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When averaged over 24 hours, probably.

Thanks, Claude

>If it just takes a few hundred rich people meeting up a few times a year A few hundred rich people and the world's politicians. Having secret off-the-record meetings, yes.

There are a ton of legitimately free IPTV streams. You can watch them through most media players like VLC without having to download anything shady. https://github.com/iptv-org/ipt…

Spore forming bacterium are notoriously resistant to most ways of killing them. There's even a species that can resist radiation amounts that are 1000x the dose needed to kill a hu…

https://www.wikihow.com/Add-Cards-to-Apple-Wallet

With Nordea, you get a code book full of one-time codes.

From their site: >It is not possible to send Wero payments to friends & family via a web browser or on a computer https://support.wero-wallet.eu/hc/en-us/articles/25599074240... So…

Remember Tay AI? https://knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/sites/tay-ai

>Our pricing is clear and merchant-friendly: a small percentage fee with built-in caps https://wero-wallet.eu/e-m-commerce So they charge a fee, but they don't specify what a "smal…

Does anyone know if a torrent is available? I think it would take quite a while to download 1.5tb from their servers.

I would change it to "the expected natural life of the author" which is their birthday + 85 years. Regardless of whether they actually are still alive past that date.

>what other possible explanation is there for someone putting a PIN visible on their phone that wipes it while crossing a border? For thieves, obviously.

>Remember what happened to Aaron Swartz He killed himself before the trial even began. I think he would have won the case if he actually went through it.

The Starcraft map was called Aeon of Strife.

Yes, if you click the extension menu, there's a button that says "Always Open This Site in..."

uMatrix handles this by allowing you to add whitelists on a site by site basis.

At least with Github you did. What did you think would happen handing your data to a company owned by Microsoft?

We should rewrite all Rust code in Python. Not for any technical reason. I'm just sick of the Rust cult at this point.

The Atlantic Council and RAND corporation both report on this. https://www.rand.org/topics/taiwan.html https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/content-series/atlantic-coun...

Those are probably 50-60 hz flickering from the mains frequency rather than PWM. (Or 100-120 hz due to the rectifier). Actual PWM ICs drive LEDs over 10,000 hz, which is truly impe…

DuckDB is a OLAP database. Its optimized for batch analytics, not for individual transactions. Its great for data science work, but I wouldn't use it for a production system.

There's no need to build them in Dallas. Just keep them near the shoreline. The only reason you have so many data centers in North Jersey is so high frequency traders can make thei…

Completely serious. Sea water cooling for data centers is already in use here in Helsinki. And water temperature in the Gulf of America doesn't seem to go above 30 C even in the su…

That's not really a claude-ism. Its an important requirement for a many asynchronous tasks.