woleium

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601.
by woleium 3y ago
but… dog years are _shorter_ than human years?
602.
by woleium 3y ago
that’ll be the societal debt.
603.
by woleium 3y ago
they have a core value of frugality, which verges on frupidity on occasion. there is a long page on the internal wiki about the latter
604.
by woleium 3y ago
The thing is, when you do it this way you loose the best and the brightest, which starts a downward spiral as those were the only ones who could hire good people.
605.
by woleium 3y ago
i got a free unit off of craigslist, nineties HP laser. Ive never changed the toner or added more paper than it came with. I did buy a pi for it to use as a cups server though.
606.
by woleium 3y ago
there are insufficient farms to offer that to all kids. At least social media levels the playing field somewhat, it does need improvement though.
607.
by woleium 3y ago
elf on the shelf is a frighteningly common indoctrination to a life of surveillance
608.
by woleium 3y ago
parking meters, apparently.
609.
by woleium 3y ago
3par has a less than great reputation
610.
by woleium 3y ago
Never buy a consumer print device. The enterprise kit from HP is still good.
611.
by woleium 3y ago
With work from home the security perimeter is the machine. All networks are untrusted.
612.
by woleium 3y ago
Other than DMARC, SPF and DKIM?
613.
by woleium 3y ago
its safe to assume op means the favoured option in their recommendation i think
614.
by woleium 3y ago
If she will pay 500 she will pay 1000. Dude should have held out for more.
615.
by woleium 3y ago
oooh code
616.
by woleium 3y ago
therefore the need for security
617.
by woleium 3y ago
Let’s see what the outcome of the generative AI law suits are. I am hopeful, but not very.
618.
by woleium 3y ago
How, in your system, does one define productive? Is a person who chooses to care for a disabled relative full time instead of working productive? Is a middle manager who provides little more than bureaucratic oversight (but none the less dr
619.
by woleium 3y ago
Roy Walford et al are the folks to read on this topic
620.
by woleium 3y ago
it feels like we are all walled off from anything but our own echo chambers :(
621.
by woleium 3y ago
i remember something that was deployed in puerto rico after the hurricane in 2017.. a quick search later: https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/14/a-mesh-network-spontaneous...
622.
by woleium 3y ago
This is an option at checkout, they default to “minimize packaging, use the box it comes in”, but you can opt out. Personally i think this is a great move that reduces overpackaging and its associated environmental impact
623.
by woleium 3y ago
i feel like a salty wet rag on a stick would defeat this one?
624.
by woleium 3y ago
Take a look at the masters program at Charles Sturt uni in Australia, they allow course credits for experience, and you can attend virtually.
625.
by woleium 3y ago
interestingly chocolate milk is often made from the yellow milk.
626.
by woleium 3y ago
Maybe god is just another name for set theory’s e, the set of everything.
627.
by woleium 3y ago
It was a print article in a science magazine from maybe 20 years back. I doubt there’s much chance of finding it now. You may be correct though, I guess it could as easily be an attempt at inosculation?
628.
by woleium 3y ago
I always point towards the change in public perception towards drink driving as an example of how it’s possible to achieve significant change to society in a relatively short period of time
629.
by woleium 3y ago
in some forests, some trees have been seen to grow long upward branches into their neighbours, the article i read suggested that this was in an attempt to cause fire by friction and burn out the top of the tree, so the attacker could take t
630.
by woleium 3y ago
Its video input. from tfa: Stochastic Similarity Filter reduces processing during video input by minimizing conversion operations when there is little change from the previous frame, thereby alleviating GPU processing load, as shown by the

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