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721.
by 867-5309 5y ago
and a rule that they cannot be shared..
722.
by 867-5309 5y ago
it's the UK average for urban ADSL. and those many places are where the FTTH startups are springing up
723.
by 867-5309 5y ago
thanks :)
724.
by 867-5309 5y ago
portable too
725.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I'm getting lots of results on Amazon UK, and also Google Shopping. maybe try setting your delivery location?
726.
by 867-5309 5y ago
the moat at the bottom of Monopoly Hill filled with the tears of those who were beaten to it
727.
by 867-5309 5y ago
there are also remote controls with keyboards, trackpads, airmice, etc. which most TVs with a USB port can recognise
728.
by 867-5309 5y ago
>maybe very advanced life has no need for our tech anymore, so we would not spot it, by looking for it. such as the zoo hypothesis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoo_hypothesis
729.
by 867-5309 5y ago
>supercooled and ultrasqueezed sound like there may be a link to black holes?
730.
by 867-5309 5y ago
having worked for a company which made LMS software I can vouch for this. buzzwords like "gamification" and "user stories" were bandied about daily with next-to-nil privacy concerns. want to implicitly record every stude
731.
by 867-5309 5y ago
from Alaska to New Zealand, as the crow flies, how does one "stopover" in Australia?
732.
by 867-5309 5y ago
https://www.selfpharma.com/en/brand/307-neutrogena
733.
by 867-5309 5y ago
no ingredients list at the soup kitchen, no eating today
734.
by 867-5309 5y ago
in the case of the whales, whom returned to the deep sea 40-50mya and have since rarely had a use for visible light, it's interesting to wonder what they have evolved to care most about if no longer visible light, especially in the sen
735.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I wonder how long it will take until people adopt their new name, and MAANG
736.
by 867-5309 5y ago
that would make sense!
737.
by 867-5309 5y ago
or 'cue dots', signalling impending commercial break?
738.
by 867-5309 5y ago
>booking holidays I had completely forgotten about this, but remember seeing it within Teletext as a child. I wonder if people actually sent credit card and passport numbers over unencrypted VHF bands, open for anyone within a fifty mile
739.
by 867-5309 5y ago
yes, that would also serve SEO - longer on the web page + more content viewed = greater "engagement"
740.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I don't mind that so much because it's easy to skip the fluff - you can find the ingredients and method in under a second since no scrolling is involved I also wouldn't be surprised if the fluff is there because it was origin
741.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I always thought that was simply for SEO
742.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I have also wondered about this a lot. If you think at a parallel - what are the websites around today that I can imagine also surviving 500 years? - the best I can come up with would be to host on an open platform with a well-established i
743.
by 867-5309 5y ago
dexed is in the Acknowledgements of the main article
744.
by 867-5309 5y ago
(me typing on a mac keyboard)
745.
by 867-5309 5y ago
sounds like when we try to run iTunes on Windows - each competitor is intentionally crapping on the other's users
746.
by 867-5309 5y ago
it might be bad for optical telescopes, but not radio telescopes fortunately I think it's more about sky coverage - which parts of the sky can be viewed from which telescopes at any given moment. that would require international collab
747.
by 867-5309 5y ago
found the mod newtonian dynamicist
748.
by 867-5309 5y ago
and Steinbacchus' Of Nice Women
749.
by 867-5309 5y ago
I'd imagine with a compression such as saving things like 255,255,255 as 3255 or a series such as #98DEEE and #EEEE89 as 98D(7E)89, only not those examples and more sophisticated
750.
by 867-5309 5y ago
protecting their next meal?

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