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by randomname93857 5mo ago
I remember constant grocery deficits, no meat, no cheese, etc in groceries. and all other kind of deficits. But there were rotten potatoes, and 2 types of bread! Glory to our leaders! fun times, you say.
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by randomname93857 7mo ago
I drive long distance weekly on my gas car. Full tank in summer (+20C) gives me 520 km, while in winter (-20C here) I get 430-440 km. I noticed it on my current and previous cars. Maybe it's thicker oil and worse car efficiencies in wi
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by randomname93857 11mo ago
well, if we look at in-memory processes or kernel, or on data on HDD disk tracks, it's kinda also awfully resembles spaghetti :)
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by randomname93857 1y ago
>> Imagine how many companies would not take off because there’s no one to implement the founder’s idea... Why should we do imaginary stats with narrated conditions? America striven on startups well before H1B became expanded so much
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by randomname93857 1y ago
Yeah, with help of KGB. What could possibly go wrong? It could become as democratic as Cuba. In best case. Or take path of other countries with exported communist revolutions, like North Korea, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam. You just don't k
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by randomname93857 1y ago
We do see the signs and reports, you just have to look. LLMs are being adopted to warfare, with drones or otherwise, there is progress there, but it's not currently at the level of "substantial difference". And 5 years is hug
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by randomname93857 2y ago
When fermenting foods, use water from good source (e.g. bottled water), you must boil water with salt (,sugar, spices ) first, let it cool, and then add it to cleaned, well washed vegetables or fruit. Use clean glass container. Fermenting p
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by randomname93857 2y ago
>> What do you need to do and what do the (even audit) logs say about who performed an activity whenever administrative activity happens? By activity you mean who run some process? doesn't enabling audit on all execve, execveat a
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by randomname93857 2y ago
labor cost contributes to higher prices, but why we always ignore corporate America and middlemen contributions to price gauging?
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by randomname93857 2y ago
Is there anything like this list but for Azure?
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by randomname93857 2y ago
Nah, asteroid is not enough. you'd need to wiggle a couple or more large black holes in super close proximity. But who knows, may there be alternatives we are not aware of? Is it Higgs boson that gravitational field carrier particle ,
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by randomname93857 2y ago
would this help with your problem with modules, it's referenced on the book's page: https://www.stroustrup.com/module_use.html ?
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by randomname93857 2y ago
Sorry for deviating from OP subject -any pointers to a good (https/ssl) traffic analysis guide?
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by randomname93857 2y ago
>> Furthermore matter is just condensed energy, so why bother with some wonky immobile megastructure when you can just decay your everyday trash into pure energy. True, matter is an energy... however the only known way to convert matt
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by randomname93857 3y ago
>> countries like El Salvador moving to a Bitcoin standard Could you please list the countries that are moving to bitcoin, as you say?
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by randomname93857 3y ago
>>Because the best result isn't going to be from draconian punishments for CEOs. Why do you bring "draconian" punishment? Is punishment always draconian? Are the best results observed in places where crimes are not puni
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by randomname93857 3y ago
glad assembler is safe!
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by randomname93857 3y ago
But does that matter? if someone tried a software or a service and then terminated or quit that, then does that end-user agreement still applies in perpetuity? Let say I cancel a cable TV subscription or quit MySpaces, do I still really bou
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by randomname93857 3y ago
where do you live? I think any civilized country has many local ngos that help abused animals, or provide mental support for children or abused women, or support some medical initiatives, etc...
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by randomname93857 3y ago
They probably can do that much cheaper: just come up with two opposing conspiracy theories, and people will naturally divide into 2 camps and will eagerly kill each other.
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by randomname93857 3y ago
If we make corporate tax to e what it was historically normal, and tax the wealthy-wealthies to a reasonable level and close all ridiculous loop-holes, then it can be zero-sum. Or even profit.
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by randomname93857 3y ago
>>... that russian regime change wouldn't really change much on their side. there is more to this. The power there is usurped by a group of KGB officers, and they control all the government and power branches, etc (including even
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by randomname93857 3y ago
To provide full Sun shade, the shield should be at L1. and it should have the same angular size from Earth as the angular size of the Sun
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by randomname93857 3y ago
> overturning previous assumptions that competition and conflict were absent in hunter–gatherer societies just a question - could it be that these forts provided defence against wild life? I think mammoth, woolly rhinos, bisons, aurochs,
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by randomname93857 3y ago
And a surprisingly high number of people here are defending a false advertising. Wow.
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by randomname93857 3y ago
From what I've read, Each cell contains from dozens to a hundred+ mitochondrias. When cell splits then some mitos go to one child and some to another.
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by randomname93857 3y ago
I see, crooks look for new venues to rob people of hard earned money?
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by randomname93857 3y ago
So what? there are many things that you intentionally omit in presenting your point, right? Ukraine gave up it nukes (Budapest accord) in exchange for promise that US, Russia will protect Ukraine in case of war (Albeit that was botched) ,
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by randomname93857 3y ago
have you used just a fish oil or some fish oil derivative ( high concentrate of omega3, or DHA, etc)?
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by randomname93857 3y ago
Based on your comments and all the valid points above - are you working for some intelligence agency to make Russia looks good?

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