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511.
by arpa 6y ago
It actualy seems like it could! Thanks.
512.
by arpa 6y ago
I believe that 2020 is the year of windows server, linux desktop and GNU Hurd 1.0
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by arpa 6y ago
For the most beautiful DE, it's so... meh. It's a shame. Does anyone here remember Beryl? Now that was mindblowing stuff, still can't wrap my head around the fact it's dead...
514.
by arpa 6y ago
Hey, drug on wars still exists in the world. You can get excessive jail time just for having some (regardless of quantity) marijuana on you - and that is in "western" country. It was not so long ago that "marijuana had no pos
515.
by arpa 7y ago
Very small numbers of photons (1) are required to trigger rhodopsin cycle. So primary receptor itself is very very VERY sensitive.
516.
by arpa 7y ago
Thank you
517.
by arpa 7y ago
Psst, dude, i recently found out there are conversion tables for Freedom Units!
518.
by arpa 7y ago
Fair point.
519.
by arpa 7y ago
Caching responses might be against ToS, at least with Maps API, AFAIR, you are not allowed to cache (some of?) the results.
520.
by arpa 7y ago
This clean air comes at a big price.
521.
by arpa 7y ago
Sweat is not a problem. Droplets from respiratory tract are.
522.
by arpa 7y ago
People tend to err on the safe side. I just wash/sanitize hands after handling objects of unknown safety; other people sanitize everything even though there is no possible vector... let's not judge too hastily.
523.
by arpa 7y ago
Ummmm yeah, dogs sniffing stuff out is about as scientific as polygraph: it only provides probable cause.
524.
by arpa 7y ago
Well, thank you authors guild, for pointing me to the great library. 'Tis a shame you are people who would see the great library of alexandria burn in the sake of profit.
525.
by arpa 7y ago
There is no way to secure k8s. Really now. REALLY NOW.
526.
by arpa 7y ago
The official position of the european cardiology association is that claims that BP medicine can increase suceptibility and worsen symptoms is basically FUD: https://www.escardio.org/Councils/Council-on-Hypertension-(C.
527.
by arpa 7y ago
Powerful.
528.
by arpa 7y ago
Unless you simultaneously ramp up your healthcare resources (what China did), even as "low" as 100 cases/day still has very real potential to go exponential (R0=2.5), overwhelm your healthcare, and kill 10% of our population
529.
by arpa 7y ago
Of course! Covid-19 panic is not going to last forever either way.
530.
by arpa 7y ago
This makes perfect sense! Thank you!
531.
by arpa 7y ago
We are already there, but with a healthy dose of Huxley's soma, so most of us don't really see it. I, too, partake the soma in terms of current discourse - otherwise it's very hard to survive out there, and be a member of soc
532.
by arpa 7y ago
Now, now, comrade, let the westerners have fun too.
533.
by arpa 7y ago
Because systemd is an operating system by itslef nowadays.
534.
by arpa 7y ago
Woah woah woah slow down there dude
535.
by arpa 7y ago
Mozilla does store the passwords encrypted, but unless you set a master password, it's more of an obfuscation, as the decryption key is stored in a key file next to logins file. If you set a master password that is sufficiently complex
536.
by arpa 7y ago
I think it was about Thomas Ericson. Edit: found it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22064530
537.
by arpa 7y ago
Please, think of the children. They are the real victims here.
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by arpa 7y ago
Ah, yes, the call of the void is very real, and I do agree that children learn to go towards very dangerous things in astonishing speeds, but I disagree that they require constant undivided attention. Situational and location awareness real
539.
by arpa 7y ago
And parents not keeping an eye on their very small children.
540.
by arpa 7y ago
There is no warranty and a car is always a money sink. New cars are also seldom built to last.

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