Daniel_sk

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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
2) Slovakia will be launching 2 new reactor blocks (Mochovce 3 and 4), one by end of year and next one within 2 years. Even the existing two blocks create 84% of our energy and with the next two we will become energy independent. Adding tho
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Signal is down too due to an outage of a service provider (I assume AWS).
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
That’s priced in. It’s just fair that there is a mandatory amount for everyone and that’s the baseline.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Most basic Casio watches last at least 10 years on one battery.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
You can then just paint over the LED...
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
It seems the general public of UK already lost the war on terror.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Well it can certainly help the app to get a coarse location - if it matches an existing network fingerprint (when you visit back the same network or it was scanned by other user before). This is also why you need location permissions on And
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Not only that - they also indirectly fund news agencies, for example in Europe they have the "Digital News Innovation Fund" with 140m+ USD funding in 2019. Our Slovak DennikN newsletter got $330k from Google to help to develop a p
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
There are only few venomous snakes in Europe, the most common one is European viper (Vipera Berus, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vipera_berus ) - but it's not deadly unless you get an alergic reaction. So most peop
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
There is a lot of talk about hydrogen in Slovakia - it's promoted by the head of Mistry of Trade and Industry (Richard Sulik), but not many actual steps towards hydrogen cars are being done so far.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
You are really simplifying at how memories or the brain works - we (IT workers) tend to think of memories as just some information that can be written down, stored and replayed. But the mechanism is much more different. You would need the s
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Yes, but they don't hold it to get rich.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Same. I just opened my wash machine to check - no separate compartment for prewash.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
I don't even have a pre-wash compartment on my (not cheap) EU dishwasher. There is just a place for the tablet and then rinse aid (which I never used). And always get good results with quality tablets.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Sure, but for 0.15-0.20 Euro per tab you can get quality tabs. I buy "Jar Platinum" tabs in bulk and I have never had any issues with the quality of the wash and I have been using them for like 10 years daily.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Proprietary cassettes for dishwashing machines? That's next level. Also I don't get the advantage that you don't need to measure the detergent level, I have always used standard "all-in-one" tabs (1 tab = 1 wash) fo
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Tesla cars are not interesting for many customers in EU (except maybe nordic countries), they will go with VW/Audi/BMW or other brands. You can't easily extrapolate the growth from US to EU or other parts of world.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
There are even mysterious (with hypothetical biological origin) geysers on Mars: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geysers_on_Mars
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Seismic detection can be too slow if the nearest sensor is too far - it can take several minutes to hit the nearest sensor, that's too late for strategic purposes where you may need to launch a counter-attack immediately.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
AFAIK NASA is already experimenting with Stirling engines + Plutonium for future missions. It’s called ASRG https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Stirling_radioisoto...
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
A lot of these plastic-recycling products don't cope with the big issue of pollution with micro plastic particles. I read about making pavement from plastic waste. Sure you can do that, but the plastic will be slowly worn down and the
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
They have been too busy with integrating crypto payments instead of fixing long standing issues or planned features (allow to register without a phone number). But - to Signal's defense - while you can scrape the phone numbers, there i
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
iOS is now switching to opt-in.
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by Daniel_sk 5y ago
Yes. Very likely just a bokeh effect. Even the light signal rate matches the airplane standard rate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g256IPFoqMg
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
I don't think so - or if they do, then the functionality won't be very effective. A lot of the most common attack vectors have never existed in iOS. Applications on iOS can't draw over other apps, you can't implement you
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
Banking apps sometimes integrate 3rd party AV / threat detection SDKs (there are several available, e.g. https://www.wultra.com/malwarelytics which is part of a bigger banking security SDK solution). Sandboxing isn&#x
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
Plutonium doesn't explode on itself. Unless you pack it into the complicated mechanism of a nuclear bomb device. Other than that you can do what you want, wrapping it in explosives and firing them will just disperse the plutonium but i
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
Yes it does. The parachutes are unable to slow down the probes to a soft landing - they would have to be extremely large, which would make it even more heavy for landing. The large parachute on Perseverance slowed down the entry module to a
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
Unfortunately the overall code quality doesn't seem to good - I looked at the Android code and the network layer / retry logic seems to be quite chaotic with weird exception handling. The UI layer would also need a refresh, a lot
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by Daniel_sk 6y ago
The amount of nuclear waste (spent rods) produced in the US since the first reactor could be fit into ONE football field about 7 yards deep. We can surely store it somewhere safely. In the mean time we have produced probably thousand times

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