lime!

what you’re describing is known as “expert agencies”. non-elected experts work together to suggest courses of action for the government on their assigned topic. since they are not elected, they can not make decisions, but they can draft bills for parliament to vote on. hey also do studies on request of other branches.

you may have heard of some of these agencies, like the FDA, EPA, CDC…

ish. if your boot priority is set to windows first and it decides it needs to repair the bootloader it can wipe other oses from the boot order.

from this close, they always look like landscape.

bin laden. like, they fly away with stuff from bins.

full circle: the screenshot is in swedish

can i like get one of these from the state, or

tank battle!

why the hell they didn’t port all the multiplayer modes of cbfd to xbox will always be a mystery to me. it was the multiplayer console.

those sailing boat keels are lead-filled (at least at the bottom) and hydrodynamic so that the force of the running water pushes it back to center. it’s a lot easier to capsize a boat like that when it’s not moving.

anyone using map, filter, reduce, or anything in itertools or functools?

only github users. git itself doesn’t have PRs, and other forges call them different things. gitlab calls them merge requests, pico calls them patch requests…

pass and continue are absolutely not equal (pass is a noop, and python has a continue keyword that does what you think), and switch is called match like in many other languages. except is weird though.

holy shit

yeah but on other sites that gets removed. if you’re blockchain-backed, it stays online. also, most places remove hate speech. if you’re a “free speech absolutism” platform, guess where all the nazis are gonna go.

problem with odysee is that it’s full of nazis so nobody wants to use it. like literally, one of the first videos that comes up is from the nordic resistance movement. and since it’s based on the lbry blockchain illegal content can’t be removed, only hidden from the frontend.

currently i have projects going in python, go, rust, lua, zig, gleam, shell, and c#.

i don’t get much actual work done.

no. i don’t pretend to even begin to understand how the prototype at wardenclyffe was supposed to work. i do remember that it supposedly used the atmosphere as a transmission line, but whether that meant bouncing the signal off of it (meaning it was radio based) or somehow charging it (meaning it was static based) i couldn’t tell you.

it’s not a news video.

tesla’s idea was global wireless power. no idea what his efficiency numbers were though.

it does say on the site for the device that it draws 100W, but in the video he says that there is a 10W minimum draw, so i’m assuming it goes up from there

i’m doing video courses all day, so 5