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jacobush
7y ago
Just like spamsolution and the ever growing corpus of XKCD.
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jacobush
7y ago
Revisionist :)
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jacobush
7y ago
Wow, I have a lens with noticeable Focus Shift. I thought it was just some mechanical play in the mechanism, but Today I Learned it's a Thing.
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jacobush
7y ago
Some of the smallest plastic lenses have geometries and optical properties which are impossible to make in glass or in larges plastic pieces. So smaller lenses don't have only disadvantages to them. (Even though I myself personally rat
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jacobush
7y ago
Powerless and irrelevant? Some keywords: US nukes Pakistan Afghanistan India Taliban politics cold war history army
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jacobush
7y ago
For the particular conditions in Stockholm, such as testing prevalence etc
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jacobush
7y ago
CDC don’t seem to have permission to communicate with the public
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jacobush
7y ago
Wow, that matches my experience - but I thought I had just developed a more refined taste. Golden and Red are almost and completely inedible to me, respectively.
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jacobush
7y ago
Still super interesting. My (completely flawed) intuition was that the blood would be fried useless by any dosage enough to kill bacteria!
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jacobush
7y ago
Intrepid sells a kit which converts a camera to an enlarger. https://intrepidcamera.co.uk/products/intrepid-enlarger-kit
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jacobush
7y ago
Since 1980 or so, the caste system is on a return. Not in rhetoric, but in outcome. "Social mobility" is down, down, down in the US.
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jacobush
7y ago
I have heard reasoning that c-section babies could benefit from having some given to them.
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jacobush
7y ago
The reason for not doing that has been stated time and again earlier - they worry about endurance. We will have to keep up with modified behaviour for a long time, and overdoing it may compromise endurance.
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jacobush
7y ago
Swede here - I get the feeling we trust our citizen and government response enough to not generally call for a hard lockdown. Some wanted elementary schools closed. Almost nobody is happy about how the elderly care works - but almost everyo
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jacobush
7y ago
That interviewed person is from a local party in a small municipality. Very fringe. Of course the US right tries to score points from the lack of a hard lockdown here. But I wonder how well that would have worked without universal healthcar
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jacobush
7y ago
He is not a general to order that by decree. He can only urge actors to act appropriately.
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jacobush
7y ago
Can say the same for Sweden. Somehow it also had this change at the same time.
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jacobush
7y ago
I knew about Echelon in 1998, but nobody I talked to would believe a word of it. (Or rather, I "knew" what other people ranted about on web pages with badly scanned photos of satellite dishes. But still.)
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jacobush
7y ago
They just like to point it out. :-D I suppose they are afraid someone would take them for a Swede, that'd be embarrassing.
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jacobush
7y ago
Ah, there was some C64 software which used the CPU (same as in the C64) in the diskette drive for something. :)
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jacobush
7y ago
Sounds crazy - even if it was something in the blood, if you are oxygen starved, how can it be worse to flush your lungs with pure oxygen than not?
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jacobush
7y ago
When you control the mint, it's basically the same thing. Doubly so when its the USD and the rest of the world has exactly the same problem you do, so you hardly need to worry about the depreciation vs other currencies. (Even if you
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jacobush
7y ago
The tally is not properly done yet. There is still great difference in how deaths are counted between countries. For instance, Italy mostly counted dead at hospitals. In Sweden, if someone dies, it's up to the doctor in charge to call
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jacobush
7y ago
OS/2 Warp could run Windows apps but it had actually a Windows 3.1 inside of it. A bit like XP mode on Windows 7.
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jacobush
7y ago
Yes, analogies only go so far, especially in domains which are new or evolving. Which is why I added the sentence about literally wet neurons. That said, its not without precedent, these things my geeky brain found very interesting: http:&
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jacobush
7y ago
But they did succeed in removing open carry in California!
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jacobush
7y ago
People will not be educated because they see right past “truth” and look for their “group” or “tribe”. Like a deeper truth. (Autocorrect suggested deeper trump.)
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jacobush
7y ago
I have heard great things about people over there. And I think you’re going to win; you've got these Senators, these jobs have virtually disappeared, an embarrassing commitment to the White House and the Old Post Office. I couldn’t car
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jacobush
7y ago
If we are going by analogy, that would be more like plugging the USB camera directly into your CPU bus instead of USB. Your eye is a fine interface. Messing with the literally wet neural interface sounds very complicated.
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jacobush
7y ago
Yes, good candidates. Come back to "block chain" and "version control" every other year, that would be just about right.
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