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by clort 9y ago
It might not have been radically unusual, but that doesn't make it consistent either.. (looked like lanes where closed to me)
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by clort 9y ago
Yeah, the trouble is though.. the tugboats got paid for and the steering gear didn't fail as it wasn't used. Same here, he goes a different way and costs the company money and all of a sudden its not comparing the cost of the dive
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by clort 9y ago
This is a corporate ownership of personality. Shudu is ageless, ever available, won't do anything against the corporate image and can be bought and sold. Ok, she is a generated personality but this will happen with real people too. Tom
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by clort 9y ago
> corporations are people that may be an accepted legal viewpoint in the USA but it is not the truth > I can become a one man corporation In truth you can't, because you will still be a person. Its just that in addition there w
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by clort 9y ago
Strictly, the organisation can be disbanded at that point anyway.
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by clort 9y ago
The rule they are breaking, is that when you google for an image and they show the image, then you click through to the page.. the image is not shown. If it shows a bunch of images and you scroll down to see more it requires you to login a
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by clort 9y ago
Incredible and you can even see ripples on the sea. I was wondering (as I live by the coast) what the deal was with the sea but I see that because they did multiple passes over the area, the tide is at different heights.
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by clort 9y ago
They don't need to charge the full battery in 10 minutes, since they didn't fully discharge it in the previous 20 minutes of cruising.. The article didn't say how long the service could be sustained without any charge but if
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by clort 9y ago
So, I'm using an open source password manager (KeePassX), and syncing the encrypted password database over several devices. Hopefully this gives me protection from loss from this data and I've thought about giving somebody the pas
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by clort 9y ago
You are probably thinking of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dungeon_Master
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by clort 9y ago
its worth noting, that they were not orbiting a star (I don't know if that would be a positive or negative issue, for stability .. they moved away from the star to cool off)
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by clort 9y ago
Or maybe people who live in a self-driving van; it can park someplace out in the country in the evening and deliver you to your work just in time to start..
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by clort 9y ago
It would be interesting to be able to change the map depending on the country of origin of the vessels to see the distribution. The article says that Spain is one of the major presences here; but certainly I've seen Chinese fishing boa
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by clort 9y ago
Out of interest, what of the research that the government inevitably declines to fund, for whatever reason? Should a private entity be allowed to do the research and monetise the results? I ask because, you know, its an obvious question
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by clort 9y ago
Ok, but does this space vehicle have a name?
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by clort 9y ago
As I work with schoolkids, I've found the best way is to direct with long thin stick like a baton. You can keep your hand well out of their vision and indicate where you want the mouse to go. If you drive for them, they will not know w
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by clort 9y ago
Actually, only those who are talking loudly into a sensitive microphone held right next to their mouth get dirty looks. Plenty of people sit there having a quiet conversation and even from the seat in front or behind you can't hear the
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by clort 9y ago
I'm a bit confused by the breath-hold where they breathed pure oxygen. The article claims that because they only started with oxygen in their lungs, that is all absorbed and nothing left by the end. But, where does the carbon dioxide g
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by clort 9y ago
From the point of view of the australian government, does it matter?
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by clort 9y ago
Its because the French are sneaky[0]; See also the island of St Martin/Sint Maarten in the caribbean which is partitioned but the French got the bigger half because apparently the split was arranged whereby two men would walk around th
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by clort 9y ago
'A Bunch of Rocks' deserves a mention here I think
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by clort 9y ago
Well, I guess nations do that all the time. Certainly I've heard of it in the last year or so. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/turkey-erdogan-president-us-ambassador-visa-latest-a7
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by clort 9y ago
Or perhaps, if you can only accelerate away from the sun, you just aim for a gravity well at aphelion and turn off as you approach, swing round it and float back towards where you want to go. You then turn the engine on to decelerate when y
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by clort 9y ago
surely, by enrolling to have ContentID match a work which you claim is yours against others, you are initiating the chain of events which leads to the automated claim of infringement being made? This implies (to me) that you are the one mak
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by clort 9y ago
The C Programming Language, by Kernighan & Ritchie (2nd Edition). I picked that up and was hooked.. 30 years ago
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by clort 9y ago
> I think my list of password would not be the main target of an attack. I used to have a little notebook with everything, tucked 'securely' out of the way. I mean, even in a robbery somebody isn't going to rifle through s
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by clort 9y ago
I don't really understand how relevant the first picture 'Building a bicycle' is, which seems to be two young men, cutting up a bicycle frame with an electric jigsaw? EDIT: I see, there has been some silliness in adding pictu
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by clort 9y ago
"me too" I run LineageOS v13 now (Galaxy Nexus), and before that Cyanogenmod back to v7 (maybe v6 not sure) and have never had Gapps installed, its been F-Droid all the way. I guess that means I can't appreciate the improved
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by clort 9y ago
I see what you are saying but its framed wrongly, again. That is the average age of the team players. Do you know the average age of player entering the team? (average career length might be helpful?) Also, what is the average age of th
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by clort 9y ago
I always think that the way that is written, is irrelevant to the way that it is spoken. I don't want to read it like it is spoken (Irvine Welsh I dislike your books though have no problem with the films), I want to read the words that

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