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by fsagx 6y ago
Actually, It was very well coordinated between federal agencies and local police departments: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/dec/29/fbi-co...
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by fsagx 6y ago
(2019)
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by fsagx 6y ago
Cool. It even shows the 7 tugs trying to help.
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by fsagx 6y ago
I like it. But maybe try it as haiku: small Ray Dalio flaps his wings in the U. S. asian small caps soar
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by fsagx 6y ago
Cell site visualization tool featured on HN front page a few days ago shows thousands of 2g and 3g sites in NYC https://alpercinar.com/open-cell-id/
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by fsagx 6y ago
<quote> In addition to ENIAC being built after the German Z1 (1938) and Z3 (1941), as others here have stated, it was also built after the UK's Colossus </quote> Don't forget the ABC computer (1937-1942) which als
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by fsagx 6y ago
Maybe someday they could be viewed from an innocuous object with cameras installed. Like the remote controlled elephant dung pile cam: https://youtu.be/LCqaFvc7rDw
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by fsagx 6y ago
The article goes on to note that around 1/10 of 1 percent of the videos examined were enough to rate this ominous headline. The author doesn't inform us how many videos were captured within 1000 feet of a walmart, or a hospital,
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by fsagx 6y ago
I think this may be the interview where people in the "he lied" camp may be referencing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XHC5Kxxv_w “…when people were saying you don’t really need to wear a mask well the reason f
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Why Politicians Embrace Covid Restrictions, Even If They Don’t Work(fee.org)
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by fsagx 6y ago
It's one of my favorites of all time. It has a great balance -- not overly complex so it's very casually playable, but enough good physics to make it really interesting and challenging. I still like to fire it up occasionally.
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by fsagx 6y ago
Yes, In the US in 1976. https://www.history.com/news/swine-flu-rush-vaccine-election... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976_swine_flu_outbreak
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by fsagx 6y ago
(That's what the link is for) That they later dismiss the case strongly suggests that they never thought it would be prosecuted in the first place. Do you really believe that they thought there would be no discovery?
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by fsagx 6y ago
A PR indictment of this sort accomplishes nothing besides making the DOJ look even more foolish or amateurish. The only thing interesting is to figure out whom it is supposed benefit. If anyone were to actually show up to face these charge
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by fsagx 6y ago
I believed this was a Mark Twain quote. Turns out I was misinformed! (I always thought it sounded a little Mencken-esque too)
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by fsagx 6y ago
After seven weeks, masks plus hand washing seem to be effective, at least at the high school level. At my child's school (a large high school) they have had a handful of infections. As they began the year, each student who sat adjac
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by fsagx 6y ago
I saw Woz at the Delta Sky Club in Madrid and gave him what was probably a too enthusiastic "Hello!" He said "hi" while trying really hard not to look at me. I realized then that it must be exhausting to have so many pe
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by fsagx 6y ago
Tandy Color Computer 3... 1986, I think.
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by fsagx 6y ago
The comment to which you are replying does not refer to the OPCW report itself, but instead to leaked documents regarding the report: https://www.france24.com/en/20190613-chemical-weapons-body-p... If you search "
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by fsagx 6y ago
Who is the provider and how long have you been with them? My go-to low priced VPS host has been a little flakey lately.
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by fsagx 6y ago
How is that ironic? It was a deliberate strategy to destabilize Russia and undermine their war effort. It worked.
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by fsagx 6y ago
...And the candidates who spoke to those issues all dropped out for lack of support. The presumptive nominee supports none of those things.
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by fsagx 6y ago
It is common knowledge that later studies on vitamin C found no results like Pauling's. I had never before seen mentioned that his work used IV, and those later studies used oral doses.
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by fsagx 6y ago
If a KKK recruiter and organizer can eventually renounce his past and go on to have a 50 year career as a legislator in DC, why can't this guy put his past behind him? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Byrd
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by fsagx 7y ago
It is true that Obama was not yet in the senate for the original Iraq war vote, so we can only speculate what his vote would have been. Support for the war among his peer moderate Democrats in the senate was near unanimous: Joe Lieberman,
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by fsagx 7y ago
If it is a depression, what name will history give to it? WWI was The Great War until it had a sequel. Will the Great Depression become World Depression I?
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by fsagx 7y ago
The fiddling step was what I hoped to minimize. Did you have better luck with Linux or MacOS?
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by fsagx 7y ago
Which OS are you using?
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by fsagx 7y ago
I've never seen this data before. It's really interesting that the population center was actually in or near D.C. in the early 1800s. I've never heard that this is a reason for it's location. Merely coincidence?
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by fsagx 7y ago
I remember how it was taught in high school math class. It was some variation on the "rice on the chessboard" story: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheat_and_chessboard_problem

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