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esaym
8y ago
I've never heard of "SAR", that's very interesting... But I am curious, if the data truly comes from only radar, why are shadows apparent in many of the created images? Or does the same surface reflect radio waves differ
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esaym
8y ago
>Bug fixing is really hard, because it's hard for me to understand what is happenining, and there are little to no logs left when a bug All I can say is that is pretty much normal...
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esaym
8y ago
This is a good example of how mass vaccination has mostly flipped those who are susceptible: https://i.imgur.com/gdDkcJf.png Of course the answer from the pharmaceutical companies is just to require more vaccines. And aro
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esaym
8y ago
>Neither of those doctors have published anything peer-reviewed And? If you have a mechanic friend who says "Toyota's latest family sedan has many problems", do you then ask where's his peer-reviewed research? No, bec
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esaym
8y ago
>There has been extensive research on vaccines in the major scientific literature, You should probably look into said "research" and see who actually funded it. Finding research that was not directly funded by a pharmaceutical
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esaym
8y ago
Not at all. You can spend tons of money to put your case before a special "vaccine court" who rarely does anything while the case drags on and on until you run out of money to fund your own case.
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esaym
8y ago
A huge industry trying to sell a product with no legal liability has nothing to do with "science".
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esaym
8y ago
I'll stop being anti-vax when the corporations that manufacture vaccines can be held for legal liability. You do know they lobbied congress in the 1980's for legal immunity right? Would you actually drive a car who's parent c
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esaym
8y ago
Looks like around 31ms: https://i.imgur.com/qHblAg1.png Good enough for me I guess.
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esaym
8y ago
oh, I guess they were using https://github.com/pavelfatin/typometer ?
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esaym
8y ago
I've used KDE's Konsole for 20+ years. How would I got about testing its latency??
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esaym
8y ago
We home school and all get to bed at 2am and get up around 10am :)
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esaym
8y ago
You're going to need to source that... Using a diesel powered semi truck to tote tons of corn 1000's of miles to a refinery does not make any kind of sense (in the name of efficiency), especially when the alternative (oil) can be
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esaym
8y ago
Ethanol does not "gum up" (note I am not defending anything here). Just open up your bathroom cabinet. I bet you got a bottle of isopropyl alcohol in there. Its probably years old too. How "gummed up" is it? The gumming
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esaym
8y ago
You can actually separate the ethanol and be left with the gasoline (google it). But the irony is that the gasoline that is mixed with ethanol is absolutely the lowest quality. The octane will be much lower than 87 and the gasoline base als
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esaym
8y ago
Beyond 10% you run in the acid issues as well as needing a higher fuel to air mixture.
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esaym
8y ago
Hmm, so I guess if you drive for lyft you'll get some complementary auto repair service?
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Git rebase and the golden rule explained
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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esaym
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esaym
8y ago
I've self hosted my own in-house server since 2005. Running apache with several (low traffic) vhost domains. Some for local non-profits, some of them are my personal business and blog pages. I also host my own DNS and email servers. Do
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Middle School Misfortunes Then and Now, One Teacher’s Take
(waituntil8th.org)
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esaym
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>after kicking myself out of machines I was SSH'd into I still remember my first 'ifconfig eth0 down' over ssh!
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Shorewall – The End of the Road
(sourceforge.net)
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esaym
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esaym
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Funny since they were banned from making anything aerospace related after WWII.
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esaym
8y ago
Could you perhaps explain a bit? I honestly have no idea what you are talking about...
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esaym
8y ago
Truly troubling. I feel like the only person on Earth right now that knows what free speech even is and is actively trying to engage in its protection is Jordan Peterson. And sadly, he is no activist, but just a psychologist that doesn'
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esaym
8y ago
> from selling addictive poison that has ZERO up side. I can't remember where, but I saw a study that showed banning cigarettes would only make healthcare costs go up as people would me living much longer lives....
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esaym
8y ago
My grandparents had there's installed in 1983. I think it was a somewhere between 700-1000 gallons. The toilets finally stopped flushing properly in 2010. It was because the tank was completely full of sludge. They got it pumped, and I
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esaym
8y ago
His book is a "self help" book. If you don't need help (or don't think you do), then yea, you might not like it... What I did find interesting were his interviews on the "joe rogan experience". There are three
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esaym
8y ago
I mainly only drink water, but note that not everywhere in the world can you "drink" the water. My grandfather arrived at a US airforce base in Japan with his family in tow. This was in 1955 or so. They had a nice house on base. B
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esaym
8y ago
Hmm, I'd much rather build a Class-D amp from scratch with no chips involved... any tips?
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