In case you don't know, they explicitly use the term socialist to describe the Federation economy in SNW. I was wondering if ppl liked or hated it? I like it personally since it's not a dodge like "new world economy"
I think so, the federation is often seen and portrayed as close as you can get to a utopia (Since it's practically impossible to achieve a "true" utopia). They still have issues, make mistakes and wrong calls, and even some (albeit greatly reduced) crime.
So having more positive association/references for the term socialist, a term that most general people can have a connection with, cant hurt.
#OptGreen with #GNU/#Linux to keep your device in use! These machines will run beautifully for many years to come.
Not only wallet friendly, #upcycling keeps CO2 emissions out of the atmosphere. Ca. 75% of Apple's emissions comes from production alone (details in alt text).
It's worthless when you can't upgrade a damn thing, it's frankly unacceptable to produce a laptop with soldered RAM and a soldered SSD (with no expansion options)
Apple claims it's for speed and performance, which is technically true, but you're not going to notice that 10% difference between a good quality NVMe and some speedy DDR5 RAM
But you will notice when you try to save some money on base RAM and base storage and then realize, you can't upgrade shit a year or 2 later and your only option is to drop another couple grand for a whole new device
Famously, Oppenheimer and co worked out how close a nuclear bomb test would be to causing a chain reaction of nitrogen fusion in the atmosphere. They made a lot of worst-case-scenario assumptions and still came to the conclusion that no, a nuclear bomb test wouldn’t scour the surface of the world....
Amid China's struggles with excess manufacturing of various products, workers at a domestic auto plant are confronted with a tough decision regarding their employment....
If we're going to force people to work to live, maybe removing jobs due to automation isn't the best thing for society.
Well, it certainly isn't the least painful way, but it's probably the most likely path towards getting UBI. The government will have to do something when 50%+ of its population is unemployed.
There is an update on the Paramount takeover buzz that kicked off last month with David Ellison’s Skydance Media reported to have made an offer to purchase control of Paramount Global. A change in ownership for the company that owns Star Trek could have an impact on the future of the franchise.
I work IT and I can tell you, having worked with Oracle stuff, that anything even distantly indirectly involved with Oracle is shit or will become shit. It’s definitely going to be worse than Paramount.
The only thing that would be worse than the spawn of Oracles co-founder, is a private equity firm that was also mentioned in the article as a suitor
I’ve heard that WDS is the standard for creating a wireless bridge, but I have since read on a number of forum posts that WDS shouldn’t be used anymore. This idea of it being deprecated seems to make sense, as it appears that it is not supported by another newer router that I have (tp-link Archer AX73). How should I go about...
If you want to spend as little money as possible, see if your router can support OpenWRT (The AX73 doesn’t, I’d get rid of it if you can and avoid any routers with Broadcom or Qualcomm chips in the future) and then you’ll have the Wireless Repeater mode. Use the AX73 as your primary and the openWRT one as the repeater node and you’re set.
If Ethernet between the 2 is viable, go with that instead
Yea Qualcomm is hit or miss (with more misses than hits) but never Broadcom, they never release drivers for their stuff without NDAs and lots of fees n shit (Fuckin assholes man lol). In fact you should avoid anything Broadcom, they recently acquired VMware and before the ink had even dried they announced they were revoking perpetual licenses to make people/business move to a subscription model.
But back on topic, WDS is a more full featured version where both the primary router and secondary ones are configured to bridge with each other. Kind of like a proto-mesh.
Wireless Repeater Mode, Wireless Bridge Mode, Extender Mode (There’s a lot of different names to it, confusing I know lmao) is a more pared down version, big difference is that the primary router is configured as a normal happy router and the secondary routers just hop on its WiFi signal as a client off one antenna and then rebroadcasts it off the other antennas (and through the Ethernet ports as well) all with the primary router unaware of the repeaters.
It’s been a long time since I’ve used this mode, but from what I remember, it’s under the AP mode setting (Where you would select AP or Router mode) you would select Repeater mode then configure the SSID name and Security settings exactly as the primary router. Sometimes there was a dedicated spot for this, sometimes you just set it on the normal SSID Security settings screen
You can have a lot of accounts open lol there’s no need to close your current CU account for the most part. Some banks/CUs do have minimum balances or a monthly fee if below that but lots don’t, just double check the terms for yours
I personally have savings accounts (And sometimes checking too) at like 3 CUs and a handful of banks lmao
I really don’t like Lower Decks. Before you downvote, I would never tell anyone it’s bad or that they shouldn’t like it. I just really can’t figure out why most people seem to like it so much....
