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There is a company in Australia that have improved flow batteries technology to the point where it can be miniaturised down to the size of a fridge freezer (previously they were the size of shipping containers) ten shipping containers full
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To some, further confirmation of the standard model is a disappointment because it doesn't tell us anything we didn't already know or point to some exciting new physics.
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What I find incredible is the drive that these scientists have; then again they get to work at what is in my opinion the most amazing scientific facility humanity has built to date on Earth. I'd choose looking over mundane data every d
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8y ago
Without useless curiosity HN wouldn't exist...
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It sucks that the DO data was lost; it's an awful situation to be in and should never happen given the way that cloud options are sold. The moral of the story being that you should always diversify your cloud options and keep regular v
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What I'm getting from this is that in the next century or so people are going to gradually get dumber and dumber as the CO2 increases cause the loss of brain function.
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The link you referenced counters your point that its a big no-no in most parts of the world to take a photo of someone without their consent. In the majority of the countries listed on that wiki page no consent is required with certain exce
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As far as I know SIGINT is the name of the signal and Ctrl+C is simply a key combination that triggers it. I read the title to mean SIGINT the signal and it wasn't until I came to HN comments did I see have another meaning.
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8y ago
But stumble upon's logo is so much better than mix's...
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Not that everyone can afford such things but a few companies I have worked for in the past have mirrored their entire cloud infrastructure across more than one provider (aws, google, azure, etc). One was co-located at one data center that h
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I once had a UV steriliser for an aquarium set up, the wattage of bulb needed to be effective was quite expensive and they didn't last all that long either.
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My bosh front loader does a 40°C cotton wash in just under 5 hours, or if I switch it to a 40°C mixed load it does the same content in 60 minutes, or 40 minutes if I tell it to consume more water and electricity. I have no idea what the dif
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The self-help 'there is a book and a subscription and an app for that' modern take on mindfulness which is entirely in place to make money is of course over-hyped and largely predatory in nature. This shouldn't take away from
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Don't they have some requirement by law to always look to the next 50 years or something rather than the usual politician outlook of "however long I am in office for, to benefit me the most." I would imagine over the next 50
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Things like state funded healthcare are free at the point of care and education is free at the point of consumption. This doesn't mean they don't have costs associated with them as a whole but that for those actually using them th
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Omi, so the OU is no longer free? :o
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At the university I studied at it was well known that their policy was opening up campuses in Africa and China so to entice international students to the campus in England. This was for the sole reason of increasing cash flow and I know sev
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As far as I know civil engineers can go to prison if the construction they took part in collapses - no such provision is afforded to software engineers.
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This is far more eloquent than my reply. +1
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> The average consumer doesn't have a remote server or the knowledge to set one up. The average consumer doesn't need a remote server or the knowledge to set one up, just a plug and play device that works. IP cameras don't
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TV and radio advertising is targeted by region - even by city in some cases. Banning any and all targeting online would result for example everyone in America seeing advertising only intended for people in London. Essentially resulting in o
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Websites can't all work without cookies right? Unless another mechanism for storing session state client side is popularized - but then you're just reinventing the wheel.
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>...it is mostly the older generation that continue to use it. People always forget the homeless.
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I used to use the feedafever agrigator (until upgrading my servers PHP version stopped it working) I could give it a website url and it would attempt to identify the feed from it; probably first by looking for relevant meta tags and then re
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I am guilty of emailing or otherwise attempting to contact authors for a feed link for their blog. It's often because I have become really engaged with one of their articles, read a few more and developed a hunger to see their fresh wo
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This makes me smile to hear. It looks like you have a great product - I remember maybe a year or two ago a similar provider went under due to lack of interest, but I think they were targeting the wrong market by aggregating users social med
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I used to use the self install feedafever app which had a somewhat clever algorithm that would scrape all my subscribed feeds and provide me with a breakdown of whats hot over the past 30 days while also giving me the ability to view a chro
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I honestly think changes should be made to employment law that invalidate sections of an employee contract that contravene or reduce the employee protections written in law. You shouldn't be able to sign a contract that waives your rig
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Anyone else see the create file test results and think of a node_modules joke?
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It can be said that the election was electronic, however other countries have used electronic polling stations (notably the USA) and those have since been proven to be easily hacked and the results modified. The headline here stating the us
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