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by jagger27 5y ago
I love seeing these completely unsubstantiated conspiracy theories posted here over and over.
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Canadian citizens are always free to re-enter Canada.
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It would have been easier to convince someone in ‘99 that Trident on Itanium would be dominant.
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Democracy is when foreign far right groups participate in and fund a domestic protest where people demand the resignation of elected officials, got it.
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> yet to see any legitimate reports of a pattern of violence, destruction, or intimidation. Is this a bit? Really? People can’t leave their houses in masks lest they be followed and harassed by the occupiers. The Happy Goat coffee shop h
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It’s seriously “mind boggling” that those in support of this movement conveniently look past the extreme far right organizers and tolerated participants in for the ride.
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I’m not particularly interested in having a “principled” conversation about laws and their enforcement when those occupying my city are breaking far more serious laws and continue to go unpunished.
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It's always nice to see these little inflammatory tidbits dropped by accounts that made their accounts two minutes before posting. Gee, I wonder why you felt the need to make a throwaway account? The link you posted is a big fat clickb
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I’ve heard crazier ideas.
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That’s a pretty important distinction. If someone in the 1800s invented a mechanical calculator that could do this operation in a single crank, I don’t think anyone would upset about that patent.
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The “hook” is the worst part. It’s so hard to start a conversation from nothing and get it to stick in a meaningful way. People like to joke that those who treat Twitter like a dating app are misusing it, but I think it’s a better analog fo
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This one is kind of funny because the speed of sound makes sparse speakers tricky if you’re moving around. It can sound weird. If you’ve ever seen (and some milliseconds later heard) someone dribbling a basketball at the other end of a long
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Some easy ones right off the bat: online extremism, public transit, housing, access to healthcare, chronic disease treatment. Online dating is pretty rough. I need a company to get extremely serious about desktop Linux and charge me $100&#x
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It's Greek for hidden or secret. Neither of which apply particularly well to cryptocurrencies. Cryptozoology, for example, makes much more sense. Cryptography: literally "hidden writing". It's a beautiful word.
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It’s about the base station capacity, in theory. Though it seems super unlikely that an address that’s only 70 miles away would be on a different base station. This will change dramatically once sat-to-sat laser comms are fully online as it
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I think what Rogers in Canada does is reasonable. They issue a /64 by default and a /56 if you set an assignment hint.
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> A milliliter seems like actually a lot of blood to get into someone else 1 cm^3 is indeed pretty big. That’s 1,000 little millimetre cubes, and we can detect as few as 50 virions in that space! I will point out though that 1 ml is low
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Government-backed entities can also make promises that Apple's money can't buy. Who knows what kind of back room deals are made that involve citizenship, safe passage, dropped criminal charges, etc.
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I strongly suspect you would not be able to find a single Apple employee who says they "don't want to" protect iPhones from NSO malware.
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> Yes, if we completely ignore recent developments in Layer 2 technologies and chains. Yes I’d prefer to ignore it and save myself the trouble of sifting through the endless avalanche of crypto marketing for novel ideas that solve a prob
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Why would anyone want to spend deflationary currency renting an ENS domain today when no one outside the echo chamber space cares about them and DNS is ~10x cheaper? The gas fees alone are brutal.
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The day old.reddit.com goes offline is the day I delete my account. There must be vocal internal holdouts keeping it up.
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Thanks!
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Yeah, the game is just a bit of mental math after the first guess. It's no fun if you use programmer mode in your calculator.
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I want to know if they’re using Rosetta on their M1 test machine or running it natively. Hopefully this patch leads to a proper darwin/arm64 release so I don’t have to use this weird fork[0] with a private GitHub Action to get a native
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> During the Cinebench R23 multi-core test, the Alder Lake laptop was consistently in the 100-watt range, with spikes between 130 and 140 watts. We haven’t tested the power draw of the M1 Pro/Max ourselves, but AnandTech did using C
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I'm not sure if I'm reading your question correctly, but the general idea behind running really hot and fast is to get tasks done more quickly and return to a lower power state. The "big" cores of chips like the M1 are m
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Everyone deserves care. It’s unpleasant to think about giving emergency care to people who actively refuse preventative treatments at the cost of canceled appointments and surgeries for non-COVID patients. Triaging really sucks.
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Perhaps it wouldn't happen overnight, but wouldn't ETC prices rally with more people participating in the network? > I am willing to bet money that after ETH POS transition, graphics boards prices will crater. I really hope so.
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What’s stopping miners from going to Ethereum Classic once the switch happens? It seems like the obvious choice here. I know the hash function is slightly different, so maybe it’s not ideal but it only seems to have a few parameters tweaked

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