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by zelon88 5y ago
Can you try to sum this up in a bulleted list? I think it would do everyone a favor including you. It's obvious from the article that you are very upset about this. I think if you took a deep breath and edited this for readability it w
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by zelon88 5y ago
Yes with Satisfactory especially. The hard part for me is keeping track of goals. I'll start playing with the mindset of "I'm going to finish this factory" and then I'll run out of resources. So on the trip to get m
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by zelon88 5y ago
Do you think that the journalistic outfits did this passive aggressively to harm the government narrative on purpose?
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by zelon88 5y ago
Because they keep wrapping old UIs with new UIs. The top layer of the onion is nice and smooth but peel it back a bit and.....
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by zelon88 5y ago
Kind of like when you tell someone that the Johnny Cash version of Hurt was the cover and the NIN version was the original.
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by zelon88 5y ago
If the case is as you describe then get the assets back in an individual person's name and just hire a management company. The only reason you would want to hide behind an LLC is so you can avoid liability as a landlord. That is the so
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by zelon88 5y ago
It's ironic that the guy who makes you sign a TOS before he'll sell you a car is bitching about the Twitter TOS..... on Twitter. That's like, double irony.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Who cares what people in the industry think affordable housing should look like. If it were up to them we would be living in storage units. Make it illegal for corporations to own single/dual family residential property. Boom. Done. En
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by zelon88 5y ago
I think you're looking at it the wrong way. When I was in production planning we understood that there are value added services and non value added services. Some of the services you describe fall into the value added category, like wr
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by zelon88 5y ago
Very interesting. So it says what each rail can handle. I wonder if there is any wiggle room in the spec to piggyback a proprietary signal. For example, do you think a PSU that toggled the output of one rail between two specific values betw
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by zelon88 5y ago
See my reply above with 4 articles describing the problem. 3 of them from the past 3 months.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Yes. The first three were all published within the past 3 months. The last one is your question answered in Quora for good measure. [1] https://www.sciencealert.com/the-international-astronomical-... [2] https://
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by zelon88 5y ago
That is terrifying. So is Microsoft literally buying and installing politicians in foreign governments?
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by zelon88 5y ago
This is why Starlink constellations are so dangerous. They block astronomers from doing astronomy. Every time I point this out there's always someone who pipes in "earth based astronomy is dead". I'll head that off at th
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by zelon88 5y ago
I'm somewhat confused. Here in America when you want to accomplish something like open a new facility you basically force the potential municipalities into competing with each other to win your favor. A big company will go to all the C
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by zelon88 5y ago
I disagree. YouTube already destroyed its monetization strategy when they told small creators they couldn't be a part of it anymore. Small creators who were working to hit the payout for Google Ads were suddenly demonetized and had the
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How Putin became the victim of his own lies(vox.com)
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by zelon88 5y ago
All of this can be done client side though. A PSU delivers current until it can't, and doesn't deliver current when there isn't a load. Ohms law, I=V/R It's a naturally self balancing system. Additionally, computer
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by zelon88 5y ago
You're not wrong. However, while I agree that SaaS is a really dangerous trend that Steam definitely contributed to, I can't agree 100%. Specifically, out of all the SaaS products out there Steam is probably one of the best. And I
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by zelon88 5y ago
Well when you have a policy that says employees who move to reduce costs will have their pay reduced how can you be surprised? Punishing people for being gentricated basically just enforces the notion that social castes are real by making t
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by zelon88 5y ago
A very insightful read. I enjoyed it. One exception stands out to me though. In technology when one competitor is able to achieve something in secrecy, and then only reveals its existence by demonstration. For example, during WW2 America po
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by zelon88 5y ago
What caught my eye was the new spec includes side channels for the PSU to communicate with add in hardware. Specifically to report the PSUs capabilities. This looks like a red flag to me. This could be used as a way to vendor lock certain f
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by zelon88 5y ago
I love self hosting. I made my own cloud platform [1] with app launcher [2] and add-on games [3], file conversion server application [4], and anti-virus server application [5]. I'm currently working on the third iteration of the Cloud
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by zelon88 5y ago
I am also in the boat that thinks Putin wouldn't risk it, and I've defended that argument against alarmists who still fear that an ICBM is on its way to America (which isn't even really on the table). Then I see him appear o
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by zelon88 5y ago
When I operated a small Cloud platform I discovered a small Malaysian company was using my servers to host their videos in lieu of securing their own, paid, hosting provider. I tried to contact the operators of the sites that were embedding
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by zelon88 5y ago
One of the tenents of Big Stick ideology [1] is allowing your adversary the ability to save face in defeat. On the other hand there is the adage that you are never supposed to interrupt your enemy while they are making a mistake. While I th
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by zelon88 5y ago
Soo... Basically Ukraine isn't allowed to have a relationship with the United States because it would make russia, the jealous ex, jealous? Pardon the analogies, but that sounds like the same argument one would use to explain that wome
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by zelon88 5y ago
Very symbolic. Especially the part where a woman and child frantically approach him for help while sitting in his car and he nonchalantly rolls the window up while they are executed.
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I used to do this with a local copy of the IP2Location database [1]. This way you don't have to poll a third party. The caveat is you have to keep the database up to date. https://www.ip2location.com/ [1]
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by zelon88 5y ago
Geo fence them. There is no ROI to providing value to Russia or their partners. They only serve as launchpads for cyber attacks and recon anyway. Chances are any organic Russian would be forbidden from directly viewing your page anyway, so

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