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cdash
12y ago
Nothing is lost in the video as someone else has already commented on in this thread, CCDs are actually more sensitive than the human eye to lasers.
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cdash
12y ago
Probably because there has been no evidence it is very dangerous and there would be evidence if it actually were.
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cdash
12y ago
Well, the readme links to a PDF.
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cdash
12y ago
That is not a satellite.
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cdash
12y ago
It is not just mobile that has data caps either. Sure the caps are a lot higher than mobile caps of a few gigs but even 150-300 GB caps are pretty small. At the highest bit rate, 1 hour of Netflix video is about 3.1 GB. Now add in the fact
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cdash
12y ago
They won't be, they are doing another ocean landing in like 4 weeks. But hopefully sometime this year.
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12y ago
Yeah, this launch has been delayed and rescheduled over and over again for various reasons. Too many to count actually, the customer (NASA) will always be the primary concern and they did not even have to allow Spacex to run these tests whi
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cdash
12y ago
This, I had actually thought about trying to set up some remote desktop for my tablet to use but decided against it as I figured it would be too much trouble but as soon as I saw this announcement I downloaded and was ready to go in no time
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12y ago
Whatever kickstarter was meant to be it is clearly being used for nothing more than preorders far in advance and you don't even have a guarantee you will ever get the product you preorder. In exchange for that risk and tieing up your m
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12y ago
This is just from what I have read on the internet, I am not by any means an expert. As far as I know, graphene is just as good or a little bit better than currently producible carbon nanotubes. There are a few other materials out there suc
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12y ago
It has been looked at and the figures used might even include tapering. One thing is sure though, even with tapering it is not possible today for a earth space elevator.
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cdash
13y ago
I doubt Sony even took this down themselves but was youtube's automated fingerprint scanner.
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cdash
13y ago
This is not an argument for software patents but it is not necessary to actually read the patents yourself for you to benefit from the knowledge they provide. You could read about an patented algorithm in a wikipedia article, a blog, or in
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13y ago
Neither of those give you access to the source code of the engine.
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13y ago
You don't lose your basic income just because you get a job. Everyone gets it.
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13y ago
License says if you sell your game for 10 dollars on the app store and Apple takes 30% cut of that Epic is taking 5% of 10 dollars and not 5% of 7 dollars.
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13y ago
Why wouldn't it be? It is still streaming and it will start playing the video soon after you hit the play button instead of downloading the entire video first. The only difference is that it will be caching the download for a certain p
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13y ago
I think instead I will ask myself whether I give a shit how a judge rules on enforcing laws I think are insane.
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13y ago
This is pretty accurate, I would not have commented at all in here until I read this and just wanted to back you up on this point. I read these type of threads on HN constantly and every time I walk away absolutely disgusted with what I see
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13y ago
Well they could just use the number of actual cells there are in a battery pack which I think is 7k. So that is 3.5 billion battery cells per year. I think 500k cars is much better to understand though.
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cdash
13y ago
No one broke your spine, it never existed and never will. It is imaginary.
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13y ago
That people are still fighting this I just can't believe. How can the internet not be viewed as an essential utility in the modern world is just crazy to me.
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13y ago
This is stupid, Cogent is providing Comcast customers with what they are requesting. Now Comcast says no way, I don't give a shit what my customers are asking for, you have to pay us as well. How is Cogent abusing Comcast by providin
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13y ago
Because their customers are paying for it.
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13y ago
They have, and guess what? The same shit happened. Its almost like everywhere they go Comcast ends up doing this, kind of like they are specifically targeting Netflix.
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13y ago
Ok so they are educated, now what can they going to do about? Nothing.
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13y ago
Except your customers paid to have that road built to their house, why is there now a toll being set up (of which the customers get none of the money) to charge use of that road for something they want.
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13y ago
I don't know. The word terrorism already doesn't mean anything anymore thanks the government and media so I think it fits just fine.
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13y ago
Pass on the costs? Isn't this supposed to lower costs for Comcast even without getting paid by Netflix? If so you mean pass on the more profit they want.
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13y ago
I don't think you will find too much argument from people that want it legalized that they would not like marijuana taxed at a normal rate. I just think that it is a battle to fight another day. It is hard to argue that the poor are w
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