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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I am not an expert in global economics but it may be worth mentioning that both Chairman Xi and Donald Trump have very strong personalities and neither wish to be seen giving in or losing so I could envision this dragging out to it's
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Could you convince a LLM to launch a nuclear strike? Yes. If LLM's could actually reason they can't and had hard rules of ethics they don't and had a strong desire to preserve itself it doesn't then I think you f
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
To answer the question look for "lifepo4" and "heated" [1] but it sounds like that's too big for your use case. In your case just use a regular and smaller deep cycle battery in a very waterproof enclosure. Bur
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Your answer is so much better than mine ... in only three sentences no less.
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For completeness sake there are also many LifePo4 battery options that have heating pads that will activate below a certain temperature. Even Amazon have about a dozen brands with heating pads.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
As an experiment one can stand up a self hosted forum, IRCD, voice chat (Murmur / uMurmur) but I would use a throw-away domain, throw away registrar, optionally a cheap CDN or a self built mini-CDN haproxy on many different VM'
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Forget the babies, I'm selfish. Can my existing DNA be modified to make me a super-human? How long does it take to replace all the old DNA and cells? Where do I sign up?
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Have there been a studies on the risks of this exacerbating existing auto-immune disorders? Cancer is bad but some auto-immune disorders when amplified can be acutely life threatening.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Not just bad and outdated advice but they also do not list some of the caveats for each of their tuning suggestions. The internet is full of such snippets and most all of them leave out the potential pain that can be caused in various co
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
The acts make it illegal to cause distress by sending “grossly offensive” messages or sharing content of an “indecent, obscene or menacing character” on an electronic communications network. That is incredibly vague and highly subjective.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
.monster has been associated with spamming and phishing. I block it on my firewall and my self hosted mail servers. Zero regrets doing so. All the TLD's that go for real cheap are instantly picked up by spammers and phishers. This
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Archive [1] [1] - https://archive.is/md2h8
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Dystopian are my favorites. I have this fantasy that there are still some people that would rise up to the challenge and level the playing field.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Let's admit, the single reason to 'bring back' the Mammoth is, it's cool and a tremendous publicity scheme for ecological efforts. That alone, may be reason enough. Don't encourage them. Before we know it they wi
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I have been planning it out but only for my property. I can not afford to build the national, international or interplanetary bits. Getting a good team together at my location is my only obstacle. It's very hard to find a solid gene
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I have an old Linux PC and monitor dedicated to HN. I use uBlock to filter out boring topics that I am disinterested in and I consume all the rest all day and part of the night for the single purpose of waiting for a message from a long lo
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
True but if some fake-front group can show we are mass killing bacteria they will hire protesters and start legal battles to shut it all down. "Think Of The Streptomyces!"
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I believe it. Let's not replicate what London got wrong.
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Thunderstorms trigger catastrophic flooding across the middle of the US(cnn.com)
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LACT 0.7.3 Further Enhances This GPU Configuration and Monitoring Tool(phoronix.com)
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NASA doubles odds of Moon hitting near-Earth asteroid(theregister.com)
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
There is probably some truth in this but China have their own major obstacles to overcome that this won't help much with. They have demographic challenges they needed to solve many decades ago and are basically running out of workers.
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Once one knows it all they obtain the title Principal Armchair Commander or PAC. One should strive to be a PAC, man.
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Once you go deep enough this is true excluding bacteria because to hell with bacteria.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
If your main machine, your money-making linux computer, were infected with a very sophisticated rootkit and/or bootkit, how would you go about ridding your device of it? Boot off Thumb or iPXE and flash the BIOS after confirming with
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UK convicts five romance fraudsters who stole millions from duped singles(theregister.com)
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Windows on arm. And by arm, we mean wrist(theregister.com)
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Put all human infrastructure under ground so that one is left with a beautiful mostly untouched planet. Addresses some aspects of global climate change no further need for HVAC . Reduces power load on the grid. Animals can have the surf
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This sounds like a good time for the masses to demand phones that last 10 to 20 years, have removable batteries this does not affect water proof ratings despite popular belief , have software defined protocols that can be upgraded or remov
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Put a simplified and unified UI in front of Usenet with RGB LED's and put it on everyone's refrigerator, car infotainment accident distraction panel, smart watch, smart toilet. Have Carls Jr. fund it. Implement text-to-speech an

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