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Both.
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And yet, we spend all our time lecturing Third World countries and don't plant any real forests here. It's easy. Couple billion Euros and we replicated the entire Borneo/Kalimatan forest. THEN we can lecture others. Not befo
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> The lawsuit was originally filed in 2016 and widely discussed at that time. What was the "coercion" in 2016 about? Tin foil hats?
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Here in Europe, we destroyed our forests more than a millennium ago. Since then, we are profiting economically from all the agricultural land that destruction created. It made us rich. But we really don't like it when other people want
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Sure. But neither does the "spooky action at a distance". And we still can't explain it.
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Not really. Just show your mobile to a guy from the 16th century and see what he thinks.
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There is Clarke's 3rd law though: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarke's_three_laws
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And in between callbacks and asyncawait, it had Promises. I still often prefer those over asyncawait.
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Care to elaborate? Nothing I wrote was because of "bad blood" (whatever that is). In a society where, whatever you say, somebody is offended and claims some victimhood status in order to justify the being offended, it is hardly su
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Bezos isn't a 1%er. He is 1. Billionaires are way above the 1%.
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> I don't see anything wrong with MOVE... but why does MVC need to be dead? Because that's how to write headlines people click on. Controversy! Extreme positions! All or nothing!
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No, Bitcoin uses a simple chain, one after the other. GIT, as you may know, has branches. IOTA in a sense, does too, a lot of them. And again, this incident was caused by a Nodejs/NPM package, not by the IOTA tangle or protocol.
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On land or on a drone ship? I thought I've seen pretty much all of the landings, but can't recall a drone ship landing shown from an air plane camera. Especially with all the exploding rockets in the early days of landings. Do you
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That's just how you call P.R.China (Zhongguo Dalu), excluding the SARs (Hongkong, Macau) and, of course, excluding all the territories that China illegally claims from all it's neighbors (Taiwan, Japan's Senkaku Islands, Indi
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> What are they going to threaten TSMC with? Its a Taiwanese company. The US is pretty much the only country that helps Taiwan to continue to exist as an independent country (not officially, but in practice). If the US tells Taiwan to st
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If that ever really happened the way it was presented.
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That was a pretty "clever" part in the smear campaign. First declare him a "rapist". But that didn't cut it. So they made him a "Trumpist". And many people still believe it up to this day.
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Not really. "Tell a lie enough times and people will believe it". Sadly, that's still true. Even in people who consciously know that it was all lies. That's the human mind for ya.
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> Assange is an asshole. The smear campaign continues to be successful even in people who consciously know it was all lies. The human psyche is pretty "amazing".
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No idea if its "the same guy", but this is a link to an interview with the UN special rapporteur on torture about his investigation into Assange.
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So are cities. And?
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Question isn't so much "when" as it is "where". For now, the sats will depend on ground stations to signal relay, until there are enough satellites (few thousand) to have them communicate between them via laser.
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If I remember correctly, SpX is one of the few (only) who doesn't use explosives for their fairing separation or sat releases. Just some springs, because "they can be tested before the flight".
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Of all the different parts a ICBM is made of, I doubt that the warhead release mechanism is the most difficult.
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I've been watching SpX stuff for so many years now, I am pretty sure they would just say so if that was the case.
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Like we never saw the actual landing of the F9 on a droneship until very recently. I remember being very surprised when the camera suddenly DIDN'T stop working and you could actually see the F9 actually land.
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Some month ago they started to getting rid of it. Was just luck that they still have it now, when this NodeJS/NPM hack happened.
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Only that it had nothing to do with "the coin" but with NPM and its chaotic dependency system. What's bad about the tangle? Its like hundreds of interwoven blockchains. Pretty good idea. GIT too uses a directed acyclic graph.
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Pretty standard on many image boards nowadays. Though usually they would just call it .gif and it really is a mp4 or webm.
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Leave means leave and this is what leave means. UK voted for this and actions have consequences. Many others will follow. Hardly anything to get upset about.

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