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Lt. Col Rankin – Pilot Ejects into Thunderstorm [2012](weatherimagery.com)
1 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
Oops, looks like you're right. Wikipedia says "The nuclear-free zone Act does not prohibit nuclear power plants, nuclear research facilities, the use of radioactive isotopes, or other land-based nuclear activities."
543.
by crummy 7y ago
I thought it was more that NZ banned nuclear weapons and the US didn't want to confirm or deny the presence of such weapons on board any ships so they weren't able to visit. I guess it's a manner of perspective.
544.
by crummy 7y ago
both; nuclear-anything is banned in NZ
545.
by crummy 7y ago
This one is really truly excellent: https://twitter.com/lluvia_deer/status/1177864395822530561?s... (Based on the legendary vine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6gBu2Zd7Bc )
546.
by crummy 7y ago
Rogue-like games.
547.
Looping Music Seamlessly(nolannicholson.com)
223 points by crummy 7y ago|61 comments
548.
by crummy 7y ago
What's the debugging experience like?
549.
by crummy 7y ago
I feel the same way. My gut says, now there are only two closed doors - it's still a 50/50 chance! This explanation offered above makes sense to my "gut" however: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2134
550.
by crummy 7y ago
I opened an incognito window and tried it. Google suggestions for "is stephen miller": * is stephen miller married? Bing suggestions for "is stephen miller": * is stephen miller gay? * is steven miles married? Maybe ther
551.
by crummy 7y ago
Can you give some examples of politically controversial results google might be censoring?
552.
by crummy 7y ago
I feel like the "hardware is a commodity" ideal seems to conflict with this paragraph from the author: > There are some other luxuries I've lost in the transition. For instance, if I want to plug in a USB microphone, headp
553.
by crummy 7y ago
Does the Chrome team go over every bug report? It seems like it to me, though I've only filed a few.
554.
by crummy 7y ago
> If this were the case, companies would - because they could do an equivalent job to a man for less money - simply hire all women workforces which due to their lower wage bill would outcompete and destroy companies that employed men. T
555.
Google Docs Link Crashes Google Chrome
3 points by crummy 7y ago|4 comments
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Let’s Make: Traffic Department 2192(maizure.org)
2 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 7y ago
In France, at least some authorities think it is insider trading: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-03-29/deals-...
558.
by crummy 7y ago
I moved to Australia last year and was shocked that it took me less than two minutes to file taxes. What a dream.
559.
by crummy 7y ago
Off topic but does it seem like this link deliberately doesn't load any of the Youtube UI details, just leaving in grey hints? I thought the rest hadn't loaded but it's kind of a nice experience. It looks like this on my end:
560.
9 Years, 9 Lessons on Horror(frictionalgames.blogspot.com)
3 points by crummy 7y ago|0 comments
561.
by crummy 7y ago
Thanks to GDPR, we're no longer allowed to count the rings to reveal PII.
562.
by crummy 7y ago
Are many folks compiling sensitive personal data into binaries?
563.
by crummy 7y ago
One of my favourite Youtube channels, Every Frame A Painting, talks about this in Vancouver - except that the movies are rarely set in Vancouver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojm74VGsZBU
564.
by crummy 7y ago
I think the difference is who you're offending. George Carlin on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8yV8xUorQ8&feature=youtu.be
565.
by crummy 7y ago
I tried a few similar sites recently and settled on Paprika[1]. Not a big fan of their pricing plan (pay per client) but they work OK otherwise and I think they're probably the most popular in the space. How would you compare your serv
566.
by crummy 7y ago
> Anyone remember the FBI and Apple case a few years back? How quickly the FBI hacked the phone after Apple wouldn't cave? To be fair, Apple is working to ensure FBI won't be able to do that next time.
567.
by crummy 7y ago
Surely WeWork has most of their employees in just a few HQs? I'd guess they have a lot less than 25 people per WeWork coworking office.
568.
by crummy 7y ago
Did Snowden ever suggest that there should be no surveillance whatsoever? I thought he was a proponent of targeted surveillance.
569.
by crummy 7y ago
Shape Up sounds interesting, particularly for remote-only teams in non-massive companies. Haven't tried it but it sounds interesting. https://basecamp.com/shapeup
570.
by crummy 7y ago
It can, if your bank supports Spectre (which apparently is a common API service for banks). It's a bit awkward, you have to sign up for a third party to do it, but worked well for the three months or so I used Firefly. Here are the doc

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