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No way, 51nb wouldn't have done the X62 if we were alone.

Don't get my hopes up for a return of the X40/X60 form factor

It's not like we don't embellish and overbuild high priority state of the art facilities today. A well back then may have been quite a proud and precious thing you point your best …

> then that implies that about 99.9% of the US military budget -- and the entire known fleet -- is essentially a massive disinformation campaign Except that's not how the world wor…

The fediverse seems like a good start. Wikileaks should host their own instances of mastodon/diaspora etc, and we should stop participating in these centralized commercial enclaves…

> He was a gentle, troubled spirit that said the Gamer Word. Did he ever hurt or wrong anybody on racially motivated grounds? He jumped in front of a train after getting shadowbann…

> One notable example of this in our industry is Terry, who built TempleOS. Was Terry, he committed suicide while homeless in August 2018, after being horribly antagonized and mani…

> very unfortunate if he has schizophrenia but bigotry is not a symptom of it Terry Davis, the late schizophrenic author of TempleOS, had a number of racist rants and other bigoted…

If you buy physical gold, how does one go about converting that back into liquid cash without getting fleeced? Where do you sell it? I don't get the impression that pawn shops or j…

When people recommend buying gold, do they literally mean purchasing gold bars/coins and sticking them in a safe?

No worries, I was just curious to read about it.

That's pretty smart, using de-tuned aviation engines. But unlike what WalterBright is describing, these were appropriately reconfigured to not require high-octane fuel.

I couldn't find mention of anything else aviation-related in the per-tank pages, and the Maybach WWII engines page [0] doesn't speak to it either. Do you have any good references w…

> In WW2 the Germans fitted aircraft engines to their tanks, which worked great when the engines ran, but too often they didn't due to battlefield conditions. (Germany was also ter…

There's plenty of reporting to be found if you just search "munich linux". From the end of [0]: > At the time Munich began the move to LiMux in 2004, it was one of the largest orga…

Munich successfully pivoted to Linux for over a decade, then Microsoft Germany moved their HQ to Munich no doubt greasing many wheels in the process and Munich switched back to Win…

> this is not just a write-where, this is a full guest-to-host write-what-where Ouch.

> I was under the impression the bundle of insurer and healthcare provider would avoid these issues. It gets worse, bundling those two is the epitome of conflict of interests when …

I had loaded that page and didn't see one, I guess it must require javascript.

Strange for that wikipedia page to not contain a single graphic representation of what's being described.

I emailed pkg-ruby-extras-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org FWIW

> Debian Sid has Diaspora: https://packages.debian.org/unstable/diaspora , but Diaspora doesn't support ActivityPub: https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7422#issuecommen...…

Yikes, do you know of any activitypub-compatible implementations actually packaged by distros? gnu social perhaps? diaspora? I checked out Pleroma after seeing it mentioned on that…

It appears "Installing from source" is the only option? Are there no distributions packaging mastodon and its dependencies such that I don't need to have gcc/build-essential and pi…

Can anyone recommend a good and current guide on setting up and maintaining your own mastodon instance?