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hughes
10y ago
As an immigrant I like the idea of having this information on my phone, especially during border crossings. - under Learn > Emergency I would love to see a section on "What should I do/say if I'm detained at a border cross
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10y ago
That makes sense to me! Thanks for the response.
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10y ago
What was the motivation for making this and Android app? Since this is just a source of information, I'm not sure I see why you'd want to limit it to a platform-specific client.
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10y ago
Nevertheless, this study will be added to the arsenal of those seeking to end municipal fluoridation.
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10y ago
This looks dreadfully complex.
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hughes
10y ago
Yeah, "just share the Teleconsole ID" seems like an identical step to "just share the public key".
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hughes
10y ago
How about QuiPasse?
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10y ago
As stated in the article, that is in fact the long term goal for treatment of the Google Chrome address bar.
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hughes
10y ago
Better go register the `libcur1` package just in case
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10y ago
My favorite change is how configuration has been clarified. For example, see how loaders are configured now - instead of using a giant string delimited by special characters like this: 'css-loader?modules-true!postcss-loader!sass
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10y ago
When you can grow back your kidneys, lungs, and livers, this will be a sensible extension of the idea. I initially wanted to make this comment sarcastically, but really, if we become capable of regrowing organs within your body you could le
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10y ago
"They have no reason to look" is to me equivalent to "I have nothing to hide". Both may be true, but both willfully surrender control of the situation.
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10y ago
I think that behavior is built-in to the way most people value their own time. There is no way I'd feel like I was gaining something by my vehicle charging slower - even if I effectively pay a lower per-hour cost.
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10y ago
If it is highly scriptable, we may see people simulating sensor data within the GTA V environment. Data streams from cameras, lidar, and other types of sensors could be simulated with as much noise as you want. This could be used as input t
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10y ago
Zero or negative interest rates can still spur economic growth, unlike birth rates.
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10y ago
Seems almost completely illegible to me, is that an intended part of the filter effect? Edit: looks like chrome completely fails to display this font. Firefox handles it well enough Edit2: Funny quirk, the css rule * { display: inline
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10y ago
How would any reasonable person think that all humans will completely stop having children? It makes about as much sense to me to continue the trend below zero, and assume that eventually people start consuming children.
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10y ago
Still running my 2012 x1 carbon... One thing that has kept it going is that it's very serviceable. I hope the new model is as friendly towards component replacement, as I've had to swap out the DC power harness and cooling assembl
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10y ago
I like to fight against invasive ads by using Google Contributor, which prevents Google-based ad networks from even serving me the content. That way, the sites I use are still supported and I am seemingly protected. Only costs me a couple b
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10y ago
Well... 14 anti-hydrogen atoms is a lot less than a nanogram. It's about 1/100th of a trillionth of a nanogram. If we scale up production in the next decade at the same pace you're describing, we might get to nanogram level
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10y ago
> Antihydrogen is made by mixing plasmas of about 90,000 antiprotons from the Antiproton Decelerator with positrons, resulting in the production of about 25,000 antihydrogen atoms per attempt. Antihydrogen atoms can be trapped if they ar
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10y ago
It doesn't even make a graph, it simply shows a graph-like SVG image file
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hughes
10y ago
For those of us less familiar with his work, do you have an example of some of his less tame, more arrogant writing?
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10y ago
This is a very confusing title. 1:100,000 is not a magnitude of a magnetic field. It refers to the approximate deviation from the desired magnetic topology that the stellerator experiment was targeting.
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10y ago
Thanks for the response. What kind of ongoing service do they require that a service contract would be desired?
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10y ago
What do hearing aids with those feature cost? I feel like even premium Bose products would be cheap in comparison
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10y ago
You can try adding `upgrade-insecure-requests`[1] to your page [1] https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/security/prev...
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10y ago
If you load any external scripts that are not secure, they might no longer work. Chrome blocks such scripts by default[1]. Depending on your server setup, if you run multiple web domains from the same server then web clients that do not sup
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10y ago
I think the word you want is "anecdote".
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10y ago
That particular phrasing also discourages negative feedback.
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