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brohee
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Doesn't work in e.g a lock chamber, which would ensure only one person is in it (which has it's own issues, e.g. weighting is more complicated than it looks).
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The lastest version has a bigger battery and doesn't offer the range extender IIRC.
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They say they are doing aeroponics, so soil is replaced by much lighter plumbing...
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7y ago
+ in email works the same way since sendmail
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We add mercaptan (an horrible smelling, innocuous gas) to natural gas (methane), so we get a chance to notice leaks before an explosion.
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The i-Pace sales are limited by the Austrian factory capacity to make them AFAIK
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In the Greenberg article, he's photographed with a good old bag of cash...
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Past discussions referenced in the thread : The Lifespan of a Lie – Why can’t we escape the Stanford Prison Experiment? : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17287319 Zimbardo’s Rebuttal Against Recent Criticisms of the S
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Debunking the Stanford Prison Experiment
(twitter.com)
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They totally come with Picatinny rails...
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There are seven engines, and the firmware can adjust to the loss of one. "The company also says it’s intuitive and safe to use, with the computer-controlled systems providing built-in redundancies and automatic compensation if one of
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For all purpose, the patch is disclosure.
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Because the feeling doesn't match the crime solving statistics, at all.
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> my favorite is that we simply outbred them because of our sex appeal I think not, Homo Sapiens just starves better, Neanderthal superior athleticism came at a huge calorie cost, so when preys became rarer Neanderthal starved faster th
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Datapoint : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal#/media/File:Recons... Uglier Homo Sapiens found mates
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> bit of the 'messiah' complex Why not calling it mental illness at this point...
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Transport of energy and food is a very small part of the global impact of getting them to customers, and dense living makes a huge impact on transportation impact. To convince people that they'd be better in straw houses, you'd ne
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The point of CLT is that it contains only 1% of a not so bad adhesive (polyurethane) and 99% wood, vs e.g. MDF that contains 10% of a pretty bad adhesive...
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Chromium uses NSS too, at least on some platforms. I've also seen it in embedded Linux contexts, it's more common than you think it is.
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You do, it's factoring the fact that something that cannot be sold legally can still has black market value, which is definitely the case for stolen art and antiques, protected species etc...
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And the European wheelbarrow is vastly inferior to the Chinese one (see https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/12/the-chinese-wheelbar... )
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Pretty standard in Europe : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bocage
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Obviously there was no soil at first since it's dead organic matter.
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Creating predator free breeding environments for them (any place that can hold stagnant water in an urban environment). And feeding them (by being there).
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Even with high on carbon emission electricity, the train benefits a lot from not carrying its fuel.
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Obviously it had to be public research, because big pharma is a lot more interested in managing chronic conditions... Pretty glad my taxes helped pay for that research...
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Setting up the session key using RSA encryption isn't supported in TLS1.3. Authenticating with RSA signature sure is, and is the most common case...
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A glossary as an annex sounds like a way to address this... Big-R and monoid would definitely warrant an entry.
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7y ago
You only have to ssh to a compromised machine with X11 forwarding enabled to be quite exposed...
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Not enforceable in Europe IIRC. So they rightfully don't care.
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