Medox

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by Medox 8y ago
There's always TinyCore Linux.
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by Medox 8y ago
Reminds me of Gigapixels of Andromeda [4K]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udAL48P5NJU (listening with sound is a plus). Now imagine there are at least as many galaxies as dots of stars in these images from Hubble...
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by Medox 8y ago
Any idea what percentage of all (at least the biggest ones) were taken down? '15 high-profile [...] websites' could be most of the high-profile ones or just 10%. Sadly, few articles put things into perspective.
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by Medox 8y ago
Reminds me of the Stupid Watergate "series" (2 episodes) from John Oliver's Last Week Tonight: 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVFdsl29s_Q 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOVPStnVgvU
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by Medox 8y ago
it we're being factual about it: "...a way to get some of Shoemaker’s remains to the Moon’s surface". But then again, the title "Almost all the remains of Eugene Shoemaker are still the first ones being almost buried on
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by Medox 8y ago
To the Sun, a moon is like a submoon to the planet, so what would be the difference? With enough distance in between it should be possible. Not probable but possible. Submoons will probably clump together much easier in the formation phase
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by Medox 8y ago
This should hurt CBP more than just returning "almost all" of the cash. Maybe then they will repair their processes and inform everybody better. Otherwise it will just remain an absurd "I stole from you; you saw it; I gave th
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by Medox 8y ago
there are already some cool VR mods for GTA V, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zbo0mBgqzE . Back in the day, there were some for GTA IV too.
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by Medox 8y ago
The same picture but in a video with a very fitting song imo: https://vimeo.com/124610461
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by Medox 9y ago
This was discussed and patented already in June 2016. Here is an article, including a link to the patent: http://techpp.com/2016/06/24/facebook-messenger-unsend-messa... . Hardly something they have started t
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by Medox 9y ago
hopefully there is at least an option to disable that.
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by Medox 9y ago
makes you wonder what our current machines could be doing in 20-30 years, that was not intended. Maybe some quantum emulation.
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by Medox 9y ago
A day off? That's all? Give that man a raise! Something to look back upon each month. He might have saved the company and even if not, probably a lot of money anyway... it's only fair to give something back.
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by Medox 9y ago
Speaking of not being ashamed of failures, I've always liked their compilation of them (with sound it's even better): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvim4rsNHkQ
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by Medox 9y ago
another interesting read regarding this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_close_calls
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by Medox 9y ago
what a difference from the screenshot in the article to the current numbers...
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by Medox 9y ago
exactly. it is THAT simple sometimes.
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by Medox 9y ago
Romanian here. 5mbps cannot be chosen, not even for rural areas where fiber is being upgraded for free (e.g. the rural town of my parents was upgraded to fiber). Lowest I know is from UPC which still has some weird 50mbps option but compare
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by Medox 11y ago
I get the Mars part but they could have the walls to be fail safe at least on Earth. It's not like they will improve the design only if the rocket falls over and explodes. They would still have to land it up straight, while having some
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by Medox 11y ago
The landing could be made safer by something like cushioned walls that deploy towards the rocket after touchdown, to avoid such explosions. Think of a giant Christmas Tree stand like this: http://www.christmastreeland.co.uk/
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by Medox 12y ago
"Aitken could recite Pi to 707 decimal places", and how about 22.514? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z22H89rIMHk @ 8:00 (although the entire documentary is great)