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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Not wifi, but you could get an aux to bluetooth adapter: https://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueSENSE-Bluetooth-Transmit...
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
They broke four records today: 1. First company booster to fly three times 2. First to launch from all SpaceX pads 3. Now most number of SpaceX launches in a year. 4. Highest number of spacecraft flown on a US rocket 64th Falcon 9 mission.
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Non-ionising radiation does not penetrate deep into the tissues but increases the risk of damage to the skin and eyes. Dependent on the energy and exposure time, non-ionising radiation can cause localised heating, or photochemical reactions
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
As bfuller already said, they do exist. I got my 2005 Honda Accord (Manual) on craigslist (2 days of research) for $2900. It has lasted me 5.5 years now with no maintenance except oil changes.
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
I agree. The Neatos with their LIDAR are way better. I actually hooked up an ESP12 to it to have internet access to the vacuum functionality, from starting a job, the raw lidar data, or manually moving it. https://github.com&#x2F
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Facebook denies techcrunch report regarding Rift 2: https://variety.com/2018/digital/news/oculus-co-founder-bren...
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Clarification from the author on twitter[0]: this edition of Rift 2 may have been cancelled but that does not mean Facebook is no longer making PC VR headsets. [0] https://twitter.com/lucasmtny/status/10544361106617
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Thanks for this comment. I was thinking of replacing it with alcohol due to legality but this gives me second thoughts... Although it'd be nice to not need anything, but it helps so much with anxiety (and other stuff).
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Wow. One of those things is not like the other...
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Also he has saved 400 million lives. That's a whole lot of carbon footprint added, right?
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Mainstream immersive VR would help greatly to make more and more remote work possible.
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Top comment at r/science: Ordinary table salt and most other essential non-organic mineral naturally found in healthy foods, are toxic in increasing doses to bacteria. As a biochemist I'd be willing to bet that those necessary min
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
I might be wrong on this but according to this updated video[0] by James Duane, things have changed considerably due to Obama and a recent Supreme Court decision and even using the 5th improperly can be used against you. [0] https:/&#x
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Robert Walker on Quora is a prolific writer regarding this. https://www.quora.com/profile/Robert-Walker-5 Specific answer to why moon first: http://qr.ae/TUGvkb
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
The visitor complex is a separate entity than the KSC itself. It's run by Delaware North. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennedy_Space_Center_Visitor_C... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaware
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
NASA is not allowed PR as a federal agency. Imagine how far ads, sponsoring games/events, etc, would get NASA in terms of PR. Compare that to the military: https://www.cheatsheet.com/money-career/amount-money-milit
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Yup, am surprised at how many people at NASA have no clue this is going on. I expected at least a retweet or a mention from NASA.
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Hayabusa2 carries multiple science payloads for remote sensing, sampling, and four small rovers that will investigate the asteroid surface by hopping and then on top of all that it will bring back samples in 2020! All of that for less than
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
"Gravity on the surface of Ryugu is very weak, so a rover propelled by normal wheels or crawlers would float upwards as soon as it started to move," officials with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) wrote in a descripti
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Yes it is energy intensive but it's for a niche application: Allowing access for clean water in areas where it is prohibitively more expensive (monetarily and energy wise) to get clean water. Think remote or disaster stricken areas (wi
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Where can you find bias in this image and why even bring this up? I commend this over-committed person for providing us with up to date information. Just when I thought I couldn't think less of Palmer Luckey...
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
This is the only way: https://www.thevenusproject.com/resource-based-economy/ This utopian idea from Jacque Fresco is practically impossible to implement unless an all-powerful benevolant dictator type AI is in charge
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Can't wait! If they implement something like VTOL VR HMCS[0], it would be a dream come true: [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlHs9gwGsJw
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
I don't know if that many games can be ported over easily. Most games on the Rift barely run on the highest consumer GPU's available.
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
For comparison: https://i.imgur.com/wtEYpW0.png Src: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/9j4xmg/could_someon...
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
The site is a commercial enterprise, and as such can go kaputt at any given point, especially if it does not find a lucrative business model. Although it's not a strong indication of long-term issues; in October 2016 the site "mad
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/words-china-banned-from-sear... Fire Torch Oil lamp Candle flame Blood Democracy Autonomous Twitter Six four Eight nine Eight eight Tank May 35 35 Six Four 64 June Jun+4 Thirty-five Twenty-fo
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Most might be a bit of an exaggeration but retail & food service industry definitely changed the way they operate just to avoid providing healthcare. >A June 2016 study determined that 500,000 workers in the retail, hospitality and f
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
Hayabusa2 carries multiple science payloads for remote sensing, sampling, and four small rovers that will investigate the asteroid surface by hopping and then on top of all that it will bring back samples in 2020! All of that for less than
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by cheeko1234 8y ago
I agree that for most of advanced math, VR won't help, however there are a lot of mathematical concepts that are easier to grasp when visualized. https://savkar.math.uconn.edu/calculus-3-visuals/ https:/&#x2

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