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Comment #49262146
This graphic says a lot: https://www.leonardocompany-us.com/hs-fs/hubfs/LPR/NF/eoc-pl...
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Comment #49249198
That is the minimum. If you were making a heavier product then you could add more overrun as a form of shrinkflation, its real.
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Comment #49246541
The thing about ice cream is overrun. How much air is in that half gallon today vs 30 years ago? I'm sure you are buying more air today.
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Comment #49218636
Well, I said "Find a rich life outside of work". In the article's conclusion, "once freed from the false satisfaction of believing we are changing the world with our day jobs, perh…
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Comment #49217079
I'm not sure that Hobbies are an existential threat. We had hobbies before the Internet too. It is the non-stop rat race that is the problem. Before cellphones and email we went ho…
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Comment #49103842
Startups exist to profit, not necessarily publish.
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Comment #48895370
> if the cops can watch everything you do all the time, there will be less crime I disagree there. If cops watch us at all times then more crimes will be prosecuted, think they'll …
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Comment #48895318
What is a dragnet? Why are dragnets illegal? Flock is essentially a private loophole that creates a nationwide dragnet.
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Comment #48649873
And we just can't capture the smell of those vehicles or the smell of gas stations of that time.
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Comment #48590070
The Defense Industrial Base is 10s of thousands of companies. May are small businesses. Many need to obtain CMMC Level 2, which has requirements for FIPS certified encryption. Our …
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Comment #48586536
Looks interesting, but likely lacks FIPS support which makes it an issue for companies that work with the government.
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Comment #48508152
Standing on the shoulders of giants, and falling off.
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Comment #48495080
Age out?
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Comment #48331776
The web needs more 'Get Bent' buttons.
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Comment #48287190
Humans?
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Comment #48239747
This treats all income like Labor income and completely ignores Investment income and long-term capital gains and losses. How I pay tax on my labor income doesn't have a lot to do …
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Comment #48155753
I valued the games and the time I spent playing them. Tons of people on handheld devices, that have little money for games, is a whole different world. Seems like gaming is a tough…
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Comment #48153679
I'm old enough to remember a time when you bought a copy of a game and played it locally. Most games were around $60 and we paid it. It is only more recently that someone decided t…
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Comment #48141977
VLANs would appear to defeat the ease of use aspect here. Plus that means you need managed switches, and know how to use them.
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Comment #48141207
Single WAN, Single LAN, is not actually what I would (or do) use for "home-based self-hosting". That hosted stuff gets its own network.
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Comment #48127444
Depends on the alloy. Just a guess, you had 304 stainless which will rust fairly easily in saltwater. 316 would last longer. Also it can be tricky to retain the corrosion resistanc…
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Comment #48066582
I add an extra elbow too, just to be sure.
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Comment #48053358
How does ignoring real harm help? Because it cost you less? https://www.clarity.io/blog/how-air-pollution-affects-childr... https://www.clarity.io/blog/a-closer-look-at-los-angeles…
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Comment #48053209
I'm not sure that most voters that have lived through smog in SoCal would vote for that. It is easy to decide that its okay to pollute a place where you don't live.
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Comment #48053172
Different geography/topology. https://www.clarity.io/blog/a-closer-look-at-los-angeles-inf...