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by asynchronous 3y ago
Design issue. The DOE has enough manpower and resources to put their heads together and design a perfect reactor - one that could be built and function as expected. They won’t get around to it while they waste time and resources with stop-g
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Glad I’m not going crazy and when this was happening at DEF CON it really was someone doing research as I suspected
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Can’t wait to have ten billion windmills breaking down every year that we need millions of windmill techs for, rather than just a handful of nuclear reactors that require extensive maintenance every 30 years.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
I don’t think Montana’s stance on coal jobs is ruining your future children’s world in any directly measurable way - but please, keep speculating on other state’s internal politics.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Forest fires are a great example of direct result ecological policy. We are at the point we’re at precisely because of bad public policy surrounding forest fires.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Very cool honestly, seems like a much needed improvement over Automatic. Does it support LoRa/will it support in near future?
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by asynchronous 3y ago
And yet almost all of western Montana is still powered by clean hydropower. Why does the west love to rip ourselves to shreds over non-issues? Our enemies aren’t half as dedicated as we are.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
If you’re implying what I think you’re implying, I agree.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Because it’s extremely, EXTREMELY difficult to map Montana’s carbon emissions (mind you, one of the least populated states in the country) to actual real impact on climate change in the future. Environmentalism used to be about direct impac
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by asynchronous 3y ago
People seem to forget hunters and fishers are still the biggest funding source for conservationism and are almost overwhelmingly conservative voters. But no, the people who live deep in urban jungles have the audacity to call them “environ
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Was there for this. K9 teams swept the forum and they closed the parties down early (around 11pm). Rumor was someone had a panic attack and in their state reported a package as “suspicious” forcing the venue to take proper precautions. We p
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Got a source? I was there and never heard that rumor.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Require proof of vaccine and ID at the door when historically they didn’t even take card.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Can say it was completely overpacked this year, totally overgrown. Linecon for literally everything, couldn’t talk to anyone in the main forum due to sound. Turning people away from the major talks because of fire capacity.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Not this year at least, only reason I was able to attend. DEFCON did do that in years past and I won’t forgive or forget.
286.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Those that turned off their brains and need to hear this message won’t, sadly.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Way, way too much is the answer. That amount of storage alone has got to kill his electricity bill.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Kind of a garbage article because coincidence or not they are similar widths.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
You’re not [current thing]
290.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Would just like to comment that the presentation is top notch, really appreciate the level of detail put into it.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
I’m confused, the blog post backs up what you say but I can still set custom ports within my account page… And I’m currently running a service that needs to advertise out on a port to work from Mullvad.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
https://mullvad.net/en/account/wireguard-config In the wireguard config section of their tutorials, there’s a spot to put a custom port - it’s really unclear from the docs but this allows you to expose out a servi
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by asynchronous 3y ago
They still support opening up ports, it’s just randomized instead of dedicated like uPnP.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
To save some investigation, this project might once have been better than the SteamOS natively, but as of now it is no longer the case. It doesn’t do anything particularly well and has a nightmare of a time with Bluetooth support.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Obligatory “screw HP”
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by asynchronous 3y ago
I actually really love this quote, I’m saving it. Thank you random citizen.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Heaven forbid we value contentment in society, can’t have that now can we.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
From what little I understand the levitation effect doesn’t necessarily equal all the properties of a superconductor. It’s one of them though.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
True, it is a temporary solution though to how long Cloudflare offers it.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
I saw a YouTube video where some guys “maximalised” the range to see how far they could go on one charge, and by reducing weight and disabling cabin AC and going under 25 mph were able to travel I think over 600 miles. Good to know in a pin

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