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by brohee 7y ago
You got me curious, as 200kph for a fire truck sounded very excessive. Looking around they seem to be able of much less, e.g. this one ( http://www.oshkoshairport.com/arfftrucks/newstriker/striker8... ) goes 125kph.
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by brohee 7y ago
They should actually bill the carry on by volume, excessive carry on is one of the thing slowing on and outboarding the most, costing airlines money in the process.
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by brohee 7y ago
And people still wonder why civilized countries forbid prophilactic antibiotics usage in livestock....
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by brohee 8y ago
Completely fueled by Instagram tho. It's on the tech industry the same way Trump election is on Facebook.
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by brohee 8y ago
Packages are dependant on certain version of system librairies, and binary compatibility isn't a huge concern from version to version.
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by brohee 8y ago
Except it's not tightly integrated on OpenBSD, and that you can replace any component for any reason without the whole thing collapsing.
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by brohee 8y ago
It's a prey animal tho. That lifespan is only achievable in captivity, protected from predators.
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by brohee 8y ago
Not all of it, that's the point. Some pure carbon (charcoal) is left that makes good soil amendment. That carbon doesn't make it back to the atmosphere unless somehow burned.
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by brohee 8y ago
“Someone else has to prove it independently, otherwise it’s invalid,” Take notes, psychology.
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by brohee 8y ago
I find the long term projections incredibly dubious, I cannot fathom how Nigeria could support 800M inhabitants, and Niger 200M. and why the fertility would not fall like it did in the rest of the world. Fertility can and often do fall in a
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by brohee 8y ago
Telcos are already selling that, on more people. Why would Uber inferior dataset would be so valuable...
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by brohee 8y ago
The moment she read from a children book in a all hands meeting ( https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/marissa-mayer-childrens-bo... ) would have had me quitting on the spot. I can't think of many things more disrespec
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by brohee 8y ago
The comments section makes the hypothesis that women with strong spacial skills may flock to fields such as animation more than to engineering, which is interesting. Having two equally valid choices, I could see why a young female student w
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by brohee 8y ago
Which rare earth are you talking about, and in which quantity?
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by brohee 8y ago
You can totally believe that, and have no faith in Tesla itself. On the high end side I don't see how they will counter the like of Audi, Jaguar, Porsche and Polestar, which come with actually well made cars, a service network that wor
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by brohee 8y ago
Where does this rare earth trope comes from? Tesla batteries uses lithium, nickel and cobalt which aren't rare earth, and Tesla Motors don't use rare earth magnets either...
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by brohee 8y ago
The rumors of "death panels" in countries with socialized medicine are pure scare mongering. In France I've seen multiple cases of no expanses spared in clearly hopeless cases, to the point I think it was borderline excessive
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by brohee 8y ago
I'd consult if mine was over 90 at night for no apparent reason (usually below 50, but went as high as 80 during a hard hiking week). Monitoring my nightly heart rate (Samsung Watch) gave me quite an insight on my general shape. When s
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by brohee 8y ago
Well according to https://deducteam.github.io/ HOL and Coq can be autotranslated to Dedukti (which is the language Logipedia uses)...
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by brohee 8y ago
Apple was eaten from the inside by Next, it's definitely not Jobs alone, it's Next using Apple capital and brand.
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by brohee 8y ago
The bulb likely also stores the BSSID of your AP, which can be used in a location API to get a position. So it's actually trivial.
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by brohee 8y ago
Not the only inaccuracy, PKCS#7 has been CMS for quite a while, he linked a 20 year old RFC instead...
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by brohee 8y ago
I've seen that at an insurer...
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by brohee 8y ago
The article doesn't state otherwise, it just states when it turned to massacre...
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by brohee 8y ago
This was seriously as good as you can expect from a non technical, non QA person, and actually better than what lots of technical users would report. A video as reproduction steps is as credible as it gets. I hope she and and son get a nice
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by brohee 8y ago
The WiFi password will be there in any case, obfuscating it is not a big hurdle, and asking a secure element in a $30 lightbulb is unreasonable in a world where many PC still ship without a TPM chip. People sure should have a dedicated IoT
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by brohee 8y ago
The private entities I was speaking about are the auctionning registrar, the public good is the right to serve .ro domain (which should benedit Romanians at large). Also, presumably the additional cost on the .ro ccTLD from the bots hammeri
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by brohee 8y ago
It's a private entity that reaps the benefits of what is a public good presumably...
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by brohee 8y ago
A good ligature font solves those...
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by brohee 8y ago
Or once on the balcony, he turned back to face the facade in order to better watch it...

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