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It is impossible for a datacenter to meaningfully heat more than the air in its immediate vicinity.
It would require entirely different chips with entirely different manufacturing processes.
Coincidentally, that’s a core belief of “the chosen people”.
But don’t try to dismiss me as some kind of an antisemite, I don’t think the Germans were sufficiently punished for their crimes either.
I know it’s not a pleasant subject, but it is possible to reason about these things https://www.popehat.com/p/we-should-talk-about-the-morality-...
When the counter hits e.g. 200, spam the user with notifications.
Cruel Israeli oppression motivates even children to resist them.
Israel then murders said children.
Obviously Hamas must be to blame for Israeli actions.
It probably speaks more to their own behaviour than anyone else’s.
But perhaps that just reflects the public/private split when it comes to quality of services
This is a deeply masculine take, Zuck would be proud.
This is such a widely known problem, I’m really surprised you’re not familiar with it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Officer-involved_domestic_viol...
“Never date a cop” is very common advice women will give to each other, has nothing to do with politics or being excessively online.
And doing so without a giant [SLOP WARNING] at the top is an asshole move, a decent person would never do so.
Does seem that actual journalists are already ridiculing this https://x.com/shashj/status/2067864292745961529
This is an entirely backwards way of portraying the situation. American evangelical Christians are by definition not based in the region.
They believe that they must supply Israel with the weapons it needs in order to bring upon apocalypse.
Okay, but in the US (for example) you simply can’t do that, and your details are already available to everyone for a dollar or two.
I’ll concede that “identity theft” could conceivably have a reasonable meaning in the context of e.g. Estonian digital identities where you could in a sense steal someone’s private key.
I love the trains, Gatwick express is downright brilliant.
> Also 2-4 months at best out of the year is not a great argument for public transportation not being the better option compared to cars and parking that don’t scale.
Temperatures in packed tube carriages are very high no matter the time of the year, the bodies of the passengers alone put out sufficient heat.
When the AC works, that’s fine. My experience is that it fails far more often than I’m willing to accept.
The border is in the North Channel today, so the bit about sovereignty clearly holds up.
Are you saying the GFA would have been reached through peaceful means?
What happens to the victims, who are now presumably left unidentifiable? How are they tracked if they can’t be identified? Do their families recognise them? How does that work if they were married, had children or something? Does the identity thief just take over their whole life?
As far as I know, “identity theft” is a boogeyman invented by the banks. Traditionally, when someone would go to a bank and get a loan by pretending to be another person, we just called it “fraud”.
The banks realised that it would be nice to get you to feel some responsibility when they get defrauded, so after a bunch of focus grouping they came up with this new term to imply that you are somehow also a victim when the bank gets defrauded by someone else.
This kind of pro-cop propaganda placing them above the law is disgusting.
Cops should go to prison for illegal raids. Some behaviour needs to be severely punished.
This kind of betrayal of trust is one of the most severe crimes one can commit against society, the punishments should be equally severe.
Your point of view is not legitimate, and you deserve to be ridiculed wherever you go.
> When did asking for better evidence, or bringing up side effects, or Absolute Risk, suddenly become things that we cannot discuss on HN?
Because vaccine skeptics do not engage honestly on these things, they wouldn’t be vaccine skeptics if they did.
This inherently affects how outsiders will view gamers, which is why GSK branding themselves as such is a mistake.
The metro in Prague is indeed good, it’s just not a big city.
Zurich also has excellent public transport, but it’s really a village at best.
Madrid has Barcelona beat, but still occasionally suffers from a lack of air conditioning frequently leading to absurd temperatures.
You are describing an experience which couldn’t be further from the norm in Europe.
Are you really going to tell me that the average gamer is just as bad as the average internet user?
It’s kind of hilarious to be having this conversation with “ептсука”, certainly a fitting name for someone who would defend gamers as nice people.
Unfortunately those implementations are far from the norm though, but of course all of these networks are seeing gradual upgrades.