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4y ago
Both of your "criticisms" Are discussed in the article.
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Google/Chrome is probably the most secure password manager. They have the greatest incentives to keep it secure along with the largest bug bounties and number of people attacking it.
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4y ago
A standard feature on electronic charts nowadays is "declutter"; you can configure what level of detail is shown at each zoom level.
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Here the issue may be the author's lack of understanding of the English language. In the question, prime is incorrectly used as an adjective. When you make such fundamental errors in your prompt, it's hardly surprising that the l
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4y ago
The Mediterranean is quite small and developed along all its coastlines. Sweden is relatively barren with a massive ocean alongside, making it far safer launch site.
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4y ago
Ministry of Flat. http://www.quelsolaar.com/ministry_of_flat/ Automatic UV unwrapping.
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4y ago
I'm reminded of a fun little game from Introversion Software; A Scanner Darkly . You explore a dark cave with only handheld LIDAR scanner. A fun little curiosity, but nobody bought the game. I imagine actually scanning caves with LIDA
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Caves are generally lacking in light, a prerequisite for photogrammetry. Of course one could use artificial light, but that comes with its own challenges.
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4y ago
Nice touch that you can fry a LED, but unfortunately I couldn't get the Arduino to fry; it's the expensive part and the one I would want to run a simulation to make sure I will not destroy.
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4y ago
Watch the latest Tom Scott video
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Who is selling oil in gold? I'm curious how Ghana plans to pull this off; such a move would typically result in being cut off from world bank + WTO, if not invasion.
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4y ago
Cylde is notably the only male assistant. I guess Discord know their customers.
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Do they really though? In a lot of families kids are at school, then driven off to soccer/dance/whatever in a lot of other time.
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They wanted to roll it back in, but didn't do it because there is also a design limitation on the number of times it can be rolled.
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It's perfectly doable if you have an elevator or guarded parking. Enter any Chinese apartment building and you will find scooters like this one stored inside people's apartments on every floor. They only weigh about 100KG so eleva
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Electric mopeds are an extremely well established market overseas. In China both annual production and ownership have been higher than cars every year for the last 15 years!
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4y ago
"the Python and Linux programming languages are all open-source"
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"matches the performance of the medium difficulty built-in AI on the deathmatch game mode" You might not realize how bad that actually is. Built in bots on medium difficulty can't even challenge a complete beginner.
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4y ago
A great example of non-violent resistance. The UK would not be at the table without the flag-raising trip; it forced their hand as the only other option was violently confronting the landing Mauritian vessel.
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Your info is out of date. The tides have turned. Look at the list of launches for 2022. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_He... You can see, clearly, far more launches for DOD umbrella agencies
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DOD is already SpaceX's biggest customer. It's probably already in the weapons game, but that's not something you're going to hear about, because it would be classified.
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The music seems to take direct inspiration. I guess the art in both is inspired by the massive radar screens from 80s/90s movies, which are in turn inspired by the graphics used by the US government's screens.
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4y ago
"the central claim is that 5 potential restriction binding sites versus 2 means that SARS-CoV2 is non natural" That claim is not in the paper at all. The argument is based on the length of longest fragment and could apply to any n
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There is one situation where it could happen. If the courts give Scotland another vote for independence and they vote yes, then it's quite possible the government would offer a vote on rejoining as a last resort attempt to hold the co
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Interesting. I haven't used Redacted, but was an avid user of Oink's Pink Palace, the OG music tracker. Ratio requirements were to partially to encourage people to upload stuff. The site was defined by the number (and quality) of
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Every private jet is already owned an opaque manner as you suggest. The twitter accounts emerge when people make the connection between tail-number and beneficial owner when they are spotted with the plane.
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You make the assumption this unlaunch was Nvidia's idea rather than the AIBs approaching Nvidia and informing them the mislabeled GPUs won't sell well.
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Only in the interview. Outside of the interview they do whatever they want.
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In the UK it's commonplace because it's a very effective tactic on victims and first time offenders. Anyone who has been arrested before learns to answer either "no" or "no comment" to all questions, so decepti
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To me it does look a bit comically like searching for the philosopher's stone as an ancient alchemist. If it's found within your natural lifetime you will be dead before the research is complete; by definition it will take longer
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