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egdod
7y ago
... by 0.05 degrees Fahrenheit. I wonder what the error bars are on that number.
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egdod
7y ago
> safety isn't the real reason these laws get made. It's just public pressure to enforce moral values Oh please. Alcohol accounts for 30ish percent of driving fatalities. Even if dehydration is equally dangerous (a big if) it’s
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egdod
7y ago
Have you filed for patent protection yet?
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egdod
7y ago
I’m a lawyer, and it made me do a double take too.
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egdod
7y ago
Why he would accept the job on those terms is the more salient question.
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egdod
7y ago
Maybe not distance-limited. > "But the cable can be configured to act as a client to a nearby wireless network. And if that wireless network has an internet connection, the distance basically becomes unlimited." he added.
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egdod
7y ago
You’re thinking be formed some calcium carbide, which reacted with the water? Seems plausible.
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egdod
7y ago
It’s a fact for certain types of radiation exposure. Unhelpful for others.
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egdod
7y ago
> monster in the middle (MITM) That’s not what it stands for. There’s nothing sexist about using an acronym the same way everyone else does.
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7y ago
I have similar issues. To the point that I wonder about adult-onset Tourette’s.
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7y ago
How much of a temperature fluctuation does a marine heatwave involve? I’d assume much smaller swings than in the air. Surprising it’s enough to kill off the coral. edit: looks like a couple degrees C
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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20060508-22/?p=31...
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Yes! I listened to a good bit of that audiobook, but it was such a pain having to puzzle out who was doing/saying things. I eventually gave up. I mean... it was an interesting idea, writing a book that way because the characters sexes
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egdod
7y ago
What a bunch of pandering nonsense.
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egdod
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Apple is user-hostile when it comes to repairing hardware. Google is user-hostile when it comes to spying on users. What’s a person to do?
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7y ago
We might not have a particular word to call out those distinctions, but they’re hardly mysterious. They can be described in a couple or a few words, and everybody would understand. They just aren’t considered important enough to warrant a d
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egdod
7y ago
It's not a matter of whether or not it was in the calculations. It's how much fuel you could save by leaving some mass on the moon.
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egdod
7y ago
A lot of these seem fake.
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egdod
7y ago
They may be omnivores, but they eat plants only when they’re raised in captivity.
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egdod
7y ago
The non-ethical issues raised seem no different from eating any animal.
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egdod
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My house uses “publicly serviced space” too, in that it’s on a road. Am I obliged to let strangers shit in my bathroom?
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They were asked to leave, and they refused. You can say it was dumb to ask them to leave, but that’s what happened. That’s when it became trespassing, and that’s when the cops got called.
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> It's fine to create a pee-deflecting wall, but there better be a public bathroom nrearby I’d say it’s perfectly fine for a private builder to arrange things such that people are discouraged from peeing on his building. There’s no
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How different are the peaks?
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egdod
7y ago
We’re talking about a difference of less than 1 degree in 15 years. That probably doesn’t make AC a necessity.
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egdod
7y ago
I probably should have phrased that better. My point was that the top quartile has a disproportionately large amount of the debt.
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egdod
7y ago
Definitely. We’d have to do something with all the trees every few years or whatever.
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egdod
7y ago
Presumably you don’t have to harvest and replant them every year though. I’m guessing it takes them several years to get to the point that they’re full grown.
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egdod
7y ago
> this basically proves that Linux has the best legacy device support Floppies still work just fine on Windows 10, you know.
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egdod
7y ago
I’m talking about the students who owe the money, not the lenders that own the debt.
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