fus

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by fus 6y ago
Diesel fuel won't burn as gasoline does. Gasoline is ok here to, if compared to a hydrogen-oxygen mixture explosion ;)
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by fus 6y ago
Well, the exhaust in reality is much more clean then presented in some media. It's not a perfect way of showing that, but I get their point. We need to keep our risk awareness calibarated to the issue at hand and with relation to other
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by fus 6y ago
They missed a single emission standard, for a quite short time. It's a crime, but every punishment should be proportional to the negative result. In this case, fine seems sufficient, as money from it could be used to put more filters o
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by fus 8y ago
Made a fresh reinstall of Kubuntu 18.04 (previously I had Kubuntu 16.04 on my primary desktop). Everyting works, drivers were detected (including nvidia). Multiscreen setup works, no DPI problems, fonts are clear, performance is better. Def
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by fus 13y ago
In the topic of C++ in industry: SpaceX is using C++ successfully in a similar type of application.
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by fus 13y ago
"Had a conventional gasoline car encountered the same object on the highway, the result could have been far worse." Diesel-powered car would be much safer, since oil requires something like a wick in it to burn. It's hard to
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by fus 13y ago
dual mass flywheel: irrelevant for the US market (think older torque converter automatic; new ones have dual mass flywheel for gasoline engines too). diesel injectors: direct gasoline injectors are very similar. turbo: common in modern gaso
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by fus 14y ago
Nice videos. Thank you sir.
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by fus 14y ago
Works fine, except when on an unexpected collision course with a child and a garbage collector (or JIT) kicked in.
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by fus 14y ago
Three IMHO relevant things: a) High phosphoric acid content in the Coke b) Importance of phosphorus in a organic life: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus#Biological_role c) "Phosphorus is a scarce finite resource on earth" &&#38
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by fus 14y ago
There is a nice short story on this subject: "Superiority" by Arthur C. Clarke. You can find a summary and a full text link here: http://www.kareemamin.com/post/5060094569/3-lessons-for-star...
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by fus 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VxWorks Notable uses: The Mars Science Laboratory (also known as the Curiosity rover)[18] Related: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/159637/what-i...
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by fus 14y ago
Please have a look at Lenovo Yoga IdeaPad.
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by fus 14y ago
I have a habit of listening to a single song over and over again. I am able to do so for about 3 hours. Using such randomizer technology, this time will be dramatically prolonged...
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by fus 14y ago
It seems that the main goal of those ads is to improve relations with geniuses, especially after articles like this: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/24/business/apple-store-worke...
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by fus 14y ago
I will just leave it here: http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/withouthotair/c24/page_16... and http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/withouthotair/c18/page_10...
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by fus 15y ago
I cannot stand that unreal cogs image in bottom-right corner . Please make sure search works with special characters.
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by fus 16y ago
Another one.