Arech

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   by Arech 6y ago

   I can imagine at least the following: - impersonate you - mine some data they think important for them
2. 212.▲
   by Arech 6y ago

   And all of that doesn't contradict with the "PR Show" hypothesis (not to say - supports)
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   by Arech 6y ago

   These's not a word in abstract of the study [0] that they have controlled for anything. (and I don't say that assuming anything about a study is a bad scientific practice, but I do assume it) [0] https://onlinelibrary.w
4. 214.▲
   by Arech 6y ago

   I'd guess that it's also relates to a pressure that glass blower had to create. Then the total volume would be less than free volume.
5. 215.▲
   by Arech 6y ago

   Yes, some wines do that. I think, very rarely in general, but I've encountered that too. This occurs more commonly with stronger beverages, such as cognacs/brandys, btw.
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   by Arech 6y ago

   I haven't seen much by myself, but I witnessed that flame with Y.LeCunn and that alone gave a lot of information. I can't understand WHY so many people obviously think that it is totally fine to be behave utterly unethical, especi
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   by Arech 6y ago

   There's nothing contradictory in it. It may take several months to restore normal Vitamin D level from the state of deficiency, so it's very long process. On average much longer than typical Covid duration. Proper Vitamin D level
8. 218.▲
   by Arech 6y ago

   Thank you very much!
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   by Arech 6y ago

   Hi Sriram! Nice job. BTW, did you investigate what data the roborock vacuum actually send to its servers?
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Night is hardly a good moment for a highspeed race. Very poor visibility (extremely easy to outrun car's lights), but even if a race happens on a nicely lit highway, there's no protection from wild life that are more common in nig
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Thanks for mentioning, I'll give it a try!
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    by Arech 6y ago

    I quite agree... The moment I find a simple note-taking app that synchronizes well between Win7 and Android, that moment will be the last moment I use Evernote. (well, I use excellent DokiWiki engine as my primary knowledge base, but to mak
13. 223.▲
    by Arech 6y ago

    It's a new software. Take the note editor inside Evernote for example. It just slightly more sophisticated than a common notepad.exe, but it lags and freezes like it computes the Moon flyby trajectory by numeric simulation once every f
14. 224.▲
    by Arech 6y ago

    The only correct answer here.
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    by Arech 6y ago

    I'm glad you are willing him a better life, but don't really expect it is even possible. No. Especially for a Snowden's kind of person. It's more like a prison with free walks. You should make your govt to pardon him and
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    by Arech 6y ago

    And now imagine you're going to fix/add something to a big project with many devs and even more active contributors. Usually the bigger the project the higher the possibility that you may cross over with someone else doing essenti
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    by Arech 6y ago

    It's very incomplete actually... I've just found this video while navigating through Wim Hof's site - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tybOi4hjZFQ It's quite easy to do, btw... I'll try it for some d
18. 228.▲
    by Arech 6y ago

    I've just investigated this - yes, there are more papers published. Just google to Wim Hof's site and check a page about science (I'm not sure I should post the link). There's an chronological list at the end of the page
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    by Arech 6y ago

    That's an interesting thing. However, it would me more interesting (and usable, for example, in gamedev) if each name would also contain a reference to, for example, top-3 countries/cultures in which the name is popular.
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    by Arech 6y ago

    I wonder, why that propaganda shitbag (RT) is not banned yet?
21. 231.▲
    by Arech 6y ago

    Indeed. But that is quite...bad when life goals turns out to be unreachable.. What to do with perseverance then...
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Wow, the simptoms sounds astonishingly familiar to me. I eventually was able to find a doctor (immunologist) who was able to help me to throw this thing into a strong remission. The key part was to make a thing called "immunological pr
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    by Arech 6y ago

    You'd better read the book first before making such statements.
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Wow.. Never heard of it before, thanks. That heavily reminds me the "Roadside Picnic" (1972) novel of Strugatsky brothers (that same novel, that coined term "Stalker"). The only difference that the heroes of the novel de
25. 235.▲
    by Arech 6y ago

    Very clickbaity title. I remember Chinese researchers published about blood types in relation to Covid19 months ago.
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Could you please be more elaborate about Godot vs. Defold? I've just actually started to do something with Godot and I'd be very grateful to find out the differences between these two engines.
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    by Arech 6y ago

    Well, I can't say Signal vs. Telegram, because despite I do have Signal, I use it extremely rare (well, almost never, - there are not so many contacts in there), but comparing WhatsApp vs Telegram is easy - TG is infinitely more conven
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    by Arech 7y ago

    It's been widely used in Russian segment of livejournal.com for a few years already(