jeejay

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   by jeejay 3y ago

   Hacking of fairfones would be highly unlikely simply because it is not profitable to sell these hacks.
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   by jeejay 3y ago

   Lem's "Solaris" also described a planet near double star. Don't want to argue much about imaginary worlds but how Tatooine and Solaris systems differ from each other?
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   I still remember how I lost my RVdeathmobile due to slippery road — the car felt from the bridge. It was such a nice car — with superalloy platings that I took from downed heli, plently of clean water ( I was boiling it in batches and filli
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   Check Lehninger "Principles of Biochemistry". RuBisCo (most abundant enzyme in nature) fixates CO2 before they could be turned into sugars but this enzyme operates in suboptimal conditions at current CO2 concentrations. Thus incr
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   I should admit that my specialty is chemistry and not environmental science so it is hard to make arguments here. Just a few comments: - it should be proven that these other effects are the causes not correlations. - what invasive diseases
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   I have an impression that in recent years MIT produces much ado about nothing. In that particular case, capture method requires energy input from, let me guess, coal burning? Moreover, you can't trick chemistry: more efficient capture
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   Also Pelevin is a postmodernist rather than a sci-fi writer
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   by jeejay 4y ago

   Agree about most of your text with one note: Expenses are always Debits, thus they increased by Debits. Consider buying a can of CocaCola by cash: - you give your cash — its amount decreases, that is you credit your Assets:Cash account — mo