TheCondor

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by TheCondor 15d ago
I've been a long term subscriber. I don't read it every day, but more like a few times a week and there is always good stuff. I highly recommend subscribing if you can. It's really one of the great ones and it's still
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by TheCondor 17d ago
If it’s even available. I think most of America’s options are the big warehouse furniture places or an ikea if it near by, they do delivery well.
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by TheCondor 20d ago
He also voiced aspects of Voltron and Saber Rider, maybe “narrated” is the right description Such a big part of my youth
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by TheCondor 29d ago
I'm a father. Best thing I ever did, but it is work, it is hard. In ways, it really crisped up my time working on work. My wife and I have some bottom lines, we're invovled, we have dinner as a family every day. We go to s
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by TheCondor 1mo ago
I'll toss out another alternative idea. Not that I'm against the warrant requirement exactly but I just think it becomes a lot more fuzzy since the data will be managed by private companies that only accumulated it because they a
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by TheCondor 2mo ago
My Insta360s have wifi builtin, you have to connect to it with their phone app to do some of the processing. It's kind of nice, especially away from home but I wouldn't know how you'd know if it connected to something els
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
A friend and I were talking about this. What would you pay for it? When iTunes + came out, you had 2 options, you could buy a song for $0.99 or you could be the plus version for more, I don't remember but it was like $1.35 or some
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
Where do interest rates factor in to your calculus? We've just had really cheap money for a really long time in the US and the car makers seem to have adapted and found ways to sell vehicles for more. A top of the line raptor has a
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
There is some truth in that. Like I said, I'm a fan, but I also remember some painful times where we were missing a physical terminator and at least twice adding a new device and had to check the jumpers on everything and someone one
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
You may not have ever had to deal with SCSI termination errors before. Earlier system had to have the device numbers manually assigned, if they were wrong, all sorts of weird things could happen (of just nothing would work) I'm a SCSI
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
Then surely when they started pushing back on Yucca Mountain opening up, the federal government could have just bought one of the many mines that no longer produces, right? Why hasn't that happened? There are 49 other states that co
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
Did waste management become a solved problem? In Colorado they shut down their last reactor (a very modern, at the time, thorium unit) in 1989 and there is still tons of waste product onsite since Yucca mountain was the designated target fo
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by TheCondor 3mo ago
That's what I took notice of... About half their revenue is subscription and about half is advertising. 100m users. $220 per home? I would think that's high. They certianly have enough to ice the carriers out. I wonder what
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by TheCondor 4mo ago
It absolutely is. The only concerns are if it were exposed to the public internet and scale. For personal stuff? It's spectacular.
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by TheCondor 5mo ago
Well, a month ago was my last use for about a year. A user with a 96% positive feedback and definitely a lot of sales slow played and then issued a fake UPS tracking number. The negatives in their history sounded mostly like communicat
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by TheCondor 5mo ago
I try not to use it and then something will come up and I use it. Could be my market, or who knows what but there seems to be more scams. It’s the only place someone can give you a fake tracking number (somehow people get these from UPS)
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by TheCondor 5mo ago
Not a fan of spirit. I used to kind of like Frontier, but they ended that. I was doing a two hour flight monthly for business, 2 hours each way. Frontier was about half the cost of more premium airlines. The times were good and predicta
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by TheCondor 6mo ago
I’m at peace with the memory and PCIe basically flows over thundebolt. At one point external gpus were a thing. I think what I’d really love would be a couple or few m.2 slots in my studio for storage expansion.
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by TheCondor 6mo ago
Look up castle doctrine. It's the laws that we have. Basically, if someone breaches your home, you're under no obligation to back down and if you respond with lethal force you have a lot of the benefit of the doubt, fear is impli
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by TheCondor 6mo ago
Does OpenAI use a lot of python? There is the literal benefit of "we use the hell out of this tool, we need to make sure it stays usable for us" and then there is what they can learn from or coerce the community in to doing.
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by TheCondor 6mo ago
You couldn't convince me that IBM lost it.. The licensing would be my guess, Microsoft owned some of the code, there may have been other third party code in there too.
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by TheCondor 7mo ago
‘Can you imagine a Beowulf cluster of these’
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by TheCondor 7mo ago
And perhaps more importantly, “Suggestions otherwise are fake news” https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/06/irans-nuclear-fa...
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by TheCondor 7mo ago
I have that sort of arrangement. I've been wondering though. What's the proper data access protocol? Like I want it available, easily, if the police need it and I'm not there but at the same time, I don't want anyone
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by TheCondor 7mo ago
The assembler seems like nearly the easiest part. Slurp arch manuals and knock it out, it’s fixed and complete.
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by TheCondor 8mo ago
Makes you wonder. Technology usually becomes less expensive. Car companies have used it as a differentiator for years though. There are giant cost differences between like a base line Tundra and a top of the line and the mechanicals a
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by TheCondor 8mo ago
Doesn’t lubrazol make billions by formulating mineral oils to purpose?
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by TheCondor 8mo ago
As someone that has built security applications for most of this century, I can confidently say that when you make security the problem of one device, system, team or entity that it results in insecurity. It might satisfy some auditors but
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by TheCondor 8mo ago
I agree with the sentiment. I think timing is pretty important, though, and a cooling-off period might be a kind gesture for his loved ones. I posit that self-reflection might be a better avenue to understanding this world where Steven Mi
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by TheCondor 8mo ago
Are they that terrible, or is it the market and those of us with our own media are becoming more of the minority? I do question, at times, the amount of effort I put in to curating and backing up and maintaining our media. I too have a li

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