chris1993

10 ms·

91.
3D printed beams as strong as concrete(interestingengineering.com)
2 points by chris1993 6y ago|0 comments
92.
by chris1993 6y ago
No, they're trying to eliminate feral cats in the bush and outback areas where they are driving native animal populations to extinction. The mouse problem is in grain farming areas and is cyclical.
93.
by chris1993 6y ago
Essentially a Chromebook
94.
IMSI catcher detector app [pdf](ics.uci.edu)
1 points by chris1993 6y ago|0 comments
95.
New discovery in breast cancer treatment(garvan.org.au)
1 points by chris1993 6y ago|0 comments
96.
by chris1993 6y ago
When has Australia ever experienced these rolling blackouts across states due to solar? The most recent substantial blackouts (2019 in victoria) were due to extreme heat causing the power stations to be unable to meet demand, plus some stat
97.
by chris1993 6y ago
Please, if you are polling on a serious mental illness then do include information/links on where to find help. For instance, https://www.beyondblue.org.au/
98.
by chris1993 6y ago
We have seen something similar. Thousands of installs and immediate refunds in African countries far exceeding the number of 'real' installs. We contacted Google support but they just said everything is working as expected.
99.
by chris1993 6y ago
Except some independents still have the latch which means you can fill and wash your windows at the same time.
100.
by chris1993 6y ago
BNW == brave new world?
101.
by chris1993 6y ago
Be sure to have a bypass on your rain system to flush the smoke precipitates off your roof before they get into the tank. My parents water used to taste of tar over winter when they were lighting their fire.
102.
by chris1993 6y ago
A recent case established that Australian news organisations are legally liable and may sued for defamatory comments posted against their stories on social media platforms
103.
by chris1993 6y ago
You might have been inadvertantly measuring how white dots make beetles more susceptible to predation.
104.
by chris1993 6y ago
This is probably driven by a precedent set recently in Australia where media organisations were found to be legally responsible for any defamatory comments on their stories in Facebook. https://www.gtlaw.com.au/insights&#x2F
105.
by chris1993 6y ago
Swales, maybe?
106.
by chris1993 6y ago
There's no accepted definition of intelligence so how could he be correct [0]? He's using a culturally defined comparison which unsurprisingly places him on the winning side. If you make comparisons on the basis of race (which is
107.
by chris1993 6y ago
The virus is clearly evolving. In recent cases in Australia people began showing symptoms within a day of infection [0] [0] https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/fears-of-further-spread-...
108.
by chris1993 6y ago
It seems to be a signal of genetic compatibility for humans, particularly for women identifying compatible men, related to immune system complementarity [0] [0] https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/articles/200801&#x
109.
by chris1993 6y ago
They elected to bomb bits of Australia instead because nobody of any importance lived there.
110.
Astronomers find missing baryonic matter(abc.net.au)
7 points by chris1993 6y ago|0 comments
111.
by chris1993 6y ago
Mostly it's been Perl with IPC::Run3 which handles forking the Fortran executable and all the plumbing of stdout, stdin, stderr.
112.
by chris1993 6y ago
Avocados were a big driver of crime in New Zealand pre-COVID. So high-value that orchards were being raided and stripped overnight. I can fully imagine violence around this.
113.
by chris1993 6y ago
It's used quite widely in bioinformatics, at least in Australia. Over the last ten years I've written numerous web apps for scientists to provide user-friendly interfaces to their fortran command-line programs.
114.
by chris1993 6y ago
For people who can afford AC and won't be able to go outside
115.
by chris1993 6y ago
Very interesting reliance on epigenetics to get cold adapted varieties
116.
by chris1993 6y ago
In Australia a major tomato producer built their new greenhouse facility in the high-altitude (1km) New England region because it's cheaper to heat the greenhouses in the cold winter months than to cool them in the hot summer months in
117.
by chris1993 7y ago
I have friends who believe that dog saliva is very healthy and helps your immune system, and they encourage dogs to lick their faces. Given what I''ve seen my dog eating and licking I do my very best to avoid her spittle.
118.
by chris1993 7y ago
I'm very sorry for your loss. The audience for my gardening reminders email subscription includes a lot of older people. I have received a number of requests to end subscriptions on the death of a spouse. I handle as I hope they wish -
119.
by chris1993 7y ago
Related to this the sales of my gardening app in March were about 100% higher than usual. That's coming off a low base (people don't like paying for apps) but it's a big change. Most of that was in Australia where it's c
120.
by chris1993 7y ago
next, booking your grocery pickup as a service /s

More ›