gorlilla

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by gorlilla 1y ago
My humble guess is because typography is really just a ( mostly non-political/religious) form of psychological and philosophical debates. Look at the discussion surrounding the typography on Pope Francis' tombstone to see how the
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by gorlilla 1y ago
How is that not prior restraint?
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by gorlilla 1y ago
What's wrong with tomato degloving by rocket?
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by gorlilla 1y ago
Ironically, The Simpsons has predicted pretty much everything else...
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by gorlilla 1y ago
Rotten rings a bell there.
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by gorlilla 1y ago
The company claiming something you said, even out of context, could be interpreted as coming from the company. If you choose to disclose you work for a company, you become a spokesperson for that company unless you disclaim those words (eve
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by gorlilla 1y ago
Can you run the country too?
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by gorlilla 2y ago
This is the de facto playbook for one of the Mega-Evil Corp.'s CPE firmware (Gateways, IPTV receivers, etc...). New firmware is pushed in phases 1%, 5%, 10%, 25%, 50% then full scale. Each stage has some delay incorporated for acquisit
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by gorlilla 2y ago
433MHz is attractive because it's low frequency allows it to propogare farther with less energy input than higher freqs (900MHz; 2.4GHz) would need and does not suffer from nearly as much reflection off of obstacles thanks to that long
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Which has me wondering if the entire point is to make the politicians critically aware of how absurd AI performance monitoring isn't as innocuous as those selling it to the politicians will make it out to be.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
You're not weird, unless we both are, which is equally possible.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
You said that a few days ago.... And a few before that... And a few....
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by gorlilla 2y ago
I believe the term is 'patsy' or, more generally, a scapegoat.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
I tried explaining this to my wife and she thought I was crazy. Turns out she was right, but not for this reason.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
It'd be the test button. Reset puts it back into normal operation. ;)
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by gorlilla 2y ago
You're the one that's of for sure considering the first 1ghz processor didn't come out until 1999. The Pentium PRO of 1995 (November at that)boasted a Max. CPU clock rate of 150 MHz to 200 MHz.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
It's not especially hard to modulate a signal on frequencies you shouldn't be. You don't even need to be doing it intentionally thanks to the lovely phenomenon of harmonics amongst other factors. Software defined transceivers
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Here[0] is some more info about amateur emergency services in the US [0]: https://www.arrl.org/amateur-radio-emergency-communication
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by gorlilla 2y ago
T9 on a Nokia 3310.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Long or short on TP this time around?
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Too late.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Hubble wasn't so sure.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
You would need approximately 256 pounds of wood pellets (8,000 BTU/lb) to generate 600 kWh of electricity.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
They sound just like stepper motors to me. Especially when they're operating to create a radius/arc in a 2-D plane.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
In ARK: Survival Evolved items would simply vanish from inventories and end up.on the ground at 0,0. Tamed di osaurs would disappear from a sealed enclosure, only to be found standing right there at 0,0. :)
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by gorlilla 2y ago
That sounds rather technical.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
This is such a common argument for everything NIMBY. Your point remains valid, but the argument you've presented comes across uninspired. What if you had no way to stop or from happening; what do you think might be reasonable mitiga
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by gorlilla 2y ago
More rain in the UK? Now that's taking the piss.
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by gorlilla 2y ago
"Is it true that prior to aggressive anti-drug legislation, the cocoa leaf extract that was used in coca-cola was not specifically de-cocainized thereby causing coca-cola to possibly contain quantities of cocaine that were possibly sig
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by gorlilla 2y ago
Except the ambiguity was the intent.

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