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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Maybe use cases like one HDMI hooked up to a large display, and one hooked up to a small display that acts as a control panel UI? Or where one display faces away from the console user?
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
You can boot off a USB drive.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
There is something to the complaint that Science shouldn't publish "Rabbits are telekinetic psychopaths" but leave the non-replication "Nope!" article to the Journal for the Society for the Study of Coprophagous Mam
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
" there is a genuine link between skinheads and violence—including neo-Nazism" True, but skinheads started as movement heavily influenced by Jamaicans and Jamaican music. The Nazi thing came later, but there have always been non-N
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Also be open to hiring someone older who's been out of the workforce taking care of elderly parents or similar.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
I really doubt that much effort has been spent on determining the effect of constant, pervasive mm-wave signals on insects.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Seems like microwave energy going into water could be a problem if the water is in a gnat or moth or butterfly.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
The question is, can they have negative effects on insects. Given that under the right conditions a microwave oven can create plasma in a grape, it seems like something to look into before we fry insects, populations of which have already d
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
" By contrast, people are mostly exposed in specific local tissues close to where they hold the phone" Along with the rest of their body.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Nope, I just stopped using it. Sorry. Not sure blue friends would help. It was about stuff happening early and late, rather than not being able to get it up.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Dylan Roof, the white supremacist perpetrator of the 2015 Charleston church shooting, had a website called "The Last Rhodesian" and wore a jacket with Rhodesian and apartheid-era South African emblems.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
That's all true. But the tariffs China places on US agricultural products aren't a tax on US consumers, and don't produce revenue for the US. So American farmers are losing export sales due to Chinese tariffs, the sting of
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Well, everyone else involved in drafting the TPP is still in it. So China's Asian neighbors must see some value in it. Only the US dropped out.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
> Why not create a system that is fair at the core, something like "your passport countries' democracy score, worker rights, environmental protection standards and human rights need to be in the same range as the country you wa
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Not anymore.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
Yeah, tried Strattera and it kind of messed up the, um, timing, of my funtimes plumbing. Vyvanse did a bit of that as well.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
I'm not sure that matters much, it'd likely still be concentrated on a smaller radius than the pupil, even if it isn't focused to an absolute pinpoint.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
The whole point of TPP was to strengthen trade links between Asia/Pacific nations except China . Which would have helped strengthen TPP member defenses against trade moves by China.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
In fact, borrowing $16 billion from China to give it to farmers hurt by tariffs against China.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
I think "email" is probably meant to represent anything of that ilk: emails, tweets, text messages, Reddit posts, blog posts, etc.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
I think the idea is that dopamine is involved in rewarding novelty seeking behavior. ( https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/08/060826180547.h... ) A new email is a source of novelty (it's new) and ob
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
"The city has excellent food, art, music, and other culture. In the suburbs I can't go see a world class gallery of modern art. Or go see a musical. Or go see live jazz. Or go to a bar that specializes in modern cocktails. It is a
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
I wonder if the laser emitters were mostly meant to effect the crew or if they were aimed at overloading whatever optical targeting sensors the planes were using.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
They're not talking about combustion-type burning. How hard do you think it is to burn (as in tissue burn) the cells on the surface of the retina, given that there is a lens focusing light onto the retina?
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
You haven't ever been in a plane, have you.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
The green laser pointers are pretty visible, I think.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
A 1 square cm target with a lens that focuses light onto the retina.
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
"(initially i tried methylphenidate (ritalin) but it was a little too "up and down" for me, it seemed to tail off before my next dose was due but i then switched to lisdexamphetamine (Elvanse/Vyvanse) which has proven in
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
No, if cadmium and lead are turning up in pencil cases, it's probably because they were used in the paints or inks used for decoration. Cadmium has been used for reds, yellows, and orange pigments since the 1840s. White lead pigments g
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by jonhendry18 7y ago
There's an example of producing a 3D model from 3 photos of an object, but I wasn't able to get it to work on Mathematica for Raspberry Pi. https://www.wolfram.com/language/11/image-and-signal-process...

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