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L_226
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Comment #48733678
Reminds me of Lord Vetinari from Discworld, reading sheet music instead of listening to adulterated performances by fat sweaty men squeezing the music through some tubes. Executing…
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Comment #47934275
yes, but that is not the point. The point is that countries pursued uranium reactors as a priority to produce plutonium for weapons. It did not / does not have to be this way, and …
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Comment #47933806
https://archive.ph/L1twq
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Comment #47933702
Do people really think that uranium consuming reactors that produce plutonium are the only type of nuclear reactors?
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Comment #47861140
You should check out Helion (direct to electricity) - https://www.helionenergy.com/technology/
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Comment #47814504
> our current star Looking forward to seeing the next one!
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Comment #47490806
I like the idea, how can I interact with the chats without scanning something or installing the app?
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Comment #47311909
> We're talking about hundred unit zergling swarms perfectly dodging tank shells. Exactly the reference I was thinking of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKVFZ28ybQs
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Comment #46991573
As someone who does systems engineering, the only valid requirements include the word "shall".
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Comment #46868484
AIRMO | FE, FS, ML engineers | Luxembourg | ONSITE AIRMO is a European climate-tech company using space and airborne technologies to monitor greenhouse gas emissions globally. Our …
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Comment #46785079
Guess who? https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/international-relations/1...
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Comment #45898019
The Indonesia comment was a bit of cheek, I totally concede that it would be disastrous for them. However, I don't think that a conventional invasion is too far fetched IFF USN ass…
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Comment #45887153
> For the Five Eyes(Canada, US, UK, Australia, NZ) that don’t ever need to worry about conventional invasion Australia is extremely at risk of conventional invasion, their current …
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Comment #45847431
Is Troy rotating out old breaches? Because I have 2 email addresses that were definitely part of leaks (I got notified by the parties that were hacked), and one of them used to sho…
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Comment #45801107
AIRMO | Embedded SWE, Electronics Engineer | Berlin - onsite | Full-time At AIRMO we're building the single source of truth for GHG emissions data, starting with methane. We are de…
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Comment #45747133
Yes - and the consumer is choosing to buy this product. You can't claim that the vendor should change the product after it has been purchased. No I don't think it is overreach, I t…
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Comment #45746642
See my other reply to sibling. If this is how you operate, you are welcome to purchase or build hardware that better reflects your needs. Forcing a private company to modify their …
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Comment #45746598
and you are welcome to buy a hackable tablet to run a browser or desktop app and use that for all your comms. This is not how most people work though :) The far far worse issue is …
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Comment #45746316
> The fact that mobile phones aren't yet just a standard type of portable computer with an open-ish harware/driver ecosystem that anybody can just make an OS for (and hence allow a…
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Comment #45744274
Spoiler; it's about content moderation rather than child protection [0], and it doesn't work [1] [0] - https://arxiv.org/pdf/2505.10588 [1] - https://me.mashable.com/digital-cultur…
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Comment #45646077
SpaceX is testing a weapons system for clandestine assassinations /s