KineticTroi

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by KineticTroi 4y ago
Nothing about solar cycles, or sun position, and other seasonal factors relating to fetal development. An old topic, covered in better detail in a plethora of past research articles. Might be more revealing to read about seasonal differe
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by KineticTroi 7y ago
Frightening. Maybe they are planning to strangle hold us with advertising or a pay model for public channels. I doubt they've made great inroads with their 50USD monthly network programming service. Could be we will need a congressiona
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by KineticTroi 7y ago
I seem to have cured a problem like that in my 20's. With a back inversion machine and twice weekly about 10 minutes only. After half a year, it never come back. Had the problem intermittently for about 3-4 years before. Very painful
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by KineticTroi 7y ago
Surprising article title from the nytimes; non-editorial content.
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
BTW - These acetate frame arms can usually be heated carefully with a torch, and bent to straighten them up. Thus making them much longer. Sometimes you can even rebend them farther back. Though straighter arms are somewhat more prone to
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
Is a well nourished elderly study body reflective of the population as a whole? I believe the body is sophisticated enough, that it can, in fact, crave the nutrients, even mineral and vitamin supplements that each individual body, age group
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
You can build generic powerwalls much cheaper. Just search youtube for build your own powerwall. Also, they make much more sense if your using the packs to power assist car engines, where they can payback within a 1-2 years. Of course, thi
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
International Pen Pals
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
If it's really that important to be secure, I'd use an electronic password generator fob that intermixed the password list with a universal cosmic radio background radiation signal. Perhaps he just gave you a one time use password
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by KineticTroi 8y ago
My issues with the article. First, I didn't know enterprise systems fail so regularly. Really? Where? Who is having these failures so regularly? Secondly, I'm a bit surprised about the 'across the field' statements agai
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by KineticTroi 9y ago
FreeBASIC
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by KineticTroi 9y ago
Consumer audio has seemed to have lagged behind other technologies by seemingly 20 years. Why? It's a great question. I had once thought self powered speakers would take over audio, but never seems to happen. Look at all of the TV&#x2
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by KineticTroi 9y ago
Paywall, perhaps ironic. Don't know, I couldn't read it.
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by KineticTroi 9y ago
Well what kind of project are you trying to work on? Sometimes we unknowingly build a mental block and self-resistance against working on projects that are too broad, too complicated, or even things that are just not interesting enough for
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by KineticTroi 10y ago
I often think of the Raspberry PI as the modern equivalent to the c64. Affordable, powerful, educational. It would be great to develop a specialized Raspberry PI BASIC in tribute to Blitz or QBASIC.
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by KineticTroi 10y ago
From bad to worse. Why not just call it Turing?
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Model of Solar-Triggered Earthquakes [video](youtu.be)
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by KineticTroi 11y ago
Really cool, I remember working on many of these. Others I still would like to try out someday.
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by KineticTroi 11y ago
I believe Google+ failed simply because it was Google. Had it had any kind of a human, friendly, or small startup, perhaps people might have given it a try. People don't want Google integrated with their YouTube account, coupled with
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by KineticTroi 11y ago
I wouldn't take this write-down to be any indication of failure. Just a likely business restructure. One year is nothing in the scheme of evaluating a business unit. I like that you can get parts for these Nokia phones on the cheap a