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iefbr14
2y ago
Makes me wonder, is imdb.com legal in Japan?
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iefbr14
2y ago
It's dead Jim..
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iefbr14
2y ago
You are lucky. I started in '75 and my first cobol programs were on punch cards. Maybe some bits are still going round in napkins and toilet paper..
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iefbr14
2y ago
I was using it locally for mostly personal projects before I switched to fossil.
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iefbr14
2y ago
Is that wind organ like apparatus part of the rain gauge? How does it it work?
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iefbr14
2y ago
I often compare programming with woodworking. Either you love it or you hate it.
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2y ago
I see a lot of titles in their top 100 that wouldn't make it through the filters nowadays.. < https://web.archive.org/web/20060726162611/http://video.goog... >
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2y ago
Zero is even according to wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parity_of_zero
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2y ago
You can calculate a cpu% from the tick information (uticks,kticks,sticks) in /proc/[pid]/stat. I've done it once in a script after spending considerable time reading the manual of proc.
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2y ago
I see no mention in the article of a control group. Maybe repeated autism tests have fluctuating outcomes in young untreated patients as well.
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2y ago
Sure looks like it. It's not mentioned in the isssues yet on their github page : https://github.com/kagisearch/browser_extensions/issues
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2y ago
It would be nice if it would also mention the reason for each measure.
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2y ago
How do you explain a pulsar to a kid?
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iefbr14
2y ago
Yeah, and in 3 years wondering why there's no ice on your lakes anymore in winter.
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2y ago
Energy wasting, noisy, dangerous and no use case maybe?
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3y ago
> The sunflower head, for example, is actually a composite composed of multiple much smaller flowers. While the head is generally radially symmetric—it can be divided into two equal halves in multiple directions.. When you look at the se
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3y ago
I still 'tune' to Caroline Flashback frequently. Nice blast from the past. Internet only. https://www.carolineflashback.co.uk/#home.html
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3y ago
Wouldnt it be handier if the door bell was placed under water so the fish can reach it?
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3y ago
I just noticed that a lot of red spots correlate with bad weather, rain and thunderstorms.
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3y ago
Reminds me of virtual laser keyboards, eg: https://nerdknowbetter.com/best-virtual-laser-keyboards
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3y ago
Cutting down trees to save the environment. Great idea.
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3y ago
In practice they both turn out to take 90%
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3y ago
It doesnt add anything. It replaces all mechanical stuff and makes the gauge maintenance free. An ESP8266 translates the sound of the raindrops to an amount. My first prototype is still running fine after 5 years outside.
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3y ago
So if I understand this correctly it is now possible to mess up other peoples graphs by just sending malicious packages to the server?
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3y ago
Depends where you stick them on. I am using them in my diy raingauges and one of my first prototypes had a too thin surface (where the raindrops fall on) causing a light rainshower on my graph when someone was talking within a metre or 2.
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3y ago
Its not a Y but an X if you combine the stick of the axe with the letter Y.
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A Runaway Greenhouse Effect Is Unlikely on Earth [video]
(youtube.com)
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The title doesnt reflect the contents of the article.
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3y ago
I wonder how they determined that the patients died from HCQ and not from covid..
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3y ago
Well, it can use some rework.
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