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Enter Mills classical theory of atomic structure that predicts dark matter is just hydrogen with the electron in a lower orbit that doesn't radiate (hence dark). This stuff has been created in the lab and measured every which way, for
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Senior mobile home parks are often overlooked. People move into them out of financial necessity and then find out they like living there. Low maintenance, low cost, a bit more independent than renting a condo, can park close to haul in groc
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While prices have risen and are still rising sharply I find as a retired senior there are lots of ways around this from coupons to biweekly senior care packages to dollar stores and also I grow a bit of my own food in the backyard.
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They have only tested dead cats, so of course they have all died!
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Maybe I am missing the point about the visual problems they are trying to detect but it seems like something as simple as video game performance might pick out the same problem? Something like the old aliens game where you have to track and
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3y ago
Using the free version of the checkbot browser extension to scan 100 pages from your site shows that your HTML is not valid (0% - all pages have an error) and CSS is 90% valid. Correcting this might change your search traffic.
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Digging a bit apparently it's a Linux binary and Windows would need a version compiled from source.
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Seems like we are still in the sheepdog phase where AI agents are extremely capable but not really autonomous helpers that still need overall coordination and control. Logical extension is layers upon layers so the next stage is a shepherd
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I am getting the following error on a 64bit Windows 10 machine: ./bin/pp: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error Is it because it's a 32 bit binary?
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Just plain shell scripts has always worked for me.
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Open your Starbucks app when you decide to go to the store and initiate your (re) order. It considers your travel time and the Starbucks queue and schedules your order to be ready just in time for your arrival (at the front of the line), wh
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At least this eclipse will be visible from a wide range of places all across the continent starting in Mazatlán which likely has the best weather but has been booked solid for months. Traveling on the day of the eclipse will be a problem so
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Was there in early December when the sun is lower and really lights up the stained glass. The flamenco shows are fun too.
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Scientists are grasping at straws to explain the JWST observations but I still prefer Randall Mills' classical theory now thirty years old, that has stood up well with all its predictions coming true despite the howls of laughter from
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Interesting - in the early 80s I was trying out vi and emacs to decide which I preferred and it was because it took me 30 minutes to figure out how to exit emacs that pushed me into a lifetime of vi and latterly vim.
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For seniors working with their grandchildren the default colors make the text very hard to read - grey text on medium mauve background - need much higher contrast. Mostly this applies to the text in the instruction boxes that can't be
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I got laid off around age 50 in the 2000/2001 dot com bust and wrote up my experience on medium: https://medium.com/@davenixon_44904/how-to-find-a-job-when-y... TLDR: Work on personal/OS project to learn in d
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So is Rust the language of the future as the survey implies? https://bloomberry.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Programmin...
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I've ordered over 50 items from Temu and have generally been happy with the quality. There have been one or two complete duds, but I just write that off as you get what you pay for. Not worth sending anything back. The only things I st
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Have a countdown that has to be actively reset by the pilot before it gets to zero or it makes an audible alarm. Can allow it to be turned off manually for busy times or just make any pilot action reset the counter. Can research the optimal
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Google at least tries to flag bad stuff, unlike X or Meta.
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He has a blog post about sleeping on night trains. He doesn't pay extra for a couchette or compartment, he sleeps in a normal compartment laying down over 3 seats or on a wide luggage rack with an air mattress. https://leben
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Googling, it seems to be attributed to Karl Barth.
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Thanks
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God listens to Bach, but the angels prefer Mozart.
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I like to try to match interesting videos with particular musical favorites, for example the record setting French TGV speed record 574,8 km/h run with Stratosfear by Tangerine Dream. I start two youtube tabs and turn the train sound d
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Have worked in just about every conceivable style of office over my career and the worst was probably the beehive style six desks in a hexagonal "cubicle." Too noisy and the snacks were kept on the table in the middle which wrecke
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This can also be used to heat and cool a building. Harold Hay experimented with a "Skytherm roof" back in the 1970s and built a house at Atascadero, CA. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs&#
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Lots of theories have been thrown out and replaced completely although no big ones recently. Will the explanation of dark matter require refinement or replacement - most are looking for some new particle or maybe some new wrinkle about grav
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So which of today's accepted theories are in error? Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity do not agree so at least one must be incorrect yet both are widely if not completely accepted.
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