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by cfadvan 8y ago
We know how, it’s just that nobody wants to pay for it or have it stored in their state. This is a failure of politics, not technology. Ironically the result is that of course we still store the stuff, but it’s on-site in pools all over t
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Chinese Social Media Site Reverses Gay Content Ban After Uproar(nytimes.com)
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Now we are grown men, we don’t run like Usain Bolt, so subterfuge and collusion have become our weapons. Eleven months of the year are spent planning. Collaborating with a friend is where the fun is — we can spend hours discussing approach
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by cfadvan 8y ago
It probably can’t hurt the value more than the price of the engine itself. It’s not like a kit car, where you have to worry about the entire body and drivetrain, it’s one (very critical) component which can be yanked and replaced or rebuilt
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A Space Engine That Could Make Flying into Oribt Commonplace(ft.com)
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Jolla had some profitable months last year and started issuing refunds to people who backed its tablet on Indiegogo. The company won't say how many are left, however. "It's not that many," Pienimäki claims. "Some o
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by cfadvan 8y ago
Talking about something upsetting is not inciting a riot, because reasonable people don’t just burn shit down when they’re unhappy. Standing on a podium and saying, “The police shot my son in cold blood, and we need to work to change societ
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by cfadvan 8y ago
An I liable if my speech encourages or inspires a third party to break a law? If that was your intent, then absolutely, legally at least you’re civilly and criminally on the hook. See: inciting riot. Even it wasn’t your intent, if a court
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by cfadvan 8y ago
Moon artifacts would be there for a very very long time, and yes there would be no burying, techtonic activity, or oxidizing. Only impact events and solar wind really change the moon, the former is rare now and the latter insignificant. E
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The G.O.A.T. May Be a Zebra(techcrunch.com)
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Alexa Is a Revelation for the Blind(theatlantic.com)
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by cfadvan 9y ago
I think they’re asking if bacteriophage therapy could replace antibiotic therapy? The answer is no, because you require a specific phage to treat a specific bacterial species, and since phases don’t tend to naturally infect us, it’s hard to
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by cfadvan 9y ago
It could hit South/Central America, And Mexico, chunks of Eastern Europe, China, it could devastate India, and while the US and Western Europe might not suffer much directly, that would still be a global pandemic. Even if you dont care
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by cfadvan 9y ago
A good friend of mine, his wife, his parents and their extended family all decided to (and did) delete their Facebook as a result of this furor. I deleted mine after a few months of first making it, and I’d say all told I know more than a d
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by cfadvan 9y ago
“There are multiple worst-case scenarios,” said Dr. Klemm. “One is that this strain spreads to other regions through migration. But the other is that it pops up elsewhere on its own — plasmids with drug resistance are everywhere.” This is
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When the Dried Plum Lobby Tried to Make Pruneburgers Happen(atlasobscura.com)
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Tesla relied on too many robots to build the Model 3, Elon Musk says(theverge.com)
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Drug Use Is Detectable on Your Fingerprints(theatlantic.com)
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Lockheed Is Pushing a Stealthy Version of Its MQ-25 Stingray Tanker Drone(thedrive.com)
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Army Shows Off Automatic Mortar System That's Still Too Expensive to Field(thedrive.com)
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Background checks pay for Checkr, which just raised $100M(techcrunch.com)
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Some Android Phone Manufacturers Lying to Users About Security Updates(theverge.com)
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Indiegogo Says It’s Raised Close to $1.5B for Projects, Will Soon Profit(fastcompany.com)
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Shadow Profiles are the biggest flaw in Facebook’s privacy defense(theverge.com)
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Acme to Morley: The Real Stories Behind Famous Fictional Film and TV Brands(99percentinvisible.org)
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Fluctuations of Hi-Hat Timing and Dynamics in a Virtuoso Drum Track(journals.plos.org)
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After Facebook hearing, Senators roll out new bill restraining online data use(theverge.com)
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Your Body Is a Teeming Battleground(theatlantic.com)
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Here Are the Questions Mark Zuckerberg Still Needs to Answer(fastcompany.com)
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Myanmar activists: Facebook’s plan to stop violent speech: ‘nowhere near enough’(theverge.com)
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