Newliyish married, but the new reality is partner finished law school so going back to the DINK lifestyle. We live in NYC and are lucky to be in a rent regulated apartment. On one hand we realize it’s cheaper to stay there forever, but it’s not the most well maintained building the the amenities aren’t the best… Anyways,...
I kinda want to give them the benefit of the doubt because that’s just odd it seems as if someone just fat fingered the 3, because 75-95 makes a lot more sense
Oct 17 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O) is preparing to bring Amazon.com (AMZN.O) as a customer for its 365 cloud productivity tools in a deal worth over $1 billion, news site Insider reported on Tuesday, citing an internal document and a person familiar with the matter....
Was it a good thing that SNW explicitly said the Federation is socialist?
In case you don't know, they explicitly use the term socialist to describe the Federation economy in SNW. I was wondering if ppl liked or hated it? I like it personally since it's not a dodge like "new world economy"
xkcd #2948: Electric vs Gas ( xkcd.com )
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Star Trek Is Showing More Love To Scott Bakula’s Enterprise ( screenrant.com )
How dense would the atmosphere need to be to result in a cataclysmic chain reaction during a nuclear explosion?
Famously, Oppenheimer and co worked out how close a nuclear bomb test would be to causing a chain reaction of nitrogen fusion in the atmosphere. They made a lot of worst-case-scenario assumptions and still came to the conclusion that no, a nuclear bomb test wouldn’t scour the surface of the world....
'Quit Or Accept Minimum Wage': Chinese Company's Ultimatum To 1000 Autoworkers As EV Sales Drop ( www.ibtimes.co.uk )
Amid China's struggles with excess manufacturing of various products, workers at a domestic auto plant are confronted with a tough decision regarding their employment....
Report: In Western Countries, 41% of the Jobs Done By Young People are at Risk Disappearing Due to Automation ( medium.com )
Skydance Makes Offer For Paramount Global; Star Trek Franchise Could Be Under New Ownership, Again ( trekmovie.com )
There is an update on the Paramount takeover buzz that kicked off last month with David Ellison’s Skydance Media reported to have made an offer to purchase control of Paramount Global. A change in ownership for the company that owns Star Trek could have an impact on the future of the franchise.
What's the proper way to create a wireless bridge between two wireless routers?
I’ve heard that WDS is the standard for creating a wireless bridge, but I have since read on a number of forum posts that WDS shouldn’t be used anymore. This idea of it being deprecated seems to make sense, as it appears that it is not supported by another newer router that I have (tp-link Archer AX73). How should I go about...
Should I leave my credit union over account interest rates?
TL;DR: Credit union account rates low, I moved, and even though the app and co-op network are great, not sure if I should leave....
Lower Decks: Can anyone tell me what I'm missing?
I really don’t like Lower Decks. Before you downvote, I would never tell anyone it’s bad or that they shouldn’t like it. I just really can’t figure out why most people seem to like it so much....
Newly-ish married. How to plan and save for home buying in NYC?
Newliyish married, but the new reality is partner finished law school so going back to the DINK lifestyle. We live in NYC and are lucky to be in a rent regulated apartment. On one hand we realize it’s cheaper to stay there forever, but it’s not the most well maintained building the the amenities aren’t the best… Anyways,...
Broadcom closes $69 billion VMware deal after China approval ( www.reuters.com )
Companies lower salaries in job postings as pay transparency laws take effect ( www.cnbc.com )
Tom Emmer withdraws from House speaker race hours after GOP nomination ( www.nbcnews.com )
Microsoft in talks to sign on Amazon as customer in $1 bln cloud tools deal ( www.reuters.com )
Oct 17 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O) is preparing to bring Amazon.com (AMZN.O) as a customer for its 365 cloud productivity tools in a deal worth over $1 billion, news site Insider reported on Tuesday, citing an internal document and a person familiar with the matter....