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So its an upgrade transport system with cost savings, ie carriages that can use the basic concrete tunnel controlled by software like AI road trains to avoid collisions maximising the transport of people and stations above ground for the ch
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CO2 levels rise to unhealthy levels (700ppm) within a few hours of a typical bedroom if you keep the doors and windows closed. Its also why Submarines have CO2 scrubbers.
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You can tell where someone is from just by looking at them, facial proportions, bone structure, and thats before you even get into clothes which mimic social conformity aka dedicated followers of local fashion.
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CIA, MI5 offer the best courses, plenty of paid for field work in interesting locations around the world. Just answer strange adverts, like Godolt is not coming, or be observant when out walking.
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super fast broadband.. super fast autobahns.. super good cars.. in Germany..
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NordVPN use these guys as a node along with MIT, plenty of businesses and plenty of *.io domains to pop out in different parts of the world. Would not be surprised to learn there are various analysis of the traffic popping out of NordVPN&#x
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You have an issue with speed and size of someone on the footpaths, I could run fast and cause more problems than someone on a scooter on the path. Besides its not like Scooters will ever be that popular because people love transporting stuf
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This is why the World Bank can claim to have lifted the poorest who earn $1 a day above this limit, wage inflation gives these people $2 a day, but the cost of living has increased to $3 a day, so they are now worse off despite the headline
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Totally agree about Nature needs the odd wildfire. On the point of the bombing maybe the Vacuum bombs aka Thermobaric bombs could be a solution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermobaric_weapon They burn more intensely
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There is no legal requirement in many countries for a company to report it has been hacked and even if there were, if they dont spot the hack how can they report it? See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil, problem solved. Beside with so m
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> that scammers are simply getting hired BY Dell, and then supplementing their hourly wage by trying to con Dell's customers out of hundreds of dollars more. This, I've bought Dells in the past and one Indian based sales rep c
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There are lots of factors at play, some are more significant that others in one area of a country than another. Take Brexit, 5th largest economy, if you look at UK car stats (SMMT website) businesses are in recession as far as car manufactu
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"defining division by zero as zero is OK" And those mathematicians should be classed as wrong. If you treat zero as nothing, a value divided nothing does not make it magically disappear, it should just cancel out the mathematical
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There appears to be nothing drawing attention to the fact Mt Gox was originally a US football trading card platform which had little of the expected security features seen or required of many financial exchanges, so Mt Gox was a hack waitin
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You will find intelligent people are more deviant and he was an intelligent person. In a way, you could say "Pedophilia - The stupid dont get it" and it would be true for a whole host of reasons.
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Reverse Psychology, these are phishing attacks where they want to hack you and study your behaviour. Is it any wonder the head of the UK's MI5 Andrew Parker did Behavioural Science at Cambridge Uni? Knowledge is power and you can not u
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Globalists who want the NWO will also exploit legal loopholes in different countries to further their agenda. All perfectly legal as well making them untouchable. Hacking foreign entities is the most obvious example, but it also means globa
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Community version is 30day old or behind the paid version. Problem with alot of IDS/IPS is it needs to see the contents of the packets before it can block, unless it breaks the encryption its not going to work. So its not a panacea but
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Manners is a measure of social conformity, just like countries with populations that are more likely to queue or wait in line, which the UK seems to be good at, but does this also restrict their economic activities on the global stage, or d
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And its not restricted to tech, everything can be used for good or bad so invariably everything could have a military application in the right situation. Perhaps a better argument would be, should innovation and creativity be banned to avoi
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I would want to measure dietary Taurine levels in the body for a start. Experiments consuming 3g/day have shown no side effects, but your main source is limited to energy drinks so you have to contend with caffeine, and Taurine does no
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It seems to emanate a lot from the US. My bro has a patent not tech sector but makes him world leader in his field, and the biggest player in his industry who happened to be based in the US, tried it on with patent infringements. They ended
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I could argue the technological panopticon is a prison for the enlightened. Likewise how is moral for charity CEO's, politicians or any other head of a hierarchical in structure enterprise moral? Is money even moral? It certain makes t
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Chaff bugs like something from WW2 is a valid technique of obfuscation, provided it doesnt eat into the time and money of the key revenue making activity. Whilst equates, libraries and OOP can reduce the incidence of bugs, perhaps the whole
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The facial recognition can be improved automatically by hooking in mobile phone cell tower tracking (cell tower traffic management) in realtime which I believe the police here in the UK also have, then over time the realtime cctv's can
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Ideally a bedroom needs to be so dark that if you hold you hand up inches away from in front of your nose, you cant see your hand in any way. You may also want to consider good ventilation in the room, if CO2 levels get up to around 700ppm
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No mention of the antioxidant properties of melatonin or its metabolites. https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/ben/ctmc/2002/0000000... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles&#