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One of the things India most needs, the more they try - the more people will find cracks. I understand there are many similar online repositories. I hail Alexandra. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandra_Elbakyan ht
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AI's can gossip?
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The USA is run by too many dummies, China has a far higher number of graduates in tech, although China also has many 'purchased' degrees - the hiring of a winger to pass exams
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Yes, I see, dated 2018 using rarified air as ion source. Totally solves the reaction mass needs and the electricity is solar
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I have often wondered if a a very small Ion thruster, used intermittently, gravitationally stabilised, could be used to offset the variable atmospheric drag caused by inflation/deflation of the tenuous upper atmosphere to extend satell
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1y ago
Soviet style denial...
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looters would dig holes at known rich villas?
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Religion - cargo cult et al. It is quite clear that religions arose from tribalism to aggregate tribes into pan religious groups. They are de-facto control mechanisms = toe the line = give us your $$ = fight/kill as ordered.
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The process needs 'Darwinising' = plagiarised stuff carries an academic survival burden. Set up an LLM to do a cross-associative search. Latest models should be quite capable of this = A human sieves the sand for gold and find who
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Kick the Tariff dog too often and it will bite. Huge Aluminum/copper/wood tariffs have moved Canada to export diversely. These supplies are tight and this year's production has been purchased in Europe/Japan/Asia wh
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Any buffer vanishes as prices fall = buyers pull back and wait for the dust to settle = a downwards cascade that can consume all equity= underwater, and buyer does not want to bail out a sunken ship. Lenders have recourse to whatever other
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Radio shack/Tandy clung to a sea of small parts as surface mount came in. Most of these parts went for scrap. As surface mount dominated the repair/salvage of most parts became uneconomic. Without the parts 'albatross' a
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open up, remove heat sinked parts, clean both faces with isopropyl alcohol. Buy some 'cooler master' paste and reseat. Take care with minimal alcohol and power off - it can catch fire. Most repair shops can do this - ask first
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It seems to me that there were several bacterial/viral invasions mediated by human migration over the past -20,000 years. Each ice advance lowered the oceans and allowed populations to colonise the exposed continental shelf = migrate a
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I see the sport of 'AI chatbot baiting' needs some work so outputs get filtered. I know GROK and the rest are prey to this baiting - as millions of similar bait-bait products have been seen = the typewriter is innocent.
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There is evidence of lava tunnels and some show collapsed parts. The millions of years of thermal cycling with the lunar day/night might have annealed them, making them less likely to collapse and act places where long term sealed/
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There is a pattern called 'Pica' where kids gnaw on stuff, windows, ledges etc https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pica_(disorder)
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3 cat feeders(small dispensers) 3 different recurring times, 3 cats = never a dull moment for the FBI on watch...
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Africa and China are awash with fake meds - perhaps even in India. Large amounts of fake drugs are common in Africa/China = deaths are common. Pharmacies are very aware of this and watch their sources. The big problem is very good copi
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Someone in the USA should litigate to forestall any irreversible shut down/sunsetting of these satellites. Under automatic systems they might last until the midterms when a 'night of the long knives' might reap a huge harvest
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I think some bad web design instructions just get propagated among script kiddy web designers = fat fee for minimal work. I like black on white = I hate beige/fawn text on ochre/puce? screens. I have complained to about a dozen si
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Vets are skilled, but a 'match MD $' seems to have infested the field. The result is people are forced to let their animals die unmedicated because they lack the $$ or credit to save their pet, a very sad anguish.
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They should add dentists and vets to this interdiction. Huge fee increases over the past ~10 years. In the case of vets = huge increase of pet death under suffering as people can not afford the steep fees.
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Yes they have. The thickness of steel as inner/outer walls. The mass of motors and their internal copper has been cut by the use of far higher frequencies of alternating current often generated via pulse width modulation up to 50-200 K
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Ideal scam candidate, just get an accountant to audit it and sell it. I recall the Canadian SRTC frauds of the 90's, get an audit and sell it to an oil company paying 55% taxes, the usual rate was 28% of face, and the tax men were stop
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Those sat to ground power sources use gallium arsenide switched FETs = synchronous rectification, avoiding the voltage drop of diodes has been tested on a small scale, the 10GW orbital 35% efficient solar arrays, maybe next week... Solar bo
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It is very sad to see monkeys(as well as any other animal) tortured for gratuitous pleasure. I wonder if those that enjoy this are people constrained from doing the same actions to people by moral restraints or the restraints of peers/
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HP specialised in snatching Defeat from the very jaws of Victory, always after the elusive $cow and all they get is hate. They have made some tries at additive printing = high end $$. They have had some success in that far from consumer fie
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I do not agree
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUFS2np0mKc&ab_channel=Pilot...
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