affordable enough now to be a via
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by weare138 6y ago
The prices are much cheaper now. You can get a single tape drive for under $300 and enterprise grade single tape drives for under $3k. https://www.newegg.com/p/2BM-000A-000M5 https://www.provantage.com&#x2
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Low cost, high density and a low failure rate compared to HDs. That's why it's still used in the enterprise for backup solutions.
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BLC1: A candidate signal around Proxima(sites.psu.edu)
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Amway is weird . It's almost a quasi-religious cult.
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What bugs me about npm is that many of the problems with npm have already been solved in the majority other open-source distribution systems. npm isn't doing is something new. There's no reason it should be suffering from old prob
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Check out this article on the project: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Nintendo... > It's also noted that Linux on the Nintendo 64 is still a big buggy and "constantly flirting with [out
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by weare138 6y ago
Ok I should have clarified that, I meant available Linux GUI's in reference to OP and IRIX. You'd have to create something from scratch. I don't think you could cram a GUI on par with IRIX in 4mb.
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by weare138 6y ago
But the N64 only has 4MB of ram, I think a GUI would be beyond it's capabilities. Still a cool project though.
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Thank you for that rambling nonsensical politically charged diatribe that has nothing to do with the topic. Your valued input has been noted.
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Just a hot take here after poking around your site. It definitely checks all the boxes on the marketing side, every buzzword is covered, but checking the 'Resources and Whitepapers' section it just had a some brief marketing orien
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Ok, so I'm not a doctor or anyone with actual expertise in this area (I'm just a weirdo that reads way to much) and I am no way trying to challenge your expert opinion but I do have a question. Could the the result be attributed t
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>This is more a failure of the tutorials than of CSS itself though. But therein lies the rub. Where do you go for authoritative information on CSS that doesn't involve digging through winding, terse technical specifications? That ma
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There was another factor at play here. Standard Oil. This was still the age of the 'robber barons' and Standard Oil ruthlessly crushed any competition, both electric vehicles and alternative fuel sources such as alcohol based fuel
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>Voat is proof that we are not yet deserving of free speech It's not the we the people are not deserving of free speech, it's the idea the right to 'free speech' supersedes other rights and should go unchecked at the
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But at what point does turning a bling eye become complicity? I could maybe understand if we were talking about a small US company that unknowingly contracted out to a sketchy overseas contractor but I have a hard time believing one of the
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Apple says it is investigating the company to see if Wistron violated Apple's supplier guidelines but in the meantime here's our new $849 iPhone 12.
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I think they're referring to the era before Acorn landed the contract for the BBC Micro when Sinclair was the dominant player in the market.
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Well this would be a good time to present evidence of said claims which contradicts the evidence we have so far. "The methods used to carry out the cyberhack are consistent with Russian cyber operations." -Senator Marco Rubio | Ac
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Unfortunately it may be later than sooner. So far Trump is downplaying the severity of the hack and implying China was behind the attack instead of Russia via a tweet. The White House hasn't even released a statement yet and so far ref

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