SynchrotronZ

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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
I'm not sure which come directly from the LHC, and which predate it (but probably still benefit from the research) but a lot of medical techniques rely on particle interactions and acceleration which benefit from the research such as
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
I'm... not sure I want this. It sounds pretty useful/fun form a programmers perspective. But from an end-user perspective I fear that it will lead too various "features" hogging resources. I would assume I could block th
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
I think you mean: Not having to kill battery life and rack up your data usage by having your privacy respected ftw.
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
I wonder, is it in the realms of possibility for big-budget organizations like the NSA to simply read the UID from the silicon by means of physical analysis (e.g. a scanning tunneling microscope)?
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
The way things work at my university, at least the science faculty, is that word of good or bad teachers just travels trough the grapevine. And it is usually quite accurate. Then we have (a active, and paid) representation in the faculties
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
A streamer also mentioned that recently Twitch send out an enquiry to partners about what kind of affiliation programs they would be interested in. My bet would be that Amazons angle is going to be integration of their storefront and other
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
The quotes on that page feature the best job title I have ever seen: "Aras Pranckevičius, graphics plumber at Unity."
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by SynchrotronZ 12y ago
It's not much different from from Apple having to abide by EU laws if it wants to sell its product in Europe. Or to invoke 'think of the children'[1], the prosecution of Child Pornography websites hosted/owned by foreign