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birdiesanders

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    Comment #43785448

    Oh wow. That’s wild.

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    Comment #43736644

    Trunked is essentially useless to HAMs, and we never really use it much. We have essentially everything that trunking was meant to solve for a company; large pre-authorized spectru…

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    Comment #43647124

    I’ve learned that people on this site don’t understand cannabis very well.

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    Comment #43419634

    Exceedingly close to zero people are at risk no matter how severe my mistake, because I build things that don’t carry risk.

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    Comment #43410943

    I installed Ubuntu for many people in their 80s. Give her some time with FF, you don’t have to remove chrome, just hand her FF. I bet she does just fine.

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    Comment #43055603

    Sheriffs are elected, and wholly part of the state govt. Cops can be more easily coerced by fed enforcement.

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    Comment #43020958

    The author has not seemingly considered the vastly different networking in wasm. You don’t have networking. There is an entirely different utility in these environments, containers…

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    Comment #42998348

    Only if you expect them to play by the rules. They have indicated they do not wish to do that.

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    Comment #42836514

    State subsidies. China will happily make up a loss for a company if it can take dollars away from US corporations.

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    Comment #42769413

    Building a homebrew interposer is truly impressive.

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    Comment #42731050

    How is being happy with someone’s job performance celebrity culture?

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    Comment #42707357

    Many people, millions of us, care very deeply about his legacy of shame and regret.

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    Comment #42696607

    That’s not what this says.

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    Comment #42647370

    I have been using the Quest 3 for work for a month and a half now, daily driving it as a trio of monitors for 6-10 hours a day. So far, no major complaints, but maybe we should sta…

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    Comment #42347276

    100%. Talos is wonderful.

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    Comment #42290876

    The Moderna spike and the Pfizer spike are both “inflated” by edits to the gene that cause some different arrangements of the protein structure that causes the spike to be more rig…

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    Comment #42290822

    The “dogma” is “information flow from proteins back to genetic material does not occur” not that proteins can’t transfer information. Regardless of considering “shape” as informati…

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    Comment #42276657

    This literally is the method of pricing used on Amazon and many other retailers, raise the price 20% and then offer a 15% discount is actually common as well.

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    Comment #42269973

    Dear lord, one mile per second and built outside of a corporate/science lab! Truly remarkable work.

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    Comment #42169767

    Better stay off my pallet wood, that is mine.

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    Comment #41643312

    This is not discussing vaults.

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    Comment #41257534

    I never connected the b-1 and the Valkyrie, either. That’s a fascinating thought, the B-1 is the Valkyrie that we had all along.

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    Comment #41080125

    My infra is this exactly. K8s managed containers that manage qemu VMs. Every VM has its own management environment, they don’t ever see each other, and they work just the same as u…

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    Comment #41045547

    Those are equivalent.

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    Comment #40958820

    You shouldn’t be working on the node OS for k8s dev work.