Thoeu388

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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Nice, but it needs continuous integration! Something that runs in docker container on my home server. If my phone gets stolen, I have 1 hour old backup....
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
> the first of its kind in any state, are now coming into view Lets hope Oregon will be shining beacon of inclusivity for all drug users, anywhere in US! We should not rush into any conslusions for at least 30 years!!!
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
So far it worked every time.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
> mostly it weeds out the 90% of people whose email provider offers spam filters Do you thing it weeds out 90% of politicians who talk total gibberish? At end, it will enforce people who are in your social network. Some random celebrity
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
> Assuming this lesson is teaching you something you didn't know, that's the surprise. There was some trick in calculus that makes it 1% more efficveint. Big deal but hardly surprise.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
In some countries BBC tax is auto bundled into energy bills. You have to optout. > X things government currently funds thanks to energy taxes Government can do whatever it wants. That is not my problem, I do not care. But right now they
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Lets introduce proprietary service with a payment plan. That will simplify things LOL. Just switch to Linux and you will never ever had to deal with this weird stuff agian!
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
> People only really learn when they’re surprised. If they’re not surprised, then what you told them just fits in with what they already know. And under that is picture of quad-bike, where wheels fell off! People do learn from mistakes.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Energy loses on wires are like 10% per 1000 miles. But energy bill from central government is bundled with many taxes (like 50%). For example: - CO2 emission tax - BBC license (or local equivalent), like paying CNN every year... - subsidy t
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
This is the Real Deal, but not in away you would imagine. So far "nigerian email spam" was easy to recognize. Grammar mistakes, bad translation, very bad wording... But now every fringe group, can generate gigabytes of text and ar
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
If this is true, I wonder what it does with western corporate green agenda. There are huge money invested in it. Cheap superconductor would change a lot. Similar situation was when EU banned incandescent light bulbs. Many manufactures (main
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
They also lied about C02 emissions. My country manufactures 30% of electricity from coal. That is hardly zero emissions!
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Do you have any proof, that they were not everywhere? On next sentence you literally admit, there is no evidence for such claims! Much of the archeological sites were not explored! Another white supremacist manufacturing evidence! All land
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
I was forced to give private medical information while visiting restaurant. War for privacy was lost long time ago.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Why not just use native Amd64 Linux machine for development? Using emulators and syscall debugger is not very productive experience!
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
There is Linux command that throttles speed on network interface. You can fully automate loading speed test, and run it as part of integration tests.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Anse_aux_Meadows Technically Newfoundland is an island, but I would call that North America
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
There is Viking settlement somewhere in North America from 11th century.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Technically I was talking about lithium battery fire, not entire EV. But not using water on electric devices, is one of first things we learn in safety training. Even fire extinguishers are not based on H2O, but specialized chemicals! I wor
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
That is Czechia, not Norway.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
As a firefighter you should know putting out lithium battery fire is very different. It burns much hotter, releases toxic gas. You can not use water to put it out, lithium reacts with water and releases more toxic gas. Water is like gasoli
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Downtown SF should transform into something like Dubai. Leisure destination for tourism and rich residents. That means converting skyscrapers into residential units. Cleaning up streets and infrastructure. And changing the way income taxes
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
This theory was quite popular in manosphere. Some hardcore haters were even making videos to warn women. If you check sources, studies like this go back to 1970ties. It will be interesting to see, if it gains traction now.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
>99% should not be going around saying socialism sucks. LOL, love the tone policing. Do you realise some people actually lived under socialism? I am from East Europe.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Yet another example how collectivism and socialism works. In decade or so, they will start killing farmers for "hiding" and "price gauging" food.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Kosovo also has very cheap electricity from coal. One time it was bitcoin mining hub. I would be worried about reliability. It is probably semi residential optical line.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
> The world has less than six years left to hit crucial global climate goals, according to the clock. > Last year was even a record-high year for energy-related CO2 emissions. > Energy infrastructure and structural change is not so
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
It is the norm, but sadly not everyone is qualified for that.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
And this upper middle class is some sort of paragon of sobriety? Half of Americans are on psycho drugs. Look at Peterson, he is very intelligent and educated, yet in real life he was drug addict, who almost died from overdose.
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by Thoeu388 3y ago
Do you have some source that universal health care would reduce costs? I think it would be just extra tax, and medical expenses would just increase proportionally, similar way as with student loans. My country has nationalised healthcare, y

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