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Atomic

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  • California’s New Bill Requires DOJ-Approved 3D Printers That Report on Themselves

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  • It is specifically trying to prevent people from making firearms that is not detectable with a metal detector. You are allowed to create your own firearm. As long as it is detectable with a metal detector.

    I'm not here to argue their method of enforcement. I'm just saying what the purpose is.

  • California’s New Bill Requires DOJ-Approved 3D Printers That Report on Themselves

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  • What the "ban" is trying to achieve. Is prevention of firearms undetectable by metal detectors.

    Though I'm not sure why that is important seeing as the bullet (as a whole) consists of lead, copper, and brass. But I suppose it can be argued it's a lot easier to sneak through a bullet than a firearm.

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  • No. You managed to screw that one up too. I did wonder why there was an allergy warning for eggs, on the egg package at my grocery store. But I now understand there are those that need that clarification. God bless.

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  • Guy pick posts from "all>hot". Is then upset that he's seeing all posts from all communities.

    Did I understand that correctly?

  • In a blind test, audiophiles couldn't tell the difference between audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud

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  • I did use a winding contraption. I don't hate it because it's annoying to remove. I hate it because it's terrible for the animals that get injured by it.

  • Given the obviously wide reaching implications of the Epstein files why arent other world governments demanding access or copies?

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  • The amount of people saying it's because other world leaders and businessmen are implicit are idiots.

    Not because that can't be the case. But because it has nothing to do with how this works.

    There is no legal basis anywhere for such a demand. Even if you can prove that one of the victims is from your country. That doesn't give you the right to access their investigation. It doesn't give you the right to conduct an investigation inside a forgein country.

    You can make a request. They might say yes, they might say no. But that's all you can do. Demands are different from requests. Demands have an implicit "or else" attached. It's not something you throw around lightly.

    one: because it makes you look weak, and two: you need to be able to back it up if they refuse. EU is not going to start another round of trade-war with the US over their child trafficking ring. It's not our problem. It's theirs.

  • In a blind test, audiophiles couldn't tell the difference between audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud

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  • I know I has nothing to do with your story. But I just spent the weekend removing barbed wire fencing. And I just want to say, fuck barbed wire. Whoever thought it was a good idea to put that shit up should be wrapped in it and pushed down a steep slope.

    And by whoever I mean my great grandfather. But also everyone else involved. All the way to the factory making it.

  • BMW’s Newest “Innovation” is a Logo-Shaped Middle Finger to Right to Repair

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  • There is a really, really simple solution to this problem. This might sound crazy, but hear me out. Maybe don't buy their cars? Not like there's a lack of competition.

  • BMW’s Newest “Innovation” is a Logo-Shaped Middle Finger to Right to Repair

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  • It's almost, as if the article answers that question with a resounding "no, that's not going to help either."

    But the novelty wears off the moment you consider the physics. Because this head prioritizes branding over utility, neither the bit nor the screw head can withstand the torque of a standard Torx or Hex fastener. The result? Broken bits, stripped screws, and more time spent on what would otherwise be a simple task.

  • Winter Olympics in crisis as athletes deplete entire stock of 10,000 free condoms

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  • You have thousands of athletes, who are in the best shape of their lives. 20-30 years old. It's hardly surprising they hook up with eachother.

    I don't think they grab them for the logo. I'm pretty sure they are being used, frequently.

  • Food firms urge Europe not to ban calling non-meat products ‘sausages’

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  • I don't know. We all have different words for "sausage" and different cultural attachments to them.

    In Swedish, the word for sausage, "korv" is widely used (albeit informally) as a word describing the shape, and not necssesarily the product.

    Hot dogs are in the section of sausages at least, but the meat % is almost always on the front of the packages. Which for "hot dogs" is ~34%. I don't know who buys them. Personally I go for the 70+

  • Google criticizes Europe's plan to adopt free software

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  • Don't forget the Europe that told apple to fuck off with their own charger bullshit.

    I remember when every single phone had their own charger. It was not fun.

  • Real Nazis

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  • Good thing that those who didn't want to vote for either party have mentioned their reasons over and over so we don't have to guess what they might or could potentially say.

    We know what they said. And it's not the latter.

  • Real Nazis

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  • Here's the thing, when both of your parents beat you within an inch of your life, you COULD be saying that both are bad and you don't want either of them to have custody.

    Or you could be saying both parents are great and you love both of them. That you're sure either of them will do an equally good job of raising you, so it doesn't matter who gets custody.

    And if you don't feel that way, you have to pick one!

  • Nvidia might not have any new gaming GPUs in 2026 — and could be 'slashing production' of existing GeForce models

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  • I think it'll have the opposite effect. Knowing the hardware won't change in the next year, they don't have to worry about making it compatible with the new cards. They can focus on building upon what they already have.

    And as someone that helped pick out a fantastic PC for my little cousin in dec last year, she paid ~500$ for pretty decent hardware, and so far, she hasn't found a game in my library her PC can't handle. Including "wh40k Space Marine 2"

    There's plenty of hardware for younger people that want to get into the hobby. You don't always need the absolute latest.

  • Opposition to US has hardened in western Europe after Greenland threat, poll finds

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  • The US in a nutshell, Fool me once, shame on you, but teach a man to fool me and I shall be fooled for the rest of my life.

    No wonder European states and companies everywhere are looking into detachment plans. Germany is switching to Linux. And I'm sure they'll be able to sell their infrastructure and knowledge to other countries looking to make the switch as well.

  • Why Isn't News of Trump Building Vast Concentration Camps Being Treated as a National Emergency?

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  • You misspelled executed.

  • Why Isn't News of Trump Building Vast Concentration Camps Being Treated as a National Emergency?

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  • They're also imprisoned. Though to be fair, all languages are silly sometimes.

    But a more accurate word to describe them might be captives, rather than prisoners. But both are correct

  • Ukraine Just Got a Brand New Fleet of 49 M1A1 Abrams Tanks and America Isn’t Happy

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  • The reason US isn't "happy" is because they are worried the tanks will be unsustainable by Ukraine. They require more fuel than other tanks for one. That's not a major issue for the US because they got plenty of oil themselves. Ukraine on the other hand...