TomK32

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by TomK32 7y ago
Faking the geolocation might be more fun and frustrate any attacker :)
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by TomK32 7y ago
No they don't. Every human being is an effing idiot when it comes to group dynamics and you never know when a simple brawl or mugging turns into murder. First of all, if we are talking law and regulations: You don't know all of th
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by TomK32 7y ago
Nuclear power has been subsidized, most still is, coal is still subsidized. So what's the problem here?
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by TomK32 7y ago
As someone said in a different thread: Fossil fuel will compete with storage, not with primary energy production. Wouldn't it make sense to move money and research into finding better energy storage? Pumped-storage hydroelectricity do
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by TomK32 7y ago
Maggie Thatcher, Maggie Thatcher, Maggie Thatcher.
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by TomK32 7y ago
For 50p extra you can choose from a variety of flavours added to the water.
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by TomK32 7y ago
Oh, say you are a flasher, that'd be a great technological solution to satisfy your thing without anyone being able to do something about it.
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by TomK32 7y ago
No it won't because by entering the facilities you agree to the EULA in which you give up those rights.
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by TomK32 7y ago
So, are the Welsh having too many children or why does the government want to stop them having sex?
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by TomK32 7y ago
Same people who sold you cocaine.
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by TomK32 7y ago
Historians disagree https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/natur/forscher-warnt-vor...
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by TomK32 7y ago
Don't blame the quake and tsunami. Its water did take out the generators needed for the coolants, the plant was wide open for such an accident. NAIIC found the accident to be forseeable and that TEPCO failed to meet basic safety requir
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by TomK32 7y ago
First of all, I'd like to point out that the whole nuclear energy was pushed a lot by politics in the 1950s. Without money from the public purse no sane company would have gone for this technology. Japan is just as technologically adva
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by TomK32 7y ago
P0L 1CE
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by TomK32 7y ago
OTOH I couldn't find a Ruby job in my town. Learning Scala these days.
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by TomK32 7y ago
Ruby was exotic until someone translated the docs to English, but the whole ecosystem is indeed one reason I love Ruby. I really don't understand why python 2.7 is still a thing 11 years later. Sure, legacy systems, but if I install re
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by TomK32 7y ago
Last year I had great fun trying out a new know that a local industrial company KEBA is working on/producing. The whole know is configureable. It can do resistances of any strength and direction, make the output run fast if you turn it
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by TomK32 7y ago
It's it true that the whole bridge section can be separated and replaced from the saucer, which of course can also be separated from that thing with the engines?
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by TomK32 7y ago
It's quite logical, if there were small rocks with water hitting later Earth then those small rocks with water must have hit early Earth as well; thus water was part of Earth from the beginning and it simply got entrapped when Earth gr
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by TomK32 7y ago
With the difference quite likely being that Japanese children are rarely born out of wedlock as the article suggests.
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by TomK32 7y ago
They are young and learning and deserve a chance to better themselves without being hassled by computers. Also, what chance has facial recognition to match a 11 year old kid three years later? It quickly becomes useless data, don't you
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by TomK32 7y ago
This needs to be coloured in shades of Blue and Red.
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by TomK32 7y ago
The popular British past time of painting buses on old wooden crates...
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by TomK32 7y ago
While do I appreciate any form of pacifism, and praise the US Navy's efforts[1], it could be reached much cheaper. [1] They're doing it better than the Norwegian Navy which last year sunk one of their frigates.
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by TomK32 7y ago
Let those old farts who start the wars fight it out.
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by TomK32 7y ago
From the article is sounds like most of those cases are banks drilling open the boxes and putting the contents into storage. A better and stricter inventory system with strict and punitive regulation is what is needed, not some technical ga
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by TomK32 7y ago
No wait, Raspberry.
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by TomK32 7y ago
certainly not, if media companies would just go back to publishing rather than selling ads and using dark patterns we'd be able to actually see their content.
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by TomK32 7y ago
No longterm effect, one specialized bug with good conditions and that monoculture is dead. But that will give room for other species which would have a chance to root if it wasn't for the monocultures being so tightly planted
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by TomK32 7y ago
> Fuerza Publica which handles broader security and law enforcement See that's a force that has a daily purpose unlike a standing Army that waits for battle. The 70-something strong UEI is something most countries have since the 70s

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