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by aurizon 5y ago
Thank you for this cogent analysis. It sounds valid as they probably notify their subscribers that they forbid document release to the wild and use technical means to measure it. The only hope is the usual request to the authors, who have t
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by aurizon 5y ago
Ah, Thanks. Looks like they have the concept of sections etc well in hand.
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by aurizon 5y ago
An excellent idea. It seems to me that the blades could be examined for bandsawing into assorted panels for many uses? There was mention of some lawn furniture being made but no pix. Much like we trim round bamboo into small panels to mak
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by aurizon 5y ago
The insurers and hospital admins have been hiding this data for years and are fighting and lobbying against this secret data. Recent laws have changed what they must reveal - they fight on regardless. https://www.google.com/
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by aurizon 5y ago
It seems to me that this type of tracking, under the guise of guarding rights is against the GDPR = unlawful tracking that they are harassing Google and FB with? Is not justice's sword 2 edged?
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by aurizon 5y ago
Coming to a head near you:- Servo controlled eyeballs...;)
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by aurizon 5y ago
A good beginning
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, that would mush their secret sauce...
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by aurizon 5y ago
No idea about Germany, but they may well be more law abiding?
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by aurizon 5y ago
The publishers now encode their papers with individual identifiers, that generationP calls UUIDs on all pdf's. That means they can trace it back to the institution(and perhaps the actual prof?) They have then sent nastygrams to threate
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by aurizon 5y ago
If only the Nobel Committee would say:- The Nobel Committee will only consider research published under an Open Source Access repository in reviewing published papers for consideration for the Nobel Prize after ~~ June 30, 2022. This would
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by aurizon 5y ago
OK, You have the 5g fallback, you might get a 5g directional yagi that might improve your speed by a better signal to noise ratio. There are a number of cheaper home buildable kits in this search of you drill down. https://www.g
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by aurizon 5y ago
Do they have others in this same position that they also charge a $7100 hook-up fee? If so, they are abusing the process. That said, once they put it in, will they maintain against ice/snow/etc. or will you get bills for thousands
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by aurizon 5y ago
I view share price purchases as an act of desperation caused by a reduction of the competitive position of the company vis-à-vis their competition - in this case the rise of AMD coupled with ARM based silicon eating up processor share, now
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by aurizon 5y ago
They wasted billions buying their stock to keep the share price high. That $$ was better spent on R&D. This accounting mind set has ruined many companies this way.
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by aurizon 5y ago
Is Apple a virtual millipede? Does it have any unshot feet left. As Marco says = GOLD. I am sure this whole thing will rebound against Apple, as well it should.
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, I see, it does reflect matters. Of course natural deaths embedded in covid would not be seen, but the invoices to the feds would be larger. Obviously a forensic comparison is needed to see if the states really tried to milk the cash c
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by aurizon 5y ago
and harder to hide any WiFi mechanism
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by aurizon 5y ago
Vegas buys millions of sets of balanced dice every year, so do all the casinos in TROW = a cut throat competitive business. What you need are WiFi dice that pass all tests, and when used can be 'adjusted' Maybe that is why dice ar
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by aurizon 5y ago
https://www.uslottery.com/mido-lotto/ In essence, it is trust based. Whether or not this trust will break down if the ticket you buy wins $50 million. As long as it acts as agent and does not transport the tickets acro
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by aurizon 5y ago
There have been many accusations of health networks assigning Covid as the cause of death to access federal funds. The shortage of staff allowed admins to do this - essentially unfindable crime as it would need tests of exhumed remains or
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by aurizon 5y ago
Found 3 bugs, earned 3 re-spawns....
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by aurizon 5y ago
I have these mosquitos, 6 of them. Every month they suck some blood and go to head office and lay some (golden eggs).....GRRR The car with an OS can block you from adding third party items, such as remote starters that at one time you bough
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by aurizon 5y ago
Ah, I am using chrome, since they feed on ads, they are probably more inclined to limit my adblocker - which seems to work for other sites. I will play with ff
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by aurizon 5y ago
This must be desperation due to losses of paying subscribers due to the diversity of Microsoft ways to do this, as well as many others that make pdf's. Time for Adobe to fade into another company. Are they also losing share in their ot
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by aurizon 5y ago
ad blocker denies access...
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by aurizon 5y ago
Imagine a car factory that has a number of sub-assembly lines. One makes brakes, another engines, another transmissions, another alternators and so on. We know a complete car needs these in set ratios to make cars, so that is the ratio they
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by aurizon 5y ago
I wonder if this was placed in a way to pre-empt later limits/cancellations, with that sort of detail in the contract? Should such an order be subject to public document inspection as a right(possibly with $$ redaction for 'compet
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by aurizon 5y ago
Empty driverless vehicles in endless circulation is a form of in motion idling. I expect anti-idling laws will expand to cover this as the machine has zero rights and a robot police car can ask it and it will confess and pay the fine. They
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by aurizon 5y ago
Brake usage and tire wear are linked. People that start hard also tend to stop hard - 'twas ever thus. That said, high G regenerative brakes can approach this. The older eddy current brake forces approach zero as speed approaches zero

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