Coincoin

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by Coincoin 10y ago
Sorry, I was replying to why we perceive the solar system as a horizontal plane.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Because as ground based bipedal animals, we move and live along a horizontal plane.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
You don't think so? Is that your opinion or a fact? Most calculations I've seen seem to conclude electric are more CO2 efficient per mile; from 2 to 9 times depending on which state is producing the power.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Just click on the clock, it will pop a window with seconds in it.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Compared to rocks, ice is not that dense. You can try yourself: it's easy to pickup a big chunk of ice, even with a shovel, while a similarly sized rock is impossible to lift.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Planes are very fragile and are not meant to be able to sustain loss of control at high speeds. Sudden disintegration does happen mid air following a loss of control. I am always impressed at how they look like a big chunk of metal from the
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by Coincoin 10y ago
What fascinates me about human color perception is our brain actually interpret everything as a mix of the four colors you mentioned: red, green, blue and yellow; the opposites of the two color axes. It's why it seems so weird at first
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by Coincoin 10y ago
I didn't down vote you but my guess is: The guy has been dead for over a hundred years now. Everybody knows society was more patriarchal back then, pointing it out just sounds like virtue signaling.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
I'm sorry if you got downvoted because of me. My cynism is probably the cause. However, if you think having an argument is calling you stupid and is a personal attack then this is your own problem. I had upvoted your comments and I lik
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by Coincoin 10y ago
>Computers as we know them are, in fact, dying. My point exactly. I was not critising click baiting, or the article. I was simply pointing out that the title was in fact misleading and exaggerating by using semantic tricks. I used the te
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Sure. Not clickbaity at all. Let's make a new article: Computers as we know them are dying. Edit: You might want to revise your definition of misleading. Misleading doesn't mean something is factually false. It means it's t
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by Coincoin 10y ago
The canadian penny phase out went so smooth I didn't even notice it... Until I went to the U.S. and the cashier gave me pennies. I felt somewhere between being pissed off and amused.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
The problem with phasing out nickels is you have to phase out quarters first and replace them with 20c.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Until the code becomes impossible to comprehend as a result.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
I don't know why you are down voted. Your comment is the very first thing that went through my mind when I read the article. Next time, you might want to use Di-hydrogen monoxide, it's a much scarier name. Everybody knows monoxide
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Not all flight plans can lead to a recoverable rocket. GTO and polar orbits can't land back. This means there will be unrecoverable rockets from time to time. But your question still applies to recoverable flight plans. How many do the
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Me neither, which is surprising. I would have expected the CIA to feed them some false flags to then discredit them from a long time ago.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
From your link: "These incidents only result in damage to the vagina from the corrosive action of the chemical, since potassium permanganate was proven to be ineffective in producing abortions. "
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by Coincoin 10y ago
It still exists unfortunately. I say unfortunately because the multi billion company I work for is too cheap to spend a bit of money for our most important tool if a free gimped version exists.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
No mention of how much time it took to compile? I don't know if my memory is faulty but I remember Turbo C++ to be much much faster than today's C++ compilers.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Does 50% chicken DNA means it's proportionally made of 50% chicken? I would be very surprised if DNA concentration was in any way proportional to actual volume or weight concentration, especially if you compare plant DNA to animal DNA.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
They are charging us money to protect us from the same people they are protecting? Genius.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
> It's just a way of getting a machine to identify partizan stories that are statistically likely to contain a higher proportion of lies, especially if they are from right-wing sources (Table 1). So, anything from the right should b
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Copy-paste errors are much more common than those once in a lifetime bugs nobody care about. Or are you telling me you never ever made a copy-paste error after your first week of programming? They are one of the most pernicious error to fin
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Young children need sedation so they will stay perfectly still; definitely not without risk. My 1 yo son needs a scan every 3 months and the hospital had to figure a better way to scan him so as to avoid sedation. They finally settled on u
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by Coincoin 10y ago
The name could be used for connection establishment, then a random port is assigned, just like the client port.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Title should have been: "Things from previous administration we agree about is not on new administration web site."
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Are you telling me my car should have pulled over on the highway and potentially caused an accident when my wife used my phone last week?
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Basically, what speed other people drive is not of anyone business except the police. If you are not overtaking, stay right and let them take the risk.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
All you really need is FWD and snow tires. Sure AWD and extra height will save you some shoveling that one time you will park a little too far in a snow bank, but it's not worth the extra cost and weight. The only thing you absolutely

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