RenRav

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   by RenRav 7y ago

   Considering the amount of money budgeted to military spending, this isn't too surprising.
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   What I'm more interested in is passive cooling for solar panels. We lose so much efficiency from higher temps. Placing them on our hot roofs, even with an air gap, is just ridiculous.
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   How does glass being amorphous affect the data integrity? What 'glass' specifically is being used?
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   I first learned other people could imagine/visualize when I had trouble following meditation instructions online a few years back. As neat as it sounds to visualize and see things in my head, it doesn't seem necessary for anything
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   Maybe he meant it fixes shortages and reduces waiting lists, which reduces demand for China's prisoner organs.
6. 186.▲
   by RenRav 7y ago

   Then I guess there is no real way to stop people from going to China for organ transplants.
7. 187.▲
   by RenRav 7y ago

   Can't we restrict the flights to China of people that are on organ transplant waiting lists?
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   So strange to see that channel recommended here. It's full of unusual and interesting things.
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   by RenRav 7y ago

   90% / 0% Native English, I was guessing most of the time. Really surprised the medical words didn't screw me over. If it sounded and looked like an English word, I would answer Yes. I answered No to anything that seemed even a lit
10. 190.▲
    by RenRav 7y ago

    I've always been accustomed to black text on white. If I switch to black background, the text is blurry and I either need to put on my glasses or physically move my face closer to the screen. In regular life, all lights at nighttime ha
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    This was true for me as well, before I even learned what programming was, I was already creating custom maps and making scripts through trial and error and lots of visits to google and the wc3 forums. It was nostalgic many years later learn
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    I really dislike the quantum color palette, everything looks like a glow-in-the-dark poster.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    This reminds me of being stranded in another country trying to charge my smartphone via solar. If I still had power, I could charge it, because I could enable energy saving, airplane mode, turn off the screen, etc. It would slowly charge up
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    I hate touchscreens and mobile interfaces, all the changes seem built around these things.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    Farmers and forest owners have been doing this for years already.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    A lot of my old devices have mini connectors, they work, as does micro. I think when the original iphone was released they just wanted something thinner, anticipating future thin smart phones.
17. 197.▲
    by RenRav 7y ago

    That interior lighting did look bad, and his suggestion for using concrete and steel seem reasonable.
18. 198.▲
    by RenRav 7y ago

    I wonder how many regular people even use adblockers or would care, enough to see a migration soon?
19. 199.▲
    by RenRav 7y ago

    If you just gave users some actual control over updates it wouldn't be as big of a pain.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    I suggest making it wider like [--]
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    This was noted in primates, some forgo large testicles or actual reproductive capability in order to have bulky fur that makes them look tougher. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2018.254...
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    The decimal point wasn't brought up against celsius specifically. I think the biggest factor of c/f preference is just what you grew up with and are most accustomed to using every day.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    They could add an option to let people enable ads for themselves if they want. I wouldn't, but hey if anyone does that's their decision.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    Fascinating approach, I wonder if many other things could be tested for in this way.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    Wow, I actually had no idea crossfit was an organization. I thought it was just a name for an activity, like calisthenics or something. That's good they are disengaging from facebook. I was clueless that facebook had forums or communit
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    This is super interesting, like a combination of braille, legos, and moveable type... I don't know how someone didn't think of this sooner.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    They've never been documented eating any reptiles? Not even something trivial like lizards? That seems so odd, I don't know why but I assumed they ate just about everything.
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    If you're not taking medication like adderal or ritalin, or you can't be bothered to receive a diagnosis, try caffeine and perhaps look into nootropics. I haven't taken medication since I graduated school and could decide for
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    Not too sold on the price but it will download 12 games every month for you, if I read that correctly. That is pretty cool. The crank mechanism seems silly but with some creativity perhaps you can do interesting things with it, like fishing
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    by RenRav 7y ago

    This is exactly the kind of job suited for automated driving. I wonder if there will be automatic-only highways soon spanning these stretches of the countryside, or whether such a thing would even help.