aclarry

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   by aclarry 5y ago

   But the solution that comes out of that framing is to somehow shame drivers into being better, as opposed to making roads better.
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   by aclarry 5y ago

   The title made me think of my final first year chemistry lab where we made dye-sensitized solar cells from raspberries. It was an incredibly low-tech process aside from the conductive oxide-coated glass slides used as the electrodes. I&#x27
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   by aclarry 7y ago

   No, not if you "loaded in the past". But if you have recently engaged positively with it, sure. Plus that's kind of two degrees removed from the original comment. If someone who does a horrible thing cites a community as a mo
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   by aclarry 7y ago

   Citation for knowing it isn't true for ionizing radiation? LNT is supported by the US NRC, the EPA, and UNSCEAR. Not saying that it supports the papers on EM radiation, but it's definitely not crazy to assume LNT in your research
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   by aclarry 8y ago

   I wouldn't say it's entirely unrelated, my first thought when I saw the headline was "does this mean we can run unrestricted GNU/Linux on PS4 now?" ;p
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   by aclarry 8y ago

   Even better if it just says "your password does not fit our requirements" :) I was signing up for a bank account and had to make a password for my online account in the branch. Turns out my 16-character randomly generated password