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dhughes
16y ago
I think that's what's good about CANDU, we were so poor here in Canada it was designed using separate tubes which makes it possible to remove entire fuel bundle tubes without requiring the core to be de-pressurized, it's kind of a modular
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16y ago
To me it feels faster if that means anything then again I didn't benchmark before and after.
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16y ago
CANDU reactors are safe, in fact they have a hard time getting anything to happen on a good day. If something went wrong the worst that would happen is the reactor would stop working.
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'Terminal' gone Canonical,"of no use in modern GUI age"
(ubuntu.com)
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16y ago
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dhughes
16y ago
Can you hire him to wipe Jersey Shore?
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16y ago
I submitted a self post asking for an update on the Reddit LFTR project but no bites. Found this http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/a8v7q/reddit_tho...
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dhughes
16y ago
Last year or maybe two years ago a bunch of Redditors, physicists and engineers, were talking about getting together and actually making a LFTR or doing something along those lines.
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16y ago
It wasn't always bad but it is getting worse, back in 1994 I had at least four, if not more, ISP companies to choose from in my small little corner of Canada. Now that been whittled down to two, there are others but it involves cellular st
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dhughes
16y ago
Any self-made rich people I've met are rich for one reason and that reason is they don't spend one cent more than they have to for anything, every penny they make they hold onto for the rest of their lives. I would say people who inherited
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16y ago
It's not a swastika emblem which is quite common it's the red, black and white Nazi Swastika which symbolizes extreme hatred and violence. You don't have to live in Germany to be affected by it, I'm sure quite a few of us have grandfathers
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16y ago
Any person I know who is rich and has become so through their own hard work bristles at the thought of spending a lot of money on anything, even a cup of coffee. I've know some who want a Mercedes but hate the thought of paying so much for
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dhughes
16y ago
> Geothermal increases earthquake risk/frequency, so it's not all roses either. What do you mean?
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16y ago
'App' is short for application I guess that's the problem so Amazon should come up with their own shortened version I suggest 'appl'
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16y ago
I work with a Japanese woman she's about 30 years-old and has been here in Canada for at least ten years (a guess) and I can confirm that she is polite and courteous to the extreme. It's embarrassing to see the contrast of some of my fello
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16y ago
Even places such as Slashdot are hard to get submissions accepted but I'd say that's due more to the sheer volume of submissions, not as much in past years but I'm sure Slashdot has a large user-base they've got at least a good eight years
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16y ago
My 2 cents, Digg.com user since April 2005. I don't know if it was spam or all the format changes, each time a format change occurred users complained - a lot, yet changes were implemented anyway. The highlight of Digg's history I'd say wa
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16y ago
That's a typical summer day here in eastern Canada. Seriously.
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dhughes
16y ago
Wouldn't it be surreal if Kevin Rose went to Reddit?
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I expect drunk posts today of all days. Certainly Reddit is quite different but I can see a shift maybe among older users or maybe more of a dual membership.
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16y ago
I'd say Digg became popular due to promoting it on television, Kevin mentioned Digg on TechTV and invited people to try it. He had a captive audience on TechTV (or what was left of it after G4 gutted it) which helped a lot to get the word
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dhughes
16y ago
Finding one in Yahoo! Chat in the 90s wasn't very hard it was tough trying to find someone, anyone to chat with who wasn't a pedophile, those chatrooms were insane! ...and the webcams too!
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16y ago
The picture is very misleading too a big black column of smoke rising up and the headline about nuclear reactors yet no clarification the picture isn't a reactor on fire, it's probably an oil refinery.
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Aftershocks amaze me, I've never felt an earthquake and they are non-existent where I live but I find it amazing an aftershock can occur months later.
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16y ago
Original post on Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/fy6yz/51_hours_left_to...
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Adrian Chen from Gawker pretends to be cancer patient?
(twitter.com)
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Can you put the Android OS on an iPad?
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I'm not a fan of the names most times I don't know what I am using, even now I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 whatever animal it is. It's much easier to remember 10.10 (released 2010 October) than whatever year Monkey, Bat, Cow or Hedgehog came out.
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16y ago
> That's what we are trying to find out! He was being spied on because he has a foreign sounding name That's the worst part, fixating on such a useless thing. Imagine if the US and Canada went to war, I as a Canadian of Irish heritage c
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16y ago
Risk of death from #1 heart disease and #8 pneumonia can be greatly reduced quite easily by getting a pneumonia vaccination shot, it protects you against the viral form of pneumonia and halves the chance of heart attack. I'd say most peopl
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16y ago
I see that explanation when this happens but really whatever the reason, it's weird, I still find it odd to do such a thing for news articles, cars or whatever. [This comment was taken from July 2012]
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