MediumOwl

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by MediumOwl 11mo ago
You are right. China does not really implement free market without government interaction. Then again, neither does the US or any other country for that matter. The US used its massive state surveillance apparel to spy on essentially every
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by MediumOwl 1y ago
Ah yes, the Latin-originating French name that has a variant at least in every Latin language is hard to pronounce for non-English users.
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by MediumOwl 1y ago
Is electricity insanely expensive, or do californians use an insane amount of electricity? I just received my yearly bill in central europe, and $56k would pay for approximately 51 years, I'm having trouble reconciling the numbers.
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
There are also Whois DB services, that will provide you with all domains on a given TLD.
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
> I also feel weird that the bulk of the discussion is on hypothetical validity of a security protocol usually focused on the maths, when all of that can be subverted with a fetch(" https://malvevolentactor.com ", {bo
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
> Second, security through obscurity is almost universally discouraged and considered bad practice. This is stupid advice that is mindlessly repeated. Security by obscurity only is bad, sure. Adding obscurity to other layers of securit
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
It also doesn't seem like a good assumption: https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=context:global+transport_ht...
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
According to this article ( https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2022/06/03/france-h... ), top 1% earner in France in 2021 was 7180€ monthly, so ~8000$.
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
Does it? It's also close to last in most categories in the linked study.
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
> That the guy's case gets a right affirmed yet in his individual case it won't make a difference has to be a pretty bitter pill to swallow. Big Jean-Marc Bosman energy, who essentially changed the face of football (soccer) for
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
> The supersonic airliner is for some reason not available either. This whole comment shows a solid amount of ignorance of history, but this particular quote is completely preposterous. "for some reason" is money, plain and sim
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
It entirely depends how long you keep your devices. I try to keep my iPhones until release year + 6, so I would need the price of a previous version to be reduced by more than 1/6th on a new version release, which is usually not the ca
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by MediumOwl 2y ago
Check out Donna Haraway's Companion Species Manifesto then, it's more or less exactly about this.
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
If they are, the old ones might end up in great, although small, Buchstabenmuseum. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been there yet
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
The malicious website is published on google dot com. It's not unreasonable to require that a website doesn't publish obvious scams. Of course, "obvious" is hard to define precisely.
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
Citation needed
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
I don't think Kant, or any reasonable philosopher, would consider blocking ads a moral dilemma, which is the precondition of a maxim.
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
His ideas might be approachable, his writing certainly isn't.
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
Why not?
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by MediumOwl 3y ago
There's only mention of Nvidia GPUs on the web site, what about AMD?
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by MediumOwl 4y ago
Previous commenter doesn't say which year they're talking about, but at least from after 1950, it's wrong: https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/electricity-... EDIT: they answered somewhe
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by MediumOwl 4y ago
> They all look the same. When everything is beautiful, nothing is. Essentially the plot of Boris Vian's 1948 "To hell with the Ugly"
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by MediumOwl 4y ago
Great C2 channel, thanks!
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by MediumOwl 4y ago
This recipe helped me succeed finally, although I've still failed a few times https://www.seriouseats.com/easy-vegetable-fried-rice-recipe