Commodore63

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by Commodore63 4y ago
A vast conspiracy theory involving tens of thousands of actors isn't possible.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Yes? Because trials would make the formulation less timely, and therefore less efficacious. They've done this on the flu shot for YEARS. Or are you implying that a reason for fast tracking must necessarily be nefarious?
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by Commodore63 4y ago
I am not a fan of Jack and am an outspoken skeptic of Elon, but I agreed heartily with the contents of the texts.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Yeah, people have died from licorice! I think you can have a few pieces a day without a problem. Just don't have a pack a day. I love Dutch licorice, the less readable the label the better. I look for the stuff that is "zacht&quot
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Thermal runaway is a contagious failure mode.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
I'm surprised they don't use LiFePO4? Safer, vastly more charge cycles, and it's not like packaging is a big deal.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
The settlement delay isn't there for technological reasons. People think they want instant! fast! until they lose their life savings because libertarian tech has no buffers.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
It's the latter, right? I can wire USD hundreds of thousands from my bank for $25, and the transaction takes place within an hour or two.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Google bought Neverware.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
I guess it's "yay, filter bubbles" in 2022?
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Awesome. I hope that I won't have to wait long in line to get it.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
The cries of racism really ring hollow when they're talking about actions of a government, not a people or a culture.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Sure. My most vivid memory of the 2003 protests was all the Bush fans in the crowd.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
This is what "limited government" looks like.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Capability based operating systems require that your program possess something, like a handle, in order to do something privileged. Don't have the handle, can't do the thing. It's not about consulting ACLs or bitmasks or what
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by Commodore63 4y ago
As a European you are welcome by default. Look around; you are not a persecuted minority.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Exactly! My point is that the fact that mechanical RO units exist and are small shouldn't detract from the utility of the purely electrical solution in the fine article.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
RO units require a lot of maintenance.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Tesla made a partnership with a battery company, too. They used Panasonic's batteries during their formative years. Why is Tesla beholden to different rules when scaling up?
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Have we seen anything besides prototypes of the Cybertruck?
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by Commodore63 4y ago
He then showed his erect penis to her.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Rust is quite a challenging language.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Not using filters is huge! RO watermakers are really sensitive to poor quality water. Algae from last year's heat wave knocked out a lot of watermakers in Pacific waters.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Jordan Peterson had a horrible time with these drugs and resorted to extreme measures to get off them (eight days in an induced coma!) Even today he might still be on them - he is pretty cagey about his present pharma situation when asked a
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Ah, shell accounts! Such nostalgia. I ran an Eggdrop bot on one for years. Great way to dip my toes into Linux-land.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
That's the core of every MLM sales pitch.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Who are these "elites", exactly?
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by Commodore63 4y ago
IIRC their cameras are videoconference grade webcam FHD sensors. Lots of noise in that signal.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Tesla is reckless when it comes to pushing out half baked features, because OTA software updates allows them to ask for forgiveness later. They move faster than the NHTSA can respond.
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by Commodore63 4y ago
Sounds meant to be audible to blind people can be swapped with arbitrary MP3 files? Just another case of "first principle thinking" (i.e. naivete) colliding with real world regulations, with predictable results.

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