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drop_database_run t1_jdg988c wrote
Reply to comment by knowah1 in Twitter to Revoke ‘Legacy’ Verification Badges in April, Leaving Only Paying Subscribers With Blue Check-Marks by 08830
Thank you for the laugh
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Reply to comment by Joates87 in Student built satellite launched by SpaceX and powered by 48 AA batteries and a $20 microprocessor shows a low-cost way to reduce space junk by DukeOfGeek
That space junk will eventually eliminate itself, this does eliminate space junk faster as in my example above it does mitigate the total amount of stuff in orbit. It isn't wrong, it's just not right in the way you were hoping. Short of making a space garbage truck this is the way forward
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Reply to comment by CovertLeopard in Student built satellite launched by SpaceX and powered by 48 AA batteries and a $20 microprocessor shows a low-cost way to reduce space junk by DukeOfGeek
They're testing the tech to reduce space junk, if it works cube says (generally considered disposable) won't spend 30 years in orbit. Yes it will be space junk, but it is a test that will mitigate space junk in the future.
Ex. Sat A has a life expectancy of three years, it will be in orbit for 25-30 years. Sat B also has a life expectancy of three years but will only be in orbit for 5 years.
If these satellites are replaced on schedule, there will be 10 Model A in orbit with one functioning verse 2 (maybe 3) model B in orbit at any given point over the same time frame
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Reply to How good the US will be for living in future for those who will be earning decent?? by [deleted]
We have our problems with corporate greed and government corruption. It's trending towards a tipping point, but to actually win we need new politicians on both sides, RNC's trending towards Christian nationalism and the DNC's trending towards central distribution and surveillance if the citizenry.
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Reply to comment by iobeson in Drawing the line between positive use of technology and degeneracy by [deleted]
I think that is his point, you can be a lazy bum if you want, but if we all become lazy bums that rot in our sheets we will go extinct. So where is the balance point? Where do we put the line that maintains society? Murder bad. But we can clone someone so it's fine, just a lengthy respawn. But they begin killing people faster than we can clone them, now is this where we draw the line? Or despite the cloning/respawning do we continue to outlaw murder?
Not arguing for its legalization, I just feel like it's an argument that proves a point
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Reply to comment by Shavethatmonkey in Fact-Checkers Are Scrambling to Fight Disinformation With AI by bil-sabab
No, I was in the service, x happened yes, the reason was a lie. Most reports for public release are half truths.
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Reply to comment by Shavethatmonkey in Fact-Checkers Are Scrambling to Fight Disinformation With AI by bil-sabab
Ah yes the official narrative is always true. You can believe every word of it a half truth is the very best uncle Sam can do
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Reply to comment by ericneo3 in Japan setting up rapid-response unit to counter disinformation by Wagamaga
Pyongyang sucks, communism blows, Dennis Rodman doesn't know, ...
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Reply to comment by theWunderknabe in Accepting Science Fiction by Exiled_to_Earth
>Yet we don't really interfere because it doesn't actually inflict us in any way.
The cost of intervening outweighs any benefit we would receive. Now should some other factor arise requiring intervening in a nation such as China, were going to get what we pay for
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Reply to comment by RanCestor in Embrace what may be the most important green technology ever. It could save us all by filosoful
My name is Alex Hawthorn, and I Amy be a smuggler, but that doesn't make me good at sharing
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Reply to comment by filosoful in Embrace what may be the most important green technology ever. It could save us all by filosoful
Lunar gateway food supply: solved
An interesting idea of it can be used to create non perishable disaster/ famine relief supplies. Would the next step not be integrated hydroponics facilities to reduce our overall sprawl in first and second world nations?
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in A recently submitted paper has demonstrated that Stable Diffusion can accurately reconstruct images from fMRI scans, effectively allowing it to "read people's minds". by iboughtarock
We call those people "useful idiots" -Joseph Stalin