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by centizen 10y ago
Very nice project, I will definitely be using it and will try to contribute in my spare time. One recommendation I'd have is not to use the word 'safety' in this context, it feels kind of overprotective. Perhaps the link shou
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by centizen 10y ago
From the sounds of it, it's more like Rad-X from the same games. (Rad-X increases your radiation resistance, RadAway removes radiation poisoning)
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by centizen 10y ago
Unfortunately, radiation poisoning is an often irreversible process - it involves the destruction of cells, muscle and tissue at a molecular level in a way that our bodies never were designed to be recover from. Majority of medical practice
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by centizen 10y ago
Out of context this sounds much worse than it is - the FBI forcefully took control of a hosting network that included 23 child-porn service sites. They then used it as a platform to serve malware to the visitors of the sites. Within a month
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by centizen 10y ago
I hate to say it, but HP has been reduced to a punchline in pretty much every space they used to be respected in. I wish that they would just let the brand die and rest in peace.
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by centizen 10y ago
They could file suit in the US, but this will likely not have any effect as Chinese courts rarely will enforce US Judgements. Filing suit in China would likely have more effective results, but this requires a great deal more time and effort
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by centizen 10y ago
And how much is another one when I inevitably lose or break it?
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by centizen 10y ago
We knew it was going to happen, but I am still disappointed the 3.5mm jack is gone.
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by centizen 10y ago
I do not use Slack, Ryver or any other similar product, so I think I can safely say I don't fall in to the "slack fanboy" demographic that this article claims are upset by their ads. That said, I think that running negative a
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by centizen 10y ago
The eight survivors in this case survived because they understood what was happening and fled to high ground though.
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by centizen 10y ago
You don't have to justify yourself to him, he's not going to listen anyways.
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by centizen 10y ago
Investor A has no grounds to force you to pay their lawyers unless you signed an agreement stating otherwise.
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by centizen 10y ago
Wouldn't surprised me if it's ultimately the source of the song's name, just in a different language or dialect.
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by centizen 10y ago
If it took 20 years for the reverse engineer community to get to this point I wouldn't sweat it if you don't think you could do it on your own.
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by centizen 10y ago
And it seems the author is refusing to even have a discussion on the name choice, closing any issues that are opened to address it without comment. What a great missed opportunity...
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by centizen 10y ago
If you think it was good, it probably was - all I remember about traditional kindergarten was hating it.
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by centizen 10y ago
I'm not trying to pretend that was a victimless crime - it was bad and it negatively affected people, some to a deadly extent. But the degree of risk here for all involved is night and day compared between the two.
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by centizen 10y ago
I think it's an important point to bring up, but I don't feel like the same people who were passing judgement on the AM leak are the ones raising concerns here. But if I had to explain the difference, I think it's the differe
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by centizen 10y ago
Given Apple's recent crusade for security of their devices, I would not be surprised at all if they obtained this patent for the sole purpose of preventing other companies from creating similar solutions.
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by centizen 10y ago
I don't think so, I think it raises an interesting point about the flexibility of the definition of the word "terrorist"
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by centizen 10y ago
At least here in Canada the term "track and field" is used to refer in general to running, jumping and throwing athletic sports.
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by centizen 10y ago
I'd agree with you if it was say, an app for a tablet or something like that, but turning it into a dedicated machine seems like strech to me.
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by centizen 10y ago
Initially really excited by the concept because I love pinball, what a letdown. Pinball is fun to play because people spend hundreds of hours carefully laying out a playfield of good shots and effective flow. These one-off doodle tables sim
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by centizen 10y ago
When it is safe enough you can operate the vehicle without also being a responsible driver, then I'd agree with you. But it's not, as demonstrated by this thread.
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by centizen 10y ago
I'm not sure how this story is relevant, it's well known that human drivers are more dangerous than self driving car. This particular case, while tragic, is not unique. But this isn't a self driving car - it's automated
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by centizen 10y ago
It's the 8-char password that I find absurd - that would take about 2 hours to brute force max.
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by centizen 10y ago
Super interesting stuff.
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by centizen 10y ago
I have to wonder how these debt refugees are getting their requests approved. Is German border policy lax enough that "I don't want to pay my debt" is enough to get citizenship?
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by centizen 10y ago
Nothing is dystopian about the idea, it's the execution that will be the important part. What information are you imagining these contacts will display?
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by centizen 10y ago
Tesla's response to this issue is staggering to me. Summon mode is not a remote control. The car is controlling itself, and I don't think it's reasonable to expect the driver to be responsible for it's actions when that

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