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by drtgh 2y ago
It is curious that, apparently, almost all agricultural technology is focused on to break the ecosystem between the crops. That tech discards the nitrogen that would be produced by microorganisms and animals like worms, included seasonally
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by drtgh 2y ago
I'm sorry, but there's no way around it, with 5W you can cut metal just as easily as you can cut a tree with a knife. At least with contemporary technology (In the future who knows).
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by drtgh 3y ago
With a few honourable exceptions, the CGI effects tend to age pretty bad, ruin movies over time. Lets say, The Last Starfighter (1984's CGI) versus: Startrek III (1984), 2010 The Year We Make Contact (1984) and so on, even Buckaroo Ban
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by drtgh 3y ago
Each EU member is responsible for analyze the food that is imported crossing its borders, and they just report the results to destination. The destination of one of those consignments of contaminated strawberries from Morocco was the Nether
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by drtgh 3y ago
It is forbidden to use Chlorpyrifos in the EU, but in Morocco it's used. Recently, imports of olives contaminated with high levels of this chemical have been detected, but they have entered into the EU. Oftopic but related, In Morocco,
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by drtgh 3y ago
The article is a bit confusing, and the photo with the station's name doesn't help, The station names and place-name signs, when we see them written with Latin characters, are using romanization Hepburn rules since many decades ag
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by drtgh 3y ago
>will be more of a transfer of your consciousness Sounds like a copy, not a transfer. If you didn't physically transport the atoms, the matter, you would end up with two duplicates living at different places and time, and with diffe
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by drtgh 3y ago
System Settings > Workspace Behaviour > General Behaviour: In "Clicking files and folders" then switch the option from "Selects them" to "Opens them".
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by drtgh 3y ago
Many times this warnings are triggered by the packager, but if one ignore them, what is the purpose of the scan? The software author should take a look if this is the case, for to change the packager's configuration (no encryption [if
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by drtgh 3y ago
He means to adapt for hydrogen gas combustion. Without the fuel cells used by the hydrogen electrical ones. Although we are talking of different pressures, at first sight it sounds feasible, due to adapt motors for using butane gas combusti
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by drtgh 3y ago
They designed the LEVs like that[1][2] for to deploy them some meters before landing. My guess is they expected it may happen with the main probe and something made them not include it in the design (Perhaps to concentrate all on the testi
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by drtgh 3y ago
Just in case if anyone is already using uBlock Origin and don't know, the css style can also be modified with a filter (I noticed the feature existence through HN comment some mounts ago. Procedural filters are also allowed). I like th
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by drtgh 3y ago
I think it would be logical to assume that the aforementioned depreciable and disgusting people are already using Tor or VPNs/ proxies. There is no problem at all with the police or Interpol wanting to track a CGNAT map requested to th
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by drtgh 3y ago
The logic of that remarked Ad hominem is to hide details of your IP by paying additional services, because depreciable and disgusting people does it for free.
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by drtgh 3y ago
> The loudest people arguing against IPv6 are often hiding the kind of behaviour I really don’t care to protect. Drug purchases on the dark web or exchanging child porn are common reasons to be this paranoid. > Normal people just use
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by drtgh 3y ago
What simple packets, the ones than can be easily charged without the interference of NAT!?
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by drtgh 3y ago
>False, the default behavior is the same as IPv4/NAT. The default behavior it is not the same as IPv4 with NAT, where the internet and local are different networks. >It is not unlike a random uuid or even a mac address in that th
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by drtgh 3y ago
The anonymous IPV4 network behind a NAT, which by default is inaccessible from the Internet and which, if it fails, just leaves the local network isolated, with IPv6 turns it a part of internet, accessible by default & design from inter
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by drtgh 3y ago
In addition, the routers installed by ISPs are rarely updated and these firewalls will be very vulnerable. Until I get a router with NAT for IPv6, I'm not going to do anything with IPv6, I will even to change ISP if necessary.
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by drtgh 3y ago
They insert a probe deeply into glass beads to deliver hot metal liquid as the probe moves along the programmed path. That part that looks like molding is for to show how the metal liquid will cool down inside the such beads. (You should ha
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by drtgh 3y ago
Regardless of theorical efficiency or not of the energy, in practice the ICE gets the torque needed by the vehicle for driving on all types of slopes (and speed, by transforming part of that high torque with the gearbox). This is why electr
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Petrol's higher energy density doesn't matter as much as people think. When vehicles uphill, ramp, and fight with the increasing wind resistance due speed, it is needed a high torque for to motion. The petrol's energy den
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Canada has been pushing for the UK to relax a ban on hormone-treated beef, which its producers say in effect shuts them out of the British market. I didn't expect hormone-treated beef to be allowed in Canada, and to top it all off,
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by drtgh 3y ago
They are not doing it well then, https://www.propelex.com/hacking-cars-remotely-with-vin-numb...
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Somehow people seem to think that "security is under control" I reached the same conclusion time ago. It is frustrating when I have to replace devices, it is a market for Elois waiting with complacency for the harvest. Maybe t
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by drtgh 3y ago
The ability to disconnect wireless should be mandatory, and done via a hardware switch.
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by drtgh 3y ago
If the car crashes without being your fault (or when the car crashes in self-driving mode), the insurance will claim it is your fault. The ability to disconnect wireless should be mandatory, and done via a hardware switch.
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by drtgh 3y ago
To win for to receive their hardware and debug their crappy software for free at time you pay the maintenance costs. Professionals are not going to take the bait. I can imagine the manager who conceived it being proud of himself without bei
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by drtgh 3y ago
The IMF are like white sharks that advertise to swim in their waters with the claim that they are vegetarians. They are loan sharks who will sabotage the lives of citizens through corrupt politicians until they have squeezed the last drop o
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by drtgh 3y ago
Unlike steel, there is a point at which carbon fiber will suddenly break like if it were glass, and this will happen without external warnings (micro-fractures non visible to human eyes). In the video one can see in the cable what apparentl

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