That's reflected in the linked article:
First, we know the reason a bike will continue on its path isn't just because of the force of momentum pushing it there. We know that because if you lock a bicycle's handlebars so that they can't turn, then the bike falls over, regardless of how fast it's moving. So part of this riderless bike phenomenon has to do with its self-steering properties.
Judging from the videos on their site, it has strong TGM vibes with the play field outline, colors etc. Guess I'll be trying it later
Buying XMR from exchanges with the money it would cost me to mine would result in me having 4 times as much XMR in the future at that value, so it's still not a viable proposition
They should stop him and ask him to squat
Unfortunately, expected payout here is about 1/4 of energy cost with a machine from less than 5 years ago.
server owners
The only server owners in Discord are Discord themselves. They just let you use them so they can monetize your data.
Is there a good reason to use point releases on NixOS? I always used unstable and the support is less than a year for releases anyways. It's a nice sprint to get all components in a polished state, but then again unstable hasn't really disappointed in that regard either.
I found it especially funny that his initials are the same as Mike Tyson's.
The guy is an absolute gaming legend. Just figuring out so much about a single game on your own and then optimizing it to such a degree with all the randomness involved. Truly obsessed
Allerdings ist die Frage, ob diese Polder was geändert hätten und ob sie schon einsatzbereit gewesen wären.
Ist es das wirklich? "Handeln damals hätte ja vielleicht eh nix gebracht" ist ein sehr schwaches Argument. Wäre der damalige Grund gewesen, dass die Lösungen bis zum Eintreffen einer Katastrophe nicht fertig seien, hätte man die Leute längst evakuieren müssen und wenn sie nicht ausreichend gewesen wären, andere Lösungen vorschlagen. Sich jetzt die Frage zu stellen ist etwas spät, die verantwortlichen Parteien sitzen seit Jahren dort auf den Posten und reden erst das Problem weg und verhindern dann mögliche "Lösungen" (die aber eigentlich auch nur die Auswirkungen abschwächen). Wenn einer besoffen in ein anderes Auto fährt stellt sich ja auch nicht die Frage ob das nüchtern nicht sowieso auch passiert wäre.
How to make sure nobody wants to work for you. Kind of funny because I'd think these workers are in demand, plus if this goes to court, the hospital will most likely lose.
Also I hope that that the people who got fired still show up to work every day. In case they win on court, the clinic has to pay every day they showed up as if they fully worked - it only counts if you offer you work as an employee, if your employer declines, that's his fault. This is kind of important because this means they also have to cover social and health insurance retrospectively.
Cryptocurrency with Tor has unironically done more for drug safety than most administrations worldwide. I hate the framing "fake money for criminals" because while there are despicable crimes, not all of them use cryptocurrency, in fact USD was the most common last time I checked, OTOH what constitutes a criminal can be an arbitrary rule. Woman in Texas having an abortion paying with crypto? Fits the definition but I'm not sure people here would condemn it.
I'm not happy with how cryptocurrency turned out with the huge speculational bubble, NFTs, not even a huge fan of smart contracts but I think the idea of a decentralized and maybe even anonymous ledger is very much in the spirit of the fediverse.
lesscomes with all distributions I know