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by badloginagain 12y ago
When nuclear research was first being developed, it was for the specific purpose of building the bomb. When the war ended, and the industry switched to civilian applications, they decided to go with Uranium because they had already worked o
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by badloginagain 12y ago
It looks like this prototype is based on the Oak Ridge MSR experiment, which ran successfully for years didn't it?
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Its a nuclear generator factory. It uses molten salt as the catalyst for nuclear reaction, using thorium as the fuel. The molten salt allows passive safety measures, significantly reducing the negative effects of a meltdown. It also signifi
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Only if there was no son to inherit the throne.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
I'm surprised they didn't bring up shuttering Ubuntu One cloud service.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Would like to see as a browser extension, one button click to view the page in a readable format. Great work.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Thanks for the info, It's the first real explanation of value other than users and being the current hotness
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Jesus they're going to have Microsoft send me a movie ad of their next flop. I don't see why they didn't just take FB's money at what has to be their peak relevance. The only advertising opportunity I really see is unsol
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how does Snapchat make money?
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by badloginagain 12y ago
Thank you, no. My account is going to remain deactivated.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
I think the point is that the resource requested won't exist anymore.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
>because it doesn't make us money false: it's provided them with 8 projects worth incorporating into the project proper.
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by badloginagain 12y ago
8 projects made that they are now incorporating into the product proper. These 8 projects were at cost of management of the public API. If true that more projects of equal caliber will be developed in the future, what is the opportunity cos
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by badloginagain 12y ago
I've tested Opera a bunch, I was pleasantly surprised with it's performance. I haven't given it a dedicated run though. If I find 'Zilla performance to be a continuing issue, I might give Opera a real chance.
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Quitting Chrome: Because Google+
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by badloginagain 12y ago
limelight.wow
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by badloginagain 13y ago
I would like the ability to highlight all instances of a highlighted word, like in Notepad++
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by badloginagain 13y ago
I would expect another interview purely to gauge likeability/communication/basic hygiene; this is a good approach just to gauge raw programming skills. It's no use getting to know someone just to find out they can't code
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by badloginagain 14y ago
See, now this sounds like something I want to go to. It sounds like something that would directly benefit me and make me a stronger programmer. I was surprised at how damaging the "incident" was to my perception of pycon overall. The only t
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by badloginagain 14y ago
The core of his argument centers around that compared to the other disciplines, it's harder to find a "good" game designer than it is to find a "good" programmer/artist etc. But that makes sense- as he says, it's hard to go to school for it
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by badloginagain 14y ago
It wouldn't be based too much on user complaints or metacritic scores for SimCity or any other game really. Underperforming revenue is likely the largest factor in Riccitello's departure. There has been a string of quarters hitting below/l
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by badloginagain 14y ago
It's actually very unlikely. What is likely is that all the tech guys will be laid off because SimCity didn't meet financial expectations.
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by badloginagain 14y ago
Are you forgetting Spore? It was Will's baby, and it sucked.