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by blkhawk 2y ago
well while that is true only debris that has the right speed will stay there. the issue is that debris will probably have gotten some impulse that turns it orbit elliptical. that means it will slowly ratchet along geo touching it every day
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by blkhawk 2y ago
During corona I build a fold down thing that put my webcam at eye-level on my monitor. turns out with a large enough monitor it really isn't that bad to have the camera in front of it.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Cars, trousers and water are also part of that supply chain. The issue is that governments or rather politicians then to take moral panics as an opportunity to simulate activity to the people who elect them often choosing targets that canno
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by blkhawk 2y ago
there is a source of volatiles "close" by - earth. with all that water in the atmosphere you can build satellites that orbit low and siphon it and other valuable gases like nitrogen off. The Satellites would use aerodynamic effect
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by blkhawk 2y ago
"best" is relative. They are innovative in some things.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
I find most interesting about Seveneves is how the technological assumptions have changed since the book predates the first landing of a falcon 9 booster stage. Getting the tin cans into orbit is described as using traditional use-once rock
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by blkhawk 2y ago
It might age like fine wine once the current political situation passes. The self insert part is also very uncharitable.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
if you ask for less than a court battle would cost you can just ask for slightly less than what that would cost the other party. In the US each party pays their own cost generally.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
It costs time of people who don't weant to spend the time to decide if a cookie banner is needed. its the default. it COSTS money to decide not to have it.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
The issue is also that the cookie banner has become a meme for non technical "deciders". That means even sites that do not track you will have the banner.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
the rotation would only happened once and would then have been written to the device context. once its in a DC you can manipulate it with memcpy. A device context is a pointer to the window "surface" and maps a memory area. I writ
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by blkhawk 2y ago
In the US you can sue anybody for anything. If its not completely and absolutely spurios it will get at least a hearing.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
I see S3 as another victim of the enforced convergence of PC and mobile that MS did get into with Windows 8. On paper modernizing S3 made even sense since getting all the system components to work nicely with S3 is not an easy task. What wa
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by blkhawk 2y ago
> high skill firmware restore at a minimum and turn them into e-waste and require an re-install from a licensed electrician at a maximum. Well not even high skill - for "security" reasons and to prevent support issues as well a
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Most of the worst humans do not die of old age. I doubt we will ever solve death (aka entropy) completely.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Oh man that would be a nightmare - I mean I probably could do it for most of the languages I have used but I would sweat during an interview. Worse would be "show how long a string is in all these languages". I always keep confusi
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Oh and the GPDR is mostly confusing because it was interpreted with malicous complyance by the whole industry - at least in effect if not intention. it is simply easy for upper management to take a "better safe than sorry" approa
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by blkhawk 2y ago
well AFAIK a simple session cookie doesn't need a banner. Also i think if you do everything local to your system you don't need one either. The point where you need one if you use any system that utilizes third parties to track th
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by blkhawk 2y ago
I think that was because they could more effectively market their "pain is bad mkay" strategy in the culturally and politically more homogeneous market that is the US. The European healthcare market is completely different for ea
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by blkhawk 2y ago
The brilliance didn't only extend to animation - there were at least a dozen of non-animated fantasy and science fiction series some that were produced together with the German PBS. For instance Adam84/The Visitors ( https:/&
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by blkhawk 2y ago
for sim cards? thats like running out of dirt.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
What price controls other countries have allow for profits that are more than healthy. And I don't think that the economics of pharmaceutical research are all that closely coupled to the prices of drugs in the US. The apparent profit m
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by blkhawk 2y ago
you don't have to be glad about that because its clearly not why prices are lower in africa. Looking in from the outside this whole reasoning seems to me like some kind of propaganda thats meant to me easily swallowed by americans. It
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by blkhawk 2y ago
not having read the blog post I can at least say that it doesn't pass the smell test for me. The fact alone that the price disparity is not "africa" and "the rest of the world" but rather "the rest of the world
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by blkhawk 2y ago
Yes, thin would be super hard to do - I expect at least a good few CM in depth. The Alps fader alone is almost the biggest factor. This is a link to a German electronics store that offers the same I have been using: https://www.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
on their own they currently max out in the high 20ies in lab samples but more importantly they use a different part of the spectrum so you can combine them traditional cells to get even higher efficencies.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
ugh - I really need to get my butt in gear and finish my winamp car stereo thing. The gimmick in mine is the use of a linear servo for the progress bar. I stmbled on a super easy way to control it that i never seen anybody use. My one holdu
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by blkhawk 2y ago
A quartz shield doesn't help if it gets coated in iron by a hot plasma. I think the only solution would be sveral shields you can jettison. The glas used would probably be ok if the flaps held up.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
it has been rewritten using a LLM to have broadly the same meaning but at the same time having all the lines at the same lenght.
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by blkhawk 2y ago
As AngryData said - they are the left edge of the democratic party. A party that is sorta center right? There is a limited amount they can do in that enviroment and they do not turn the party left leaning in any way.

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