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by lostlogin 15d ago
Their Joe Rogan period was baffling. It reminded me of Apple and U2. Apple’s boomer surprise when they discovered we don’t all like U2 was hilarious.
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by lostlogin 15d ago
> It's a music player Spotify doesn’t completely agree with that. ‘Spotify is a digital music, podcast, and video service that gives you access to millions of songs and other content from creators all over the world.’ I left in the
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by lostlogin 15d ago
There are multiple accounts that describe severe pain and the New Zealand government has paid out compensation for the torture that it was. What was being done here was most definitely intended to be painful torture, so maybe isn’t a fair c
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by lostlogin 16d ago
> a mistake is unlikely to be repeated If it was a mistake, it happened at many facilities. That seems like a repeated mistake to me.
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by lostlogin 16d ago
> What's causing us to lose is failure to achieve victory due to the means employed We can all agree on your opening.
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by lostlogin 16d ago
I'm no shill for the US, but that's a hot take that's too simplistic by far. Eg who armed the Mujahideen?
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by lostlogin 16d ago
> war zone But the US won and have and have a peace agreement. Several times.
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by lostlogin 16d ago
How do you decide whether something works or not?
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by lostlogin 16d ago
> Electroconvulsive therapy uses much larger electric shocks but, administered safely by a clinic, is extremely safe, has relatively minor side effects Blame "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for its inaccurate portrayal.
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by lostlogin 16d ago
> before they graduate with a degree in Education. Before they are sacked and lose their career for venting to friends.
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by lostlogin 16d ago
Someone should have been charged and prosecuted for that, but not the arrested man. Context and audience is everything, and he had no reason to expect fighter jets and security services.
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by lostlogin 17d ago
> The article is very one sided Of course it is. If we want a Flock press release we can just read one. Plenty of things have lots of great upsides, and it’s the downsides that stop wider adoption and cause regulation and limits.
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by lostlogin 17d ago
> dynohub Thanks, I learned something. I’m suprised how little drag they seem to add. https://www.cyclingabout.com/dynamo-hub-power-drag-testing-s...
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Fat Tire Brakes Get Wireless Upgrade(hackaday.com)
1 points by lostlogin 18d ago|0 comments
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by lostlogin 18d ago
I wondered that too. It doesn't say, but does state: "Data from the license plate readers, known in law enforcement as LPRs, was searched 62,000 times in 2025, leading to about 1,660 cleared catalytic converter theft cases, a repo
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by lostlogin 18d ago
I'm not happy to have any of my money go to Russia (Yandex). The number of US companies I support is usually queried, and I do avoid several of them too. It's certainly tested my will more than more than I expected - Kagi is an am
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by lostlogin 18d ago
What a thread. Maybe there is hope for the internet?
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by lostlogin 18d ago
When I used Kagi, my favourite feature was pinning Wikipedia to the top of all results.
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by lostlogin 19d ago
This is the difference and why smashing up rocks doesn’t get the same result. Round sand is nicer. You can probably engineer the sand somehow but it’s going to be costly.
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by lostlogin 19d ago
The reality I would have been simple and boring. Corruption all the way down.
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by lostlogin 20d ago
In the last week I’ve had a madman yell A.I. ‘facts’ at me as he tells me how to do my job. I’ve had employees forward A.I. generated text instead of doing the work properly and had a former employee send A.I. generated letters pleading for
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by lostlogin 20d ago
> Data centers need concrete, copper, DRAM, SSDs, and labour. That alone will cost more than 33%. Surely the land is a double digit percentage of their budget? I know they build in the middle of nowhere, but even then.
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by lostlogin 22d ago
I’m on a MacBook Pro. Using a combo of Terminal, Apple Remote Desktop or Screen Sharing (from desktop, command K, VNC://<IP> then connect. It’s pretty good. To be clear, it’s not ever supposed to be a primary. It just become
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by lostlogin 22d ago
> that this requires a full shutdown The mini sips a truly tiny amount of power. I wonder what the smallest/lightest UPS could could bundle it with would be. But at this point.. you’ve got a shit laptop.
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by lostlogin 22d ago
The wired network connection is just so good. But the couch is just so comfy.
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by lostlogin 22d ago
Apple Remote Desktop is very usable. I have a headless mini and have managed to fool myself about which machine I’m on, over WiFi.
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by lostlogin 22d ago
> I do wonder if my next computer should be a Mac Studio Would you get away with a Mini?
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by lostlogin 23d ago
The answer varies depending on the day.
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by lostlogin 23d ago
It can be confusing to follow who the rivals are. Russia and North Korea are friends and Canada is the enemy. China seems more liked than Canada.
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by lostlogin 25d ago
> That’s the point. He wants to crash the monetary market and he has allllll the investments in digital currencies, ai, data centers, energy, computation & weapons. I think you’re giving him too much credit. He is just a mouthpiece f

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