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by creep 9y ago
>Which grad student had the logbook was potluck. I mean, sure, but that doesn't mean any grad student would have looked at the logs and found the pulsar patterns. Bell did. If she hadn't said anything the data may have been ove
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by creep 9y ago
In Canada (at least where I live), one can't sell bitcoins to an exchange without providing government-issued ID. I would never use bitcoin on the black market.
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by creep 9y ago
This might be a little tangential, but as interesting as the idea of a smarthome is, I'm not sure I'll ever buy into it. I've never tried it, so can't speak to the benefits, but on this topic I'm always reminded of
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by creep 9y ago
For some reason, reading anything about China's mass production always makes me a little depressed, but this one hit me pretty hard. I'm an artist myself, in my free time, and the greatest joy I find is to be able to create any im
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by creep 9y ago
This is done in Canada as well. It's frustrating when I've already paid $80 for shipping. What the hell is a handling fee, you crooks.
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by creep 9y ago
I have two cats. My two year old maine coon is the most playful, intelligent cat I have ever met, and he knows when I'm sad. He runs to the door when I come home (and then pretends that he wasn't actually there to see me). The onl
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by creep 9y ago
I can imagine this being modified for spring-like muscles, with a more elastic material. Other than that, you can just suck the air out faster (which has a limit) would work better with shorter muscle "segments".
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by creep 9y ago
It's important to say that though. Public research findings, and public statements concerning anything political, tend to downplay the initial effects of very bad decisions, to sort of wash it under the radar. When it comes to nuclear
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by creep 9y ago
That is also a good option. GPS trackers on children do not solve any inherent problem. Teach the child how to be responsible, allow the child to prove themselves responsible and trustworthy, and there is little to worry about.
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by creep 9y ago
I read about this when researching meshnets about a year ago. Along similar lines, Portland has its own meshnet, but I am not sure if the project is still active. https://portlandmeshnet.org/ So does Toronto, and some other
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by creep 9y ago
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I agree with the decision. Perhaps this will push the producers of such devices to up their privacy game, and in the future there should be security audits before allowing them back on the market. Regul
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by creep 9y ago
Truth and information has always been under the control of will. If someone has a "truth", there is a binary decision. The signals have always been under control of he who broadcasts them. The noise doesn't matter, apart from
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by creep 9y ago
They recognize that they are seeing spiderman pee on elsa. Toddlers and babies are not just pupal stages waiting for hormonal signals to transform into adults. There is a reason why parent-child interaction is so important in early life. C
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by creep 9y ago
This is also a fundamental problem of eternity. If one is eternal, he/she can create or destroy at will. But our current social model is based upon the creation of successors. In fact, the evolution of the universe seems to be based up
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by creep 9y ago
>Death is terrible, and should be eradicated I strongly disagree with this statement. We learn through death, and yet we don't know what death is. We do not know the fundamentals of death, yet it occurs on all abstractions. I think
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by creep 9y ago
When I was in the hospital for an eating disorder a plastic container was fitted on the toilet with measurements, and my fluid "prescription" would be adjusted. The nurses would also use this to monitor whether or not I was actual
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by creep 9y ago
I KNEW IT
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by creep 9y ago
This is what I was thinking. The octopus sacrifices an arm to conceal the full extent of its reach.