yeetsfromhellL2

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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Here I was expecting pages that look like a plain text file but are in fact a single png.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
This woman was not guilty after doing this with special equipment, a telephoto lens(!). There was also that guy in another case sitting in his kitchen naked while drinking coffee and reading the morning paper. Some woman decides to walk int
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
The kid me was so enraged by that incident that I have still not bought a Sony product.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
This is silly. It was a publicly accessible URL. A better analogy would be leaving your window blinds open and being upset that your neighbors can see you inside your home. Your neighbors aren't at fault, you are, and you can face cr
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Do you have a write up somewhere? Building that stuff from scratch sounds like a hell of a project. I've toyed with the idea, but the technical barrier and responsibility is a steep obstacle that I'm not 100℅ ready to commit to at
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
From what I remember reading when I dug into it, there's a group (or groups) dedicated solely to helping people get their permit for this. The FCC does not make it easy by any means, but when you know all the invisible hoops to jump t
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Something I've been kind of playing with the idea of is setting up an Low Power FM[1] station to reach my local community. Since around 2000 the FCC has let people get licenses for a non-commercial 1-100W FM radio station. Some of thes
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
People in solitary confinement start having hallucinations, it's actually very common. After a summer in the woods with nobody but cows for company you might have similar effects Sending kids into the woods for a summer by themselves t
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
It can be difficult to disprove residency, especially if you can say you travel a lot for your work. I've uh...heard of people that are residents of Nevada for tax purposes. They have a tiny furnished apartment and their car is registe
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I tried finding a decent text editor for android a little while ago and was not successful. FOSS git on iPad doesn't exist. SSH on either is very limited to say the least. An effective terminal is a pipe dream. Crapple and Scroogle hav
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
If they work in a firm that's all taken care of.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
This is more of a thought experiment, but would also serve as a decent backup in case of natural disaster, house burning down, etc. As for safety deposit boxes, those can be closed out for nonpayment, bank branches will shut down, etc. Not
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
The system I'd trust most is to have 2 attorneys given sealed envelopes with instructions to give them to your wife on your death. One attorney is given an envelope with the passwords to your accounts (or to your password manager) encr
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
You could audio book it, there's only a couple of diagrams in it, none of which are strictly necessary, and the book itself is fairly engaging. It's more about imparting general principles than giving you a flowchart or checklist
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I bought it on a whim after somebody mentioned it and was very pleasantly surprised. Ahrens makes a convincing case for use of the zettlekasten, but the book is mostly about how to acquire understanding of something. You could read it witho
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Zettlekasten, or How to Take Smart Notes(fortelabs.co)
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I like this. I'm diving into the zettlekasten thing after reading How to Take Smart Notes , and stopping to think about how I write so that it's as simple and clear as possible, while still being informative enough for my future
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
If we go back to 19th/20th century tech it'll be a problem because all the resources which are easy to extract have already been got. Much of the resource extraction done today is only possible because modern technology enables it
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I came in here to say as much. I even had a railroad spike I found from a (pre-?) Civil War era railroad line when I was 13 or 14, but my mom threw it away at the time because it was "junk".
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
The fear and reputation of the Russian military/nuclear program/spying apparatus has often done more damage historically than the effectiveness of those programs. For example, because the CIA couldn't find evidence for the nu
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
That's what I like about it, it feels like a natural continuation from the original.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
I'm still not sure how SIGIL only got a 2019 runner up. A 5th Episode of the original DOOM, made by John Romero, which was completely awesome, kicked ass and had a soundtrack by Buckethead? I fail to see how any of the competitors co
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Yeah but your friend probably isn't as good of a writer as Huxley.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
>What's the current state of the art of embossing printers? Does this sound feasible? No idea, I've just seen a few posts on slashdot and reddit over the years with blind users having enough fun to make it worthwhile. Apparentl
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
GNU stow worked fine for me...
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Don't forget nethack! The interface makes it playable with a screen reader.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
>day-to-day grey craft of anyone trying to carve out a dignified existence in dystopian surveillance societies Seems like it's getting darker every day.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Yeah but all that sequestered carbon is now in the atmosphere with your 'offset' emissions while everything still looks good on paper.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
The bad faith characteristics sound like some parents I know talking to their kids.
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by yeetsfromhellL2 4y ago
Serious question I have about carbon offests with respect to forestry. If you pay me money to not cut my trees and they all burn up in a fire, do you lose your carbon credits, and if so, do I owe you a refund?

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