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by yownie 4y ago
you were correctly informed, it was a combination of early settlers logging heavily plus long forest regrow times due to sparse sunlight plus sheep overgrazing saplings.
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by yownie 4y ago
Additionally we get very little sunlight most of the year, which limits how quickly the trees that exist can grow.
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by yownie 4y ago
We still have one original forest here from pre-settlement in the East called Hallormsstaðaskógur, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallormssta%C3%B0ask%C3%B3gur . However yes the ride from KEF to RVK is particularly barre
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by yownie 4y ago
What does the account statement say?
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by yownie 4y ago
Are you as critical of other major industries that contribute far higher amounts of CO2 (mining, banking ,entertainment, oil/gas production, fishing/farming)? Otherwise it's hard to take your comments very seriously.
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by yownie 4y ago
I was actually pleasantly suprised to discover this post was written by him afterwards. He's brilliant and still manages to be very approachable and down to earth. rare combo nowadays, especially in crypto.
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by yownie 4y ago
Maybe its worth reaching out to Eben and Liz at the raspberry pi foundation to develop better support for this. Seems like it would benefit both parties.
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by yownie 4y ago
>pxe boot mode that let us automatically select os image based on asset tag from our cmdb. This is actually how we were booting our linux cluster nodes for the ATLAS project for the LHC while I worked at a physics lab.
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by yownie 5y ago
I did not enjoy this frenetic buzzword laden tale, I had assumed the ending would be nano-bot infiltration of the worlds population for fine grained c2c and was even disappointed there. Would not recommend.
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by yownie 5y ago
"Never attribute to Malice which can be explained by Stupidity"
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by yownie 5y ago
Newpipe, VLC
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by yownie 5y ago
There's a been a suspiciously downplayed number of ephemeral hidden services that get raided / internationally taken down on the Tor network for it to be mere circumstance. No one tries to take notice since they're hosting th
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by yownie 5y ago
This analogy unfortunately cuts both ways, if you've got technology that undermines the majority government / power structure in a secure fashion, you'll always have the ability to come in as a intelligence agency and foment
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by yownie 5y ago
While those programs certainly existed this is blatant a false equivocation, you can still have humanitarian programs while being a military hegemony. It's not one or the other. This is in fact a distinct reason CIA/NSA (and vice
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by yownie 5y ago
>my own Lantern Brilliant reposte, but I am curious what software are you referring to here?
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by yownie 5y ago
and also that the government was subsidizing the programs when the companies complained about the added costs.
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by yownie 5y ago
came here to say this.
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by yownie 5y ago
This is par for the course FBI intimidation tactics, along with interviewing everyone you've regularly conversed with. Serves a double purpose of investigation while simultaneously making you radioactive to be around. Thereby isolating
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by yownie 5y ago
link seems to be broken https://propertyofthepeople.org/document-detail/?doc-id=2111...
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by yownie 5y ago
This is an incredibly patronizing statement to make, whether or not you realize it.
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by yownie 5y ago
agreed.
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by yownie 5y ago
It actually presents itself seamlessly in context menus using the fingerprint unlock or phone unlock code.
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by yownie 5y ago
Time after time Firefox makes moves that piss off it's user base. Simultaneously wondering why it lags behind in market share.
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by yownie 5y ago
everyone hates Nano now, mostly due to the shills showing up everywhere un-asked for.
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by yownie 5y ago
bitrefill.com
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by yownie 5y ago
take a look at Bitcoins Lightning network sometime, you'd be surprised.
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by yownie 5y ago
>This is also true of, for example, TransferWise. Not for small to large amounts for less than pennies >A more expensive and cumbersome way to do what you could already do with other tools is not “success”. You're vastly underest
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by yownie 5y ago
run the usb pendrive version perhaps?
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by yownie 5y ago
Nope!Nope!Nope!........................Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!Nope!
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by yownie 5y ago
This is laughably wrong actually as most consumer grade routers will not provide adequete network throughput to standard home setup without eventually choking. A quick perusal of /r/openwrt will show that most power users suggest

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