wkat4242

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by wkat4242 1y ago
American democrats aren't what is considered left wing in Europe. They're neoliberals which classes as moderate rightwing in Europe. Left as we see it in Europe doesn't really exist in America. Except perhaps some outliers Be
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Some people don't like rural communities anyway. I've lived in a provincial town with about 150k people for a while and that was already too much for me. All the groupthink, the conservative "family values", the way eve
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> Also, studies have shown people focus more on negative ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negativity_bias ) and sensational ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salience_(neuroscience)#Salien... ) things
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I'm still against nuclear and this ruling didn't change it. For me it's still externalising many of the negative effects to many future generations. And with much more spent fuel comes more proliferation risks. Of course this
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It's not just about deaths. That's the thing. People can get sick, the environment gets polluted. A whole town got pulled out of their flats and was never allowed back. The area will remain closed for generations. Counting deaths
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I wonder how true that is. Bread is from all ages. I'm sure people figured out you could put stuff in between before :)
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by wkat4242 1y ago
It reminds me of supermacs in Ireland. People love it there but I never did. Their burgers are clammy, bread that falls apart (like burger king's). And dried out pizza slices (under a heat lamp too long) from their subsidiary Papa Joe&
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> Either he was upset with charlie not being far right enough, or somehow he was influences by the far left. I don't think you can get much further right than he was though. When I hear of all the stuff he was saying. I don't t
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes but root still exists in phones just like it does in servers. It's just not accessible by the user. The OS does run processes as root and it needs it for things like updates. Also, the user having root access doesn't mean that
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Ahh ok I see, I'm not very familiar with scripture :) But now that you mention it I had heard of the Moses thing. I just never thought of it. The first thing I thought of was Linux' partition tool lol.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
I don't really get it tbh
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Hmm cool but are these actually hanging under the wing of a drone or fighter yet? This all looks very experimental. Not daily bread & butter.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> It's not that simple. Some are designed to fly alongside the target and send a shrapnel ring blasting out Yes many air target missiles do just that but this is a hellfire, normally used for ground targets. So there is no flying al
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Congress has hearings about UFOs now? What's next, flat earth hearings?
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Especially in Europe because we use the comma as a decimal point. So every csv file opened in Excel is screwed up.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
But that's not how this works. China's map datum uses the same principle, it's just shifted somewhat.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes even when I log into Outlook M365 from Firefox on Linux it's constantly kicking me out. Every time I get back to my computer it gives me this passive agressive "Please hold on while we're signing you out..." when I n
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yes but they (especially China who will share with NK anyway) have enough satellites of their own, they don't need Google.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
> As for military purpose, have you ever done any work with the military? Haha no, I can't stand them and their hierarchies. But yeah that was my point, the enemy has their own maps, with their own datums anyway.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yeah that's why it's called a multinational. Offices everywhere. And yes it's a success.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Banning H1Bs and RTO does not stop companies from simply opening an office in Bangalore and hiring thousands of people there. That's what my employer did.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Nah the energy is negligible.
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Very interesting. I do have a bit of a "vids or it didn't happen" feeling about this. Cool idea to use your own kernel though it does sound like you could find yourself in perpetual development hell. And, don't forget al
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Not sure about Google but on Bing Maps they were definitely messing around with fake images. Some of the airbases showed some fields where the actual jet bunkers are, and if you zoomed out you could see it was just a copy/paste of a fi
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Yeah it's weird. A lot of countries try to interfere with global mapping anyway. Like China which has its entire country at an offset by using a slighly offset datum standard. It's called the China GPS Shift. https://en
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by wkat4242 1y ago
You didn't watch the three body problem, I gather :)
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> And it doesn't have a global fucking hot key for push to talk/muting. It's control-space. It is global on Windows as far as I know. Unfortunately you can't change it because I would love to have a single key I don&#
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by wkat4242 1y ago
0.3 degrees is pretty narrow :) I would not consider that "in the general direction".
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The bigger issue is, if you're refusing to honour a contract as a vendor, not only do you risk a lawsuit like this one. But more importantly, who is ever going to sign up for another contract with you? You just proved it isn't wor
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by wkat4242 1y ago
Don't we all do that? 99% of the news has no impact on my life.. Especially American services try to make things sensational "BREAKING NEWS!!!" but really 99% is a nothingburger.

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