ChipTuner
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Building software they don't like. Free, as in freedom. Low-level and server engineer: libnoscrypt, NVault, vnlib. Staff @GitCitadel https://geyser.fund/project/gitcitadel DM's don't work. Just tag me.
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Having an opinion on a problem doesn't fix the problem. Not expressing an opinion doesn't mean you don't care.
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20Brother I see almost that many IPs in an hour serving generic http git repos.
I have to drive through Frederick once and a while I might have to get one for the novelty XD
XD Yeah, sometimes specialists don't like being "bothered" with simple injuries so i think they can be dismissive so I'm glad that was not your experience! I'm waiting for an ultrasound, earliest won't be till the end of next month so I contacted my old PT (were friendly now XD) and he sent me tests measurements and PT manual for this type of injury so we're just gonna do that and hope all is well by the time ultrasound comes around. Doc basically told me what the injury was but wanted an ultra to confirm probably not a bad thing to have done anyway. Although If it is actually tendonopathy like we think it is, it will only get worse by then so had to start now.
What the EPA thinks I did for a living
Maybe. It was there, but it's taught between you and God. We don't speak of it except during confession where we do that in private and tell no one about it...
Would have to get the nostr math guy in here to teach me
If I'm seeing the section you're talking about, they address the opposite. I feel like Id have to factor or graph it somehow that equation to confirm what you're seeing. Algebra is not my best skill.
The magnetic flux density equation shows that the magnetic fields rapid decay is proportional to the inverse of the third power of the distance from the source.
Although they follow it with discarding the flux density equation. Which was a differential iirc so I'm not sure what simplified from they're using to describe it.
Well gonna move water from somewhere to another presumably. That pump doesn't seem big enough for a shallow well so. I'm thinking ground water for cleaning? Probably not drinking?
Over 12,000 horsepower of #steam in this video. No diesels were connected to 2102 for our trip uphill back home.
If you didn't know the Union Pacific 4014 (left side, right track) is the largest and most powerful active steam locomotive in the world.
Just want to meet a normie who's heard of nostr.
If you have a phone (smartphone).
Just pouring one out for half my follow list who are no longer here.
noscrypt v0.1.14 released
Notable changes are
- Removed about 275 unused sources/scripts from vendor packages (~400kb decrease)
- Further trimmed binary size on some platforms
- Fixed a minor latent bug in structure sizing when casting to buffers
- Improved unit testing and coverage
- Added a new standalone span.h library for safer buffer management (feel free to copy-paste within license terms)
- Improved fixed-time memcmp fallback utility
- Renamed and typofixed a few macros (with deprecation)
- Added VERSION files for each vendored dependency so consumers can verify the original source or packages
- Vendored packages updated to their latest stable version (no security patches affected noscrypt during this period)
Packages: vaughnnugent.com/resources/software/m...
Docs: vaughnnugent.com/resources/software/a...
pgp fingerprint: 07f2d7f31f0c759d44e27649c282eac569c07c91
That's it, you're response is just - bullshit you're retarded?
They see the options of. Well people are reluctant to give up any more of their money for a war, you want to win the war don't ya? Well printing it is a much "safer" way to extract money from citizens without pointing a gun at them.
I think we should have had a sound money system from the start
I'm not Keynes expert (and probably should consider catching up) but I don't think this outcome was a secret. I think they left a backdoor and every financial incentivized leadership class learned how to exploit it for their benefit.
The problem with sound money, is it's fair, it's equal. That's not tongue in cheek this time. The government will always see a reason to "borrow" money from it's people with little/no intention of paying it back. Almost always in the case of war. And it's something the people will _always_ concede to. Well you don't want to be taken over do you?
Recently read a bit about State Street and the US civil war, worth some exploring with something a little more verbose in comparison to the world wars where modern politics was in mostly full swing.
A very large part of the US civil war was currency, the value of it, and who could print it faster, or who had a larger printer.
It's highly appreciated :) Thank you
"borrowed"