entheon

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by entheon 10y ago
That description is lackluster. A train horn is 130, okay, we've all been too close to a train horn, and it's unpleasant. But everything else in that reply is hypothetical, with not even serious, realistic, testable anecdotes to s
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by entheon 10y ago
MIT Technology Review Magazine Better than your average clickbait, but yeah cliffhanger-as-headline is a cheesey tactic. I still enjoy this site, as a serious indicator of regional, population-center-oriented indicator of air qualit
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by entheon 10y ago
The weird part, though, is that I can't find any articles about how such sounds might affect other things. Like, what if a team of SCUBA divers had these high powered megawatt level infra-sound transducers aimed directly at them, and f
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by entheon 10y ago
Uh, no thanks! I'd like to avoid solutions that facilliate an implicit assent to the collection of biometric data. The plan you've outlined still has large organizations building massive libraries of immutable identity data. (they
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by entheon 10y ago
On a related note, when a 10^19 or above event hits a densely populated area, there's a decent sized ionization column near the center of the shower that could likely lead to cancer. Theres probably 100 to 1000 or s
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by entheon 10y ago
Well... I tried.
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by entheon 10y ago
So, this is the first time I've had a chance to translate what he was saying for that line, and I could only ever make out fragments of what I thought I understood. And, if I'm translating (or transliterating) correctly, it'
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by entheon 10y ago
Knowing corporate org charts for what they tend to be, reporting and analytics initiatives, and any server statistics therein, are considered revenue generating information (leads), and thus subject to agreements for the exchange mutually b