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7y ago
"Don't trust the cloud. Don't trust YouTube. Download. Download. Download. UbuWeb is the backup for the internet." [0] [0] https://mobile.twitter.com/ubuweb/status/1020549542503231488
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I Don't Trust the Cloud (2012)
(poetryfoundation.org)
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7y ago
It means that you are the founder & investor of your own job/startup/company.
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A Fast Radio Burst Has Finally Been Traced Back to Its Source
(universetoday.com)
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Jerk (Physics)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I didn't know this website, it's absolutely beautiful and even works in a mobile browser (Firefox Focus). Thank you for sharing.
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Mystery of the universe's expansion rate widens with new Hubble data
(phys.org)
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> Most artists rely on rules of thumb (head proportions, etc.), practice, and looking at references to be able to draw people, animals, and other "difficult" things. Thank you for letting know. It explains a lot. But what is t
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8y ago
I don't have any problems visualising objects, faces, rain, snow, wind ,...etc. But when it comes to drawing, I get stuck, especially if I try to draw a face that I remember/visualise almost perfectly. Why is that? What it takes
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Fourier Transform, Fourier Series, and Frequency Spectrum
(youtube.com)
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Using Gravitational Waves to Measure the Hubble Constant
(m.phys.org)
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The partners of the ISS will launch a Space Gateway in 2020s
(esa.int)
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The Strangest Ways We’ve Said Hello to the Universe
(supercluster.com)
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MS TextWorld: open-source engine that both generates and simulates text games
(microsoft.com)
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Compliant Mechanism
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Jailed researchers trying to protect threatened cheetahs in Iran await verdict
(nationalgeographic.com)
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8y ago
Maybe it's your DDG "safe search" preferences. There are three options: Strict, Moderate, Off. I clicked the link you provided and not any adult content showed up (it's in "moderate" mode by default). Some ad
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Geogebra: Dynamic mathematics software for all levels of education
(geogebra.org)
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PlotJuggler: The timeseries visualization tool that you deserve
(github.com)
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Interactive Space Simulation for Nanosatellites
(esa.int)
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SuperCollider User Survey 2019 Results
(supercollider.github.io)
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Too Much Structured Knowledge Hurts Creativity, Shows Study (2017)
(sciencedaily.com)
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An Introduction to CubeSats
(gereshes.com)
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Solving the fake news problem in science
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Psychology and Space by Yuri Gagarin and Vladimir Lebedev (a Soviet psychologist)[0] It's an old book (I just read it in 2018, if that counts), but I guess its content about astronomers' training is very relevant to this day. St
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A Spacecraft's Journey to the Space Station
(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
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Yeah, I do. I'm so glad that you've realized that, I feel flattered.
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Is it my English or is it 1.39 million kilometers across ?
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I am not a physicist and I don't know if that's possible, but seems unlikely, if I understand this statement correctly: "After collapse to the neutron star stage, stars with masses less than 2-3 solar masses should remain neu
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> - Why are limits defined the way they are (with epsilons and deltas)? > - The book will probably touch lightly upon the Mean Value Theorem -- why is this important? What's the point? > - Why is the chain rule true? It reads
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