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Amazon out of powdered milk in the US
8 points by forkexec 7y ago|15 comments
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by forkexec 7y ago
IIRC, the fuel cells wear out and better technologies are more expensive to produce. My mom lives in Paradise and she would've bought a FC generator with an ATS if such a mythical creature were affordable and lasted at least as long as
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by forkexec 7y ago
Yep. And hantavirus is carried by rodents, rather than fleas, mostly west of the Mississippi in many states. Actually, there are about a half dozen terrible, rodent-borne human-transmissible diseases at this link (except Lassa is in Africa,
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by forkexec 7y ago
Would matcha work or no?
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by forkexec 7y ago
The hacks have to make a living not talking seriously about corporate corruption, grotesque inequality, real drivers of and solutions to net negative GHGs, the criminal injustice system, or the classist, celebrity-obsessed, inverted totalit
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by forkexec 7y ago
People living are a driver of carbon emissions. Should we defenestrate ourselves to commercial non-journalism and feel guilty and insecure about not immediately committing suicide?
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by forkexec 7y ago
Sigh. It's not exponential growth, it's best modeled by a differential equation. Like population, the rate of growth is proportional to the amount present up to the current carrying capacity (that varies widely in the real world a
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by forkexec 7y ago
Polar molecules love them some encapsulation lipids on one side and water on the other. Then, IIRC, doesn't either water attack the naked virus or the virus becomes unprotected? I'm probably totally wrong. EtOH hand sanitizer up t
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by forkexec 7y ago
I have it. Every daytime movie experience (that I haven't been to in a while) results in my sneezing 1-2 times. My ancestors must've evolved to live in some dirty caves. ;)
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by forkexec 7y ago
Ah. OTOH, EHS is "hearing" an extremely realistic-sounding loud "noise" that wakes you up, but then realizing the "noise" never happen. It's like your body is gaslighting yourself.
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by forkexec 7y ago
Yep. I know someone that has this almost everyday of his life and he hears a gunshot or a cannon that doesn't exist. It maybe related to spinal cord compression from a genetic anatomical abnormality in the skull or cervical region betw
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by forkexec 7y ago
At Michelin, we're more than just Green guides, we put our tires on the subway cars and encourage protesters to use ours for all their tire fire needs.
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by forkexec 7y ago
Okay. Thank you for elucidating. Sigh. Perhaps he needs a different forum/community for misfits where necessary roughness is permitted and similar folks can violently agree or disagree in their own way.
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by forkexec 7y ago
Technology specialists often find their niche evaporate under them. And they rarely venture out of their safe bubble. I think learning a nee one becomes more difficult for them than someone who tries many thinks but has a solid foundation i
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by forkexec 7y ago
Most them are SA-/SW-SREs, SRMs or other technical leads or managers.
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by forkexec 7y ago
Cancel culture at it again. They could've told him to knock it off and that other people are on the other end of email privately, at least. Ban everyone and create a useless safe space where nothing happens.
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by forkexec 7y ago
There are at least four possibilities of varying likelihood: 1. The cruise-line is trying to deflect doubt about their sanitation practices by throwing a dead guy under the ship. 2. The guy had something before he boarded but didn't re
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by forkexec 7y ago
For bacteria, antibiotic resistance is a big deal and aggravated by routine oversubscribing and meat agriculture. We need more antibiotics and phages quickly. For fungi and yeast, there aren't enough antimycotics and they too are overu
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by forkexec 7y ago
H1N1 may seem bad, H5N1 has a CFR of about 60% and infects and kills many species. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza_A_virus_subtype_H5N1
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1976 Swine Flu Outbreak and a Vaccine Goes Terribly Wrong(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by forkexec 7y ago|1 comments
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by forkexec 7y ago
Lol, true that. I prefer all of: - superglue and baking soda in the lock tumblers - 10 lbs / 4.5 kg of sugar in the gas tank - pulling the fuel pump relays and spark plug wires - unhooking the starter positive solenoid wire - slashing
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by forkexec 7y ago
I guess you could backoff based on an ID, but then spoofing IDs would need to be defended against. So that doesn't solve anything either. I think DoS is fine to deny attackers entry because most sensible fobs have a backup key with a c
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by forkexec 7y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but it seems like there should be standard ways of irrevocably anonymizing data and reversible means given a private key. Off the top of my head, only the latter is necessary if throwing away a random key for the previo
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by forkexec 7y ago
"Use it [budget] or lose it." End of the year buying 100 $2500 toilet seats and 1000 $100 spools of wire. Welcome to government! PS: My mom was a civil service accountant with the Navy, and my dad and both grandfathers were USAF
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by forkexec 7y ago
It should be a construction approximately: first DHE and then the car challenging the fob to MAC a unique message. Exponential backoff after every failed attempt for that token (fob).
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by forkexec 7y ago
It worked for Denis Leary, and not just stealing Bill Hick's act. More of a musical thing.
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by forkexec 7y ago
I got several 3M 1870's just in time then. Heh. They weren't that expensive. It was a pretty good deal actually. To play the devil's advocate: price gouging is market efficiency because subsidized products in times of sca
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by forkexec 7y ago
I seems like a clickbait title with vapid, filler content using HN as an advertising platform. If it sinks to the depths of terrible, flagging it at the top is a possible response.
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by forkexec 7y ago
The emperor's new clothes, aren't they wonderful! ----- Alex: The name of people who recombine words into meaningless jargon. Player: What is an "I cannot say this on TV," Alex? Alex: Correct. And we thank you for
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by forkexec 7y ago
First thing, try to defuse it with humor. It's free unless the IRS gets wind of you practicing unlicensed silliness. If you want to stay calm in a high-risk situation, try tactical breathing first.[0] Worry about playing with "men

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