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721.
by xbar 4y ago
I had a similar feeling: my original Deities and Demigods book endured a lovely duct tape re-binding.
722.
by xbar 4y ago
I ruined several bike chains as a kid with WD40. I didn't understand why they seemed to fail so rapidly despite my vigilance. 3-in-1 is good.
723.
by xbar 4y ago
Possibly more key: "In the Rogers network, one IP routing manufacturer uses a design that limits the number of routes that are presented by the Distribution Routers to the core routers. The other IP routing vendor relies on controls a
724.
by xbar 4y ago
Sure. But considering you can't buy them anywhere but China makes the notion of "launched" rather limited.
725.
by xbar 4y ago
I see your point, but I don't agree. Don't tread on me/independence are broad American values. "Screw Federal overreach" is a common American sentiment in many US states. Texas Monthly echoed appreciation for a bro
726.
by xbar 4y ago
"...rich vein of speculative fiction that considers Texas as its own republic." Texas seems most self-satisfied when waxing secessionist.
727.
Russian Chess Robot Breaks Child's Finger(foxnews.com)
4 points by xbar 4y ago|4 comments
728.
by xbar 4y ago
"Of course millennials and zoomers are radicalized; the formative political events of their youth were a string of national disasters. " I do think the author was paying attention to the news in the 1960s, the 1970s, the 1980s, an
729.
by xbar 4y ago
Population growth is a localized problem. Isn't it is the policies that permit mobility from population-exploding locations into slow-growth locations that cause cultural destruction?
730.
by xbar 4y ago
I believe it. I am sad about. It is a form of cultural destruction. My very poorly founded opinion is that Travelvlogs, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, and similar attacks on the obscurity of such locations coupled with the permissive treatment of hou
731.
by xbar 4y ago
Data breaches are horrific. But I like the way this headline reads like a sponsor link on 9to5mac.com.
732.
by xbar 4y ago
I'm not sure that's the most likely motive.
733.
by xbar 4y ago
This reminds me of this one site that simply scraped all the open source code it could see and then produced AI-generated copies.
734.
by xbar 4y ago
How much more Roundup is required?
735.
by xbar 4y ago
Utter nonsense is an exaggeration. Is this good, important, or foundational science? I do not think so, but there may actually be practical applications for rapid production of high-caffeine cold brew coffee. Do you find the method fraudule
736.
by xbar 4y ago
Two somebodies each have to replace half their shit. Net shit doubles. Extra-juicy.
737.
by xbar 4y ago
Good advice about talking to a lawyer and not going through a court proceeding. I suspect you will never know which cost more, but you can reduce the cost of any single path by finishing it as quickly, and with as few twists and turns, as p
738.
by xbar 4y ago
Maybe. 2 weeks after mass graves were found outside Kyiv. 2 days after Macron wins the election and is congratulated by Putin. Tensions were heightened in unusual ways. Motive was probably not in short supply. Disgruntled worker Vandalism
739.
by xbar 4y ago
If packing up and moving out of the Southwest is engineering, then I agree.
740.
by xbar 4y ago
Colorado River water is priced too low.
741.
by xbar 4y ago
I recall this. I called it Metcalfe's Law.
742.
by xbar 4y ago
This is a forgotten time, and an important loss. It would really be lovely if the Jetbrains all-in license gave you each product as its own standalone and as an IntelliJ plug-in.
743.
by xbar 4y ago
Morphological stem cells.
744.
by xbar 4y ago
I think they have, some time ago. It seems like motion video is now on the chopping block.
745.
by xbar 4y ago
I was a fan of the NetScape Directory Server. And the physical design language of the Sparc 5/10/20 & lunchbox IPC/IPX workstations.
746.
by xbar 4y ago
kernel/+fs/+mm : git log --pretty=format:"%<(60,mtrunc)%ae %h %s (%ar)" -i --no-merges v5.17..v5.18 -- fs mm kernel
747.
by xbar 4y ago
Even for the term Semantic Diffusion.
748.
by xbar 4y ago
I was there, at the Tannhauser Gate.... Like you I saw the wranglings over this meaning. And today I look at the documentation and see HTTP+JSON RPC and I still FEEL "that's not REST" but whatever.
749.
by xbar 4y ago
I think you are saying that as soon as anyone says it is performative, it is performative, even if otherwise it is self-evident. Your logic system strongly supports bad-faith arguments.
750.
by xbar 4y ago
Yup. That was the Divergence Ventures/Bridget Harris play listed in the article. To their credit, they returned the money when called out on it.

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