mbs159

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by mbs159 2mo ago
A single protocol seems to be very limited, especially if your collection of music is purely physical, and for a lot of people it is
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by mbs159 2mo ago
> The real problem was almost no one had a CD player not even in their car! That's wild. Popping in a CD is part of the road trip experience!
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by mbs159 3mo ago
> Hell, when my kids were young, they weren't even allowed to be outside on the same side of the house that I was mowing. Why let them outside at all? An eagle could snatch them or something, you never know
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by mbs159 3mo ago
It's more reasonable to say that the russian people tolerate the war as long as it does not impact their economic situation over a certain tolerance threshold. Almost all of the fighters from the Russian side are on paid voluntary cont
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by mbs159 6mo ago
Well, you yiyrself did not provide any sources for asserting the argument that some of what is on Wikipedia is false
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by mbs159 6mo ago
Damn, this only validates the use of ad-blockers / sponsor-blockers even more
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by mbs159 7mo ago
> alternative keyboards in iOS feel second class in some ways From my experience the opposite is true. The iOS keyboard feels unintuitive and buggy whilst most alternatives just work.
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by mbs159 10mo ago
Though not an equivalent, the US has extradition treaties and various international agreements for surrendering a fugitive to a foreign country
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by mbs159 1y ago
You generally can't really pet a wild brown bear, since they are not interested in humans and would avoid you. You can't run away from it either, since it can outrun you easily
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by mbs159 1y ago
My comment was very rude, I apologize
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by mbs159 1y ago
The US military would be the defending force, though, which would put The People at a disadvantage. Pushing through the defenses of a multi-trillion dollar military with AR-15s seems unlikely. I don't even think that China's armed
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by mbs159 1y ago
What are the odds of winning against a tyrannical government that has UAVs, nukes, tanks, helicopters and jets?
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by mbs159 1y ago
Guess the government wasn't motivated enough to catch D.B. Cooper
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by mbs159 1y ago
> "Sir, those are just internet memes I've been sharing with a friend of mine" Then it is reasonable to assume that you can just show us these internet memes?
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by mbs159 1y ago
When it comes to providing direct links to PDFs of scientific papers, you can often run into paywall issues. Court decisions / rulings on the other hand do not belong to any publishers, so it's a different story
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by mbs159 1y ago
A lot of US citizens have been imprisoned for their political ideas, though [1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_prisoners_in_the_Uni...
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by mbs159 1y ago
> is legally permitted to execute me. Luckily not a single US citizen was ever executed by the US government
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by mbs159 1y ago
I will forever call it the Amazon Swindle now, that's hilarious
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by mbs159 1y ago
Perhaps a good idea would be a horizontal comparison slider for the non-enhanced and enhanced versions. Kind of like how it is in Topaz Gigapixel AI
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by mbs159 1y ago
As a fan of Theo, I think that his arguments in the Anthropic video were bad and he seemed very entitled. Instead of owning it during the backlash, he plays victim and literally tells fans who are suspicious to go fuck themselves - not a go
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by mbs159 1y ago
> Western writing has a very small character set If you include all of the Latin-script characters, Cyrillic, Greek, accent symbols and ligatures, you'd have over 300 characters, and that is a very conservative estimate
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by mbs159 1y ago
Many of the top US generals at the time thought that the blockade and imminent Soviet invasion would have been enough to force the Japanese into surrender. The land invasion comparison was propped up as a good "justification" for
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by mbs159 1y ago
But you do realize that in cabinet meetings after the atomic bombings, the bombings themselves were only scarcely discussed? It is unknown how much impact the atomic bomb had on their decision to surrender, but it is certainly only one of m
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by mbs159 1y ago
Sound monitoring device without any battery - kind of crazy. Reminded me of why I did not switch to a smart watch still - my current Casio battery lasts for 5+ years on a single charge!
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by mbs159 1y ago
TSMC in Arizona flew in many people from Taiwan due to shortage in local labor
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by mbs159 1y ago
Them being forced to do things due to the dictatorship is not a compelling argument, as people are forced to do things in Western societies too, via other external factors like risk of poverty and hunger.
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by mbs159 1y ago
Considering that it was ~8 US soldiers / day during the Vietnam war, it seems much worse
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by mbs159 1y ago
> And they know that Europe does not have much deterrent of its own right now so they're screwed without the US The EU has nuclear weapons, which is the ultimate deterrent
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by mbs159 1y ago
Border checks are pretty rare still
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by mbs159 1y ago
You can upgrade to Windows 11 LTSC Enterprise IoT - it has leaner hardware requirements, but also less bloatware

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