24gttghh

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811.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
This is very interesting, thank you for sharing!
812.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
The final theory in the article, #7: "Symbolic end of house" makes the most sense to me based on the refutations listed for the other theories...
813.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
An automatic lmgtfy link? How meta :) I find this tool to be subtely-less-insulting to the end-user than lmgtfy, especially if they don't happen to read the blog post where it says[0]: "Just send the link to anyone who takes up a
814.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Please keep us up to date! This is definitely a "try before you buy" sort of product for myself.
815.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
haha no I've never encountered such folks. I was being sarcastic when I put "patrons" in quotes, because the GP seemed to imply the only people to socialize with at a grocery were the cashiers.
816.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Paid to talk to you? What kind of dystopian grocery store do you go to?
817.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
There are these other people at grocery stores besides the employees, I believe they are called "patrons" to whom you may also converse with...
818.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Was about to share this as well. They are 802.3af PoE compatible now too. Not terribly expensive compared to those listed in the article, especially when installing 70+ in a hotel.
819.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Fibrous != only cotton. Numerous tree barks, coconut husks, vines, hemp fibers, etc., at least one of which can be found globally could be used. One would more likely make a milk or or other natural glue to bind the two halves which was mor
820.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Pencils were used for 300+ years before the invention of affixing an eraser to the end.
821.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
I refute it as follows: I could wedge a thin piece of lead in a cleaved branch, and tie it back together with fibrous material and make a pencil. Apparently I'm the smartest man alive /s This is more in response to the article tha
822.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Especially since 'to send it' in other sports like snowboarding or skateboarding means "to get air" i.e. freefall.
823.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
The cardboard and marbles would be the engine which drives self-awareness. The individual parts are not self-aware. But considering the size and complexity that would be required for such a feat of engineering, a very liberal estimate would
824.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Interesting. But if someone could remain anonymous, even with a profile being created for that "anonymous entity" and there is nothing tying that anonymous profile back to a real person, that would still seem to be private to me.
825.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Does anonymity not imply privacy?
826.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Well that helmet looks pretty ugly and has no venting. This paper-board honeycomb helmet looks better and is well vented.
827.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
I had assumed engine-braking will heat up the engine more and use more oil and increase general wear on the engine and reduce it's service life. New brake pads seem cheaper and more environmentally sound than having the engine serviced
828.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Even today, NYC's Five boroughs are <9 Million[0]. 1920 Tokyo: 3.7 million[1] 1950 Shanghai: 6.2 million[2] 1971 Mumbai: 5.9 million[3] 1921 Greater London: 7.5 million[4]; Inner London: 4.9 million Terms like Metro-area and Megalop
829.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Why couldn't a missile be fried in a bath of Microwaves like a drone?
830.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Yes, some cell phone use/distracted driving is allowed for adults in most states[0], but most states do not allow 'young drivers' to use a cell phone at all[1]; and texting is specifically banned or partially banned for all d
831.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Here is a more up-to-date map from 2014[0]: [0] http://www.btselem.org/download/201411_btselem_map_of_wb_eng...
832.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
I would reckon not all (even most?) on the list had +10million inhabitants 100 years ago.
833.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
I appreciate it was changed, despite my snark. Thank you.
834.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Clickbait. Title should read: "HP Unveils its [1] First-Ever Mini Workstation" It's certainly not an Industry first, nor a "World's First" as the press release claims. [1]Based on publicly available informatio
835.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Fair enough :)
836.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Onboard precise clock, very accurate ground/airspeed gauges, heading tracking would get you pretty close. Maybe not laser-guided close, but hey what are cluster-bombs for?
837.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Right. This would specifically inhibit things like GPS guided cruise missiles, not laser-guided or maybe even radar-guided munitions.
838.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
From the OP's article-First stanza: "...the Pole-21 anti-missile jamming device..." Further down: "...Russia will be virtually impenetrable to missiles using satellite navigation."
839.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
Ah yes, the "selling a lifestyle" model of advertising. It's still about selling a product so 'non-consumerist' is patently the wrong way to describe it. Non-consumerist would be the rejection of a disposable, non-r
840.
by 24gttghh 10y ago
You may find this [0] interesting as well. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anoxic_event

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