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deftnerd
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About deftnerd
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Comment #44371487
Civilian uses? Perhaps not, but Iran has always wanted to have a respected navy. Compact nuclear reactors like the type used in submarines with nuclear reactors for their power pro…
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Comment #36614905
I am a big fan of The History Guy ( https://youtube.com/@TheHistoryGuyChannel ) He's very affable, good voice and cadence, and it's enjoyable even in an audio-only format. He's als…
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Comment #30399400
Many of The HN clients that I use have their own bookmark system that doesn't actually trigger the bookmark feature on the website. It makes bookmarking a totally local client feat…
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Comment #30216831
This seems disingenuous to me, but my personal experience with Coinbase colors my opinion. I had my Coinbase accounts canceled more than 5 years ago. Despite my merchant account wi…
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Comment #29013189
I live in Ithaca, and Cornell is about to start drilling a test borehole in the coming year. Once the borehole is completed and some tests made, they'll drill a pair of production …
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Comment #28769289
It looks like a group at the University of Exeter is working on that exact plan. "SeaCURE harnesses two natural properties of the ocean that can circumvent this problem. (1) The am…
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Comment #27774872
Well, there also incidents about 5 years of people making vape juice with Diacetyl, a food additive that gives a creamy buttery taste. Turned out that while it was food safe, bring…
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Comment #27560555
You do make a good point. It makes me think of the occasional video of a registered nurse standing in front of a City Council saying things like vaccines cause Autism, or the COVID…
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Comment #27463585
I didn't know that was a Kodi feature. It's actually enough for me to consider migrating away from my Plex setup, or at least running them in parallel.
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Comment #27374218
I disagree. The truck going through the crowd model requires a sacrificial group member. In our country, the lack of terrorist group members makes their individual value higher. th…
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Comment #27158903
One of the other issues that your comment shines a light on is that police often book someone under multiple charges. A safe one that the person is likely to be able to be convicte…
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Comment #27106114
I remember reading about a year ago how thieves have been seen using BLE scanner apps walking through parking garages looking for computers and phones to steal. Even in "sleep stat…
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Comment #26956163
From what I understand, ransomware insurance is already a thing. With the policy you get someone who negotiates the price and pays the ransom directly to the ransomware gang, which…
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Comment #26831707
It's getpocket.com, actually. The io one is just a domain for sale. You know, I was furious about the pocket integration and partnership when it first happened almost six years ago…
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Comment #26812551
It's a feature on some money counters, which seem like something banks might use at the end of the day to check the balances in the drawers.
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Comment #26785643
This looks very promising. I use several self-hosted solutions to handle several of the things this provides. The one thing that will keep me using Monica instead of this is the ab…
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Comment #26717214
Cloudflare lets you create custom error pages [1]. I would recommend making one for any geo-restricted pages. The benefit is that you can emulate your site theme and have an opport…
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Comment #26690230
I find it interesting that there were spikes of readings at certain times of day and night. Coupled with the information that the apartments have a VoC barrier, my intuition is tha…
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Comment #26605730
Nuclear power is expensive and complicated, but not inherently so. A lot of the causes of the problem is political decisions and bureaucratic processes. There are many designs for …
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Comment #26598808
I think it might just be a way for staff at embassies to make some money on the side. Embassy employees are allowed to import vehicles without paying import duties or taxes. Buying…
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Comment #26546190
Because controversial campaigns are usually not welcome on other platforms. Niche platforms that court those kinds of controversial campaigns exist, but they struggle to stay alive…
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Comment #26546160
I get that you're trying to say that Ransomware is a kind of evolutionary pressure to force IT ecosystems to adapt and improve, but that's far from saying it should be legal. It's …
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Comment #26545295
I had a business idea last year that would take advantage of a similar concept. Basically, it would be like GoFundMe, but users could also pay money to defund a campaign if they so…
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Comment #26499950
They have scripts to import from Asana, Notion, and Trello https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/tree/main/import
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Comment #26476682
One possible use case of solar panels on a car in bright and hot environments would be running the air blower to continually replace the interior air with the exterior air in order…