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Elixir6419

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    Comment #48427118

    one of the biggest issue i see is the devicetree nonsense. It makes every single laptop and bios version very unique and requires a lot of housekeeping. There are also big chunks o…

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    Comment #47854349

    I would love to go framework and the specs here look pretty awesome but 5g modem is a must have for me and they dont really have an option for that. I am guessing due to the antenn…

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    Comment #47063278

    I am genuinely curious where is the historical example where sanctions worked? Korea? Cuba? Their regimes are fine, their people are less so.

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    Comment #46677210

    US knows its power matters more than international law, UN chief. title needs to be fixed as above and becomes BAU.

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    Comment #44556333

    i am not sure about the OP or the motivation and I am not a Streak runner/mover myself, but I do see the appeal of it, that will keep someone moving and exercise more or less consi…

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    Comment #44317522

    if you pass formatter_class=argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter) you will get exactly that. shameless copy from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12151306/argparse-way-to...

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    Comment #44070485

    whatever happened to printing the passwords qr code. The tech might itself is interesting. My first thought was archival though. Storing whatever we have on paper archives.

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    Comment #43675698

    a quick google search tells me: - culture fit - language barrier - discrimination i think the biggest is problem is the culture fit.

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    Comment #43329700

    Poverty perception is relative. Most people judge their position on the poor/rich scale based on their sorroundings, rather than in absolute value. Also to the point on raising the…

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    Comment #43299303

    I am not sure it is the same. First of all the limitation in usage for a phone/laptop reduces the utility, but for a transportation device it is way worse. On phone/laptop you can …

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    Comment #43299096

    is that infra more expensive than preparing for the holiday events when half the nation decides to relocate to somewhere else and they need on the go charging? Not just the chargin…

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    Comment #43299030

    Why would you care if you can just go in and swap it again?

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    Comment #43263296

    It would be nice if instead of the fast charging problem the focus would be shifted to standardized battery packs, that can be field replaced. I don't really want to own 50-100kwh …

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    Comment #42993560

    > Sure that's great, not particularly helpful to the masses who misunderstand the tool. I worked as a network engineer for a decade receiving bunk MTR reports where people freak ou…

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    Comment #42989113

    Right, so control-plane packet rates are rate limited (to some definition of sane), but they are applied to all applications, traceroutes, pings alike. An argument could be made fo…

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    Comment #42976154

    It's one of the best tools to troubleshoot packetloss on the internet and generally routed networks. It gives you way more information than ping or traceroute could potentially giv…

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    Comment #42972149

    Todays matle.io had a few positions that were inconsequential to the mate itself and could be a lot of pieces other than the solution that could be reached through normal game so i…