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by defrost 1mo ago
Big Aqua.
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Few, if any, deny that rape gang existed - the "racist" part is the people that bang on about Pakistani rape gangs never seem to mention Irish Catholic rape gangs, or Upper class Toff rape gangs, or ... The "official report&q
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> the sort of "gypsies" panhandling and pooping on Copenhagen or Helsinki streets clearly do not meet the criteria and are not citizens. I'm guessing by the quotes on "gypsies" that these are not the Roma that h
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Heh, I hoped that might get a chuckle - sorry I missed the separate research layer <doh> If you're an ESL (English as Second Language) speaker using AI assist for comments .. that might explain the number of [flagged][dead] com
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Sure, and they should all be part of an Atlas that purports to map research reactors. Moreover, the entire continent of Australia currently lacks any pins .. so it'd be nice to get one there for Lucas .. if not for for one of the globe
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by defrost 1mo ago
Nice site, looks like you had a bit of fun putting it together. Missing the Australian research reactor OPAL in Lucas Heights, Sydney - https://www.ansto.gov.au/education/nuclear-facts Note that while you do have the n
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by defrost 1mo ago
What's the metric on "average human" from a global population of > 8 billion people .. and why would they score mid on a standardised IQ test skewed toward western education / culture?
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> modulo charging times. There's already an Australian electric trucking company trailing plug n'replace heavy battery packs (with a forklift). That allows for fast turnover times while used batteries recharge at terminals.
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The "wolves" are, IIRC, "Romanian" gypsies - people that have lived for many generations within a number of European countries. Romania is part of the EU, when DHH suggests they are wolves that need to be deported, wher
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And to complete a particularly cultural PoV, there are many people eating "pet" chickens, "pet" guinea pigs, goats, et al about the world. Good arguments, particularly in Australia, for eating wild pigs, clean skin bul
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The "third" in “Third Reich” shouldn't be taken as a slur on Brian O'Nolan / Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman . There are many nerds, this is about those chasing a techno futurist dystopia ruled by di
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Second paragraph: The path to RonanRx is fairly unconventional. During the pandemic, I built one of the largest mask manufacturing factories in the US. We could make a million masks in a day. We converted raw polypropylene pellets into
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> No idea what equations are used for getting to the result "Basic" gravitational equations applied to observed behaviour: clumping and rotation of galaxies, lensing (light bending), etc. The behaviour implies "something&
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CSIRO releases final 2024-25 GenCost report following consultation * The report found renewables remain the lowest-cost new-build electricity generation technology, while nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs) are the most costly. *
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From the sysadmin PoV it's never "one guy" or even "just two"; what is common, however, is just one or two policemen, one or two soldiers, or one two judges make the news and the limelight of public prosecutions. It
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by defrost 1mo ago
> We don't seem to be able to differentiate our economy away from resources at all Or, equally importantly, control the means of production better than we've been doing to date - for a number of mineral resources and a great de
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by defrost 1mo ago
No ethnic cleansing. June 2025: Is there a genocide of white South Africans as Trump claims? - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9wg5pg1xp5o August 2026: How white farmers still dominate land ownership in Sout
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by defrost 1mo ago
and only 15% of the global cumulative total to the USofA's 25% (plus/minus the usual quibble about sources and definitions). Meanwhile, the problem persists and grows.
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Orthogonal to any current arc of Oxford, he's a graduate from the 1970s, elected to the US National Academy of Sciences, and a Royal Society Research Professor. Is attacking the man because of an institute the best you can do, rather
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> You carry a phone with you broadcasting constantly. You know them personally? I can't speak for them but I, for one, don't.
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Felixer feral cat grooming traps: * https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-29/feral-cat-management-... * https://thylation.com/products/
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Machine lathe sounds more natural in English, but presumably that qualification may well be to distinguish a machine lathe from a foot lathe. * https://www.renaissancewoodworker.com/foot-powered-wood-turn...
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Bugger all - particularly given the boom mic operator and other framing "gaffs" are (as I recall) all part of the "wide screen" 16:9 later release on BluRay etc that were somewhat rushed out the door. A number of shows o
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Not on the list, but documented: * Live monitoring of teenagers in gyms for sales purposes, * Multiple counts of stalking by LEOs, * Instances of unsecured access, * Multiple erroneous plate matching directly leading to "swatting&q
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What percentage are considered average?
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Honest Question: what bearing does that have on the words written by and opinion of: Tim Palmer, Royal Society Research Professor Emeritus at the Department of Physics, University of Oxford.
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Two decades before stack exchange and writing their own tools, yep.
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Correct.
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It's a shame it came to a showdown: According to Kalkstein, who taught army cadets there for 17 years, he told the dean at a November 2025 meeting that an order to cut from the curriculum content about the human causes of climate c
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They can rise up on occasion; The Guardian news outlet frequently linked here on HN was founded following the Peterloo Massacre (1812). That sacrifice didn't see fruit for two decades until the Reform Act 1832 opened the franchise

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