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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>I'll take real professional journalism over amateur internet commentary any day. This is a /r/selfawarewolves-tier post. Bravo. >Anytime I hear people generically blaming "The Media" for everything I just rol
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
The madness that is overlay networking and other brainfuck networking stacks that are normalized now due to Kubernetes and Docker are horrific. Moving to micro-VMs with each one having it's own unique IP and leveraging basic networking
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Florida outranks California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, etc. in public school education rankings. They'll fare better than those states for sure. [0] https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/public-sch
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Points 1, 2, and 6 are why every generation eventually figures out why suburbs exist.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Which is exactly why there's a gigantic push for gender ideology, whiteness studies, and other grievance studies. Those steeped in the ideology are truly uneducated and will vote for those pushing these beliefs. They're pro-open i
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
That probably explains everything! I've never deployed WordPress, but it's everywhere! Thanks
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>and the tendency of people to move out of states with laws that oppress them This is categorically false. More people are moving to states like Texas, Florida, and Georgia than states like California and New York. Blacks are moving in d
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Apache serving 21%?! What kind of websites use Apache in 2022? I haven't deployed a site on that dinosaur in over a decade at this rate. Nor have I used it as a reverse proxy in that timeframe.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>It feels like I'm reading a mentally ill extremelly schizophrenic write-up on the recent sudo vulnerabilities It doesn't feel like it, you are. You are reading a mentally ill extremely schizophrenic write-up on the recent sudo
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Guess the DoD couldn't find enough Emmas with two moms to fill their ranks. https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2021/05/20/comment-...
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>iT's NoT a PiPeLiNe PrObLeM! Opinion piece by leftist Karen Former editor at Woman's Day All pronouns welcome [0] "Here's your chance to nominate queer women and non binary people who are making an impact"
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>I asked a friend who just left med school. He laughed and said yes there's lots of evidence supporting this in his profession alone. I just asked a friend who is a professor of medicine. She laughed and said no there's no evid
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>I've noticed the poster in question has a tendency to incorrectly frame opinions as fact. Inconvenient facts that go against the narrative are not opinions.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>Er, no. Er, yes. >While you may believe what you wish, the scientific AND medical AND psychological community disagrees with your assertion. No they don't. "Scientific" is meaningless here, grievance studies are not sc
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>There's lots of evidence going back to egyptian times supporting the science behind this. No there isn't. There isn't any science behind this to begin with. >Unfortunately most people only see the surface level sound b
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Fifty years from now we'll look back at this time the same way we look back at Lysenkoism. Sad to see science has been so corrupted by the religion of Newchurch [0]. [0] https://www.devever.net/~hl/newchurch
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Except it's incorrect. The best system is a "ducted ductless" system that circulates and filters air throughout the house.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
There were multiple car lengths of room when the Tesla started merging. The other car was so far back it wasn't close to the blindspot. Americans do not adjust their speed or following distance to the conditions. They drive like they h
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Exactly this. Asking American drivers to do that is just too much apparently.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
The Tesla had its turn signal on for a solid 5 seconds before impact. I blame the asshole that was in the far left lane going way too fast and not slowing down (just letting off the accelerator when the Tesla signalled would have prevented
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
That is incorrect. The EU/UK are on 230V at 50Hz at residential service entry. The point does not stand.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
That is incorrect. The EU/UK are on 230V at 50Hz at residential service entry.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Voltage to residential main electrical service panels in the United States is 240V. Major appliances run on 240V circuits. So when you install a 400A panel in the US, it's 400A*240V which is 96,000W.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
In Africa for sure. People kept digging up phone lines and phone infrastructure to sell the copper. Service was always down, or spotty at best. Cell sites were easier to secure (they're defended like military installations, razor wire
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
Induction > gas any day of the week. Early induction ranges definitely had quality problems, but now even an average induction range is super nice.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>Well, if you want to know why some people are rear ending a Tesla, it's because it's far more unpredictable than a human driver. How unpredictable is a solid 5 seconds of the Tesla signaling it's lane change then slowing
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
It's extremely "progressive". This is expected behavior for leftist baizuos. So common it's become a meme [0]. [0] https://img.ifunny.co/images/e73e5a1bb4730d79965d1a4860878e5...
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
This isn't true. Fittings are built to a standard spec, and things like PVC and PEX fittings are relatively brand new.
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>If I collect the dust from your car, I can (in abstract) place where it's been with 99% accuracy too. If you picked the dust from a person you could make this exact same discovery. >That doesn't mean if it has pollens from
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by throwawayacc3 4y ago
>In fact, the genetic variation within a racial group is often greater than the variation between racial groups, meaning that people who are considered to be part of the same race can be more genetically diverse than people who are consi

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