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by clort 7y ago
Yes the lungs are collapsed completely. A seal, as I understand it, has extremely haemoglobin rich blood and stores all its oxygen there for the dive.
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by clort 7y ago
The terminal cancer patient and the pension fund are not the entire field of shareholders. Your scenario does not contradict the idea of a zero sum game for the whole stockholdings of a company, or the stockmarket as a whole.
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by clort 7y ago
I would guess a lot of them cycle through a short list of easy-to-remember passwords instead. It might be interesting to see how many actually try to sincerely pick that new, secure, password.
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by clort 7y ago
I had a recurrent kidney infection a few years ago, and they inserted a camera up into my bladder this way to have a look. It really wasn't that bad but I did notice that when the doctor was getting ready, the nurse subtly became very
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by clort 7y ago
I'm sure Dr Gunther von Hagens would be interested in preserving this, if they didn't have any other ideas. Plastination is the process of replacing liquids and fats in the body by plastics, and IIRC if you use silicone it even fe
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Every Color Imaginable, 271 Years Before Pantone(thisiscolossal.com)
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by clort 7y ago
There is the obvious, using this technology to put words in somebodies mouth. The more nefarious though, is that certain people who lie all the time can easily claim that a lie you recorded them saying wasn't them and now you can'
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by clort 7y ago
> Anything with tiny pores put on the sea will either be covered in life in weeks My question with this, is that if an air bubble is formed against the surface of the material and thus the water is not touching the surface.. how does the
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by clort 7y ago
> 6. You need an annual HIPAA training program to remind everyone of a lot of the above When you say 'need' do you mean 'legally required to' ? I wonder if that could work to the advantage of the poster, in that if t
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by clort 7y ago
More science fiction: Larry Niven wrote about Jack Brennan, a human turned Pak Protector who set up a small environment around a micro black hole to provide gravity in the outer solar system. I don't think it was earth-mass size though
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by clort 7y ago
12 wires attached to his torso, recording all the electrical impulses from various points, tracing out a graph. They call this an electrocardiogram (ECG) but the one I had for a medical didn't have 12 leads just 5 or 7 I think.
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by clort 7y ago
In the UK at least, trespassing is not a crime. The store would have to bring a prosecution and prove damages, so far as I know.
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by clort 7y ago
> Their bread goes stale faster Interestingly, I wonder why this would be a metric of lower quality bread rather than higher? I mean, the obvious way to make the bread last longer would be to pump it full of preservatives, and the white
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by clort 7y ago
There might be a nuance missing, in that if you compare a plane journey vs a cruise you are of course not comparing like to like if you only consider 'CO2 per passenger mile' as aeroplanes are used to travel further than a cruise
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by clort 7y ago
I see you've posted this approximate figure and its comparison to a car three times already, but the Kia figure is irrelevant. The relevant comparision is the required power to push the USS Seawolf forward and what speed can you get wi
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by clort 7y ago
Also, they are worried about slime build up. but in the case of using that as a motor rather than generator, I wonder if that would be an issue at all, or if once activated it would just push the slime off..?
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by clort 7y ago
No, they are not proposing 56 bit key lengths. I understand the key is always 128 bits. They are saying that the entropy should be minimum of 56 bits. In fact the entropy is always 128 bits but this negotiation reduces it because 'so
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by clort 7y ago
I think an attacker can disrupt already existing connections causing them to reconnect but if they try to re-pair then operator interaction would be required. I think that this attack only works when the encryption is being negotiated, whic
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by clort 7y ago
In the UK I pay £5 for a scissor cut. Best barber I've ever been to, and he will chat but doesn't need to. It is not a fancy place, there are piles of vintage magazines, a daily local paper and the chair is well worn in (looks lik
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by clort 7y ago
In the UK we used to have red, black and green, but now we have brown, blue and green/yellow (I think this is the same as rest of EU). I presume this is because of colour blindness reasons as there are folk who can't distinguish r
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by clort 7y ago
also, the way I read it is that bystander effect was posited to be something like nobody else is doing anything and therefore I won't do anything but if society has changed and somebody does get involved, it would be more like
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by clort 7y ago
Interesting that you are in the UK and still had trouble. Do you think that you got the money back because of the way they are regulated within Europe as a bank rather than the way that they are not regulated in the USA (which is where most
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by clort 7y ago
Yes and my muscle memory goes back a long way.. I like some of the stated features on the webpage though, Aerc seems like something to keep an eye on.
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by clort 7y ago
Is there something like this (or trello), that you can self-host on a site? I appreciate that these sites provide free accounts etc, but I am in an association and we have our own simple site already with no advertising or tracking. It wou
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by clort 7y ago
"I dual boot OSX and Windows on my laptop and I have to re-pair the headphones every time I switch OSes. I suspect each OS has a different encryption key, but the headphones can't tell the difference between which OS is running.&
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by clort 7y ago
obviously, it should be different on every phone..
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by clort 8y ago
I think the main useful thing about 7x50 is that 50mm (diameter of the input lens) divided by 7 (magnification) is just over 7mm, which would be the diameter of the image in the output lens and is also approximately the maximum diameter of
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by clort 8y ago
people who are extreme along these lines can fall into the ruiners category (eg taking drugs in a childrens play area and pissing on the slide). people who are not so extreme perhaps fall into the first category. I mean, I know people who l
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by clort 8y ago
In the UK, yes. The owner is responsible for council tax when a property is empty. This varies across the country, it could be totally zero rated when the property is empty and unfurnished, or it could be that you have to pay entirely. Wher
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by clort 8y ago
That is really cool. I also liked "The Clock", a 24hr film montage with every scene showing a clock with the correct time. I didn't see much of it but it was mesmerising to watch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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