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by 5ersi 5y ago
> water is an easy elemental source of hydrogen. Sorry but this goes against the definition in elemental form (in this case it's H2). Also there is no such thing as `cheaply obtained renewable energy`. If it was your electricity bil
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by 5ersi 5y ago
So this process is "CO2 hydrogenation" meaning that it needs elemental hydrogen, which is not naturally available (except in trace amounts). To make this work one needs to first produce hydrogen which is itself an energy consuming
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by 5ersi 5y ago
Monterey seems to have fixed audio stutter I was constantly experiencing on Bluetooth headphones (AKG Y500). On BigSur every time the headphones reconnected I had to reset the Bluetooth module - btw, the reset option seems to be missing in
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by 5ersi 5y ago
I use shellac, an application is dry in about 20-30min.
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by 5ersi 5y ago
Galaxy Note 5 - released 2013 Galaxy Note 4 - released 2014 Seriously dude...
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by 5ersi 5y ago
This is apologetic nonsense. China is a nation with nuclear armament and a population 1.4 billion. Nobody can realistically attack and control them, let alone their direct neighbors. What China does is what CCP wants: to stay in power.
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by 5ersi 5y ago
The easiest way to totally anonymize crypto is to use hash marketplaces (i.e. Nicehash). Hash marketplaces let you anonymously buy hash power via BTC, which you can then direct to any crtpyo coin pool to get mint crypto coins.
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by 5ersi 5y ago
Actually the one sweating should be Russia, because on the long haul (10-20 years), Germany is going to be energy independent due to massive investments (also subsidies) into renewable energy. Most of the countries that largely depend on o
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by 5ersi 5y ago
Most people are not stupid, they understand the situation. Also most of the people do not believe Lukashenko's narratives any more. At this point is not about him convincing his people to believe him, it's about using force to rem
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by 5ersi 6y ago
This depends on availability of debug/test/research environment for brain images. There are 20M sw developers on this planet. If 100k of them had daily available dev environment for brain images, then things would progress extreme
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by 5ersi 6y ago
I had a similar addiction to answering SO questions: answered 2000+ in about two years. It was the gamification that got me: watching that score grow, and getting reward tags.. But at some point I just got "saturated" by it and qu
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by 5ersi 6y ago
Does it need internet to function? Because if this is like chromecast (needs internet and access to Google servers, to stream locally), then I don't even want to read about it.
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by 5ersi 6y ago
Ahh, a classic case of "if you don't understand it, you are bound to reimplement it".
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by 5ersi 6y ago
Well, linseed is the same thing as flax: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flax So linseed oil is flaxseed oil, the question is only if the process of extracting it is food-grade.
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by 5ersi 6y ago
Sure they can, but at vastly lower profit margins.
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by 5ersi 6y ago
All comments by accounts created a couple of hours ago? Pure astroturfing. By the way, I can assure you that you can not get top 5% devs in EU for $35 an hour. Simply because top talent does not bill per hour.
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by 5ersi 6y ago
How does Temporal differ from BPMN engines? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_BPMN_2.0_engines BPMN spec has been around for more than a decade, and there are many implementations. What does Temporal bring to the t
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by 5ersi 6y ago
BQ has per-project and per-user cost controls. Normally when running new large queries one would run them under a special user with a limit on costs.
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by 5ersi 6y ago
They would not really depend on "the government" as UBI would be codified in law and universally available, so government could not take UBI away from an individual or a group. Also, we already depend on "the government"
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by 5ersi 6y ago
Actually liquid H2 has energy density of 39 kWh/kg, where common CH fuels are around 12-13 kWh/kg. So about 3x more energy per kg then conventional fuels.
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by 5ersi 7y ago
Why would you think it was end-to-end encrypted? Did you never use icloud.com where you can simply access all your icloud data with a usernam+password?
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by 5ersi 7y ago
ACCP is an Apache licensed crypto library that has a standard JCA/JCE interface, meaning it's a drop-in replacement for the standard java crypto. https://github.com/corretto/amazon-corretto-crypto-provider Th
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by 5ersi 7y ago
It wasn't Google who did it, but Apache: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Harmony
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by 5ersi 8y ago
You don't need DRM for that. That is achieved by contracts.
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by 5ersi 8y ago
My theory is that The City was the primary force behind Brexit. They are by far the largest and most influential entity and one of the only few that are going to be better off after Brexit. Even more, staying in the EU would actually jeopar
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by 5ersi 8y ago
Then your propaganda must be neo-communist. Take a look at this graph (and read the article it comes from): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_government-debt_crisis#/... 1. After Greece entered Eurozone in 2001,
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by 5ersi 8y ago
It is reported that GH makes about $200M a year.
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by 5ersi 9y ago
Can you elaborate on that? What's missing from CE that makes it not suitable for production? Thanks for your input.
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by 5ersi 9y ago
Google Compute Engine are virtual machines so you can put any OS on them. In fact they have preconfigured Windows instances: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/quickstart-windows
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by 5ersi 9y ago
Wrong: http://www.businessinsider.com/charts-eu-economy-is-bigger-t...

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