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This is because sacred "carbon" word used outside climate hoax scope. Hence the negative reaction from radical environmentalists (we've got an infestation here).
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Sorry, but it has to be rigid to be a sphere. Angular momentum is a bitch! PS: Dyson Spheres is misnomer, Olaf Stapledon should be credited for this idea (Star Maker 1937)
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Newly discovered Click-Bayitt type stars
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Isn't that just a simple formula? I even seen planet destroyed/remains on some of stellar evolution simulators. It all depends on orbit radius and star mass at the end of Asymptotic Red Giant Branch. Note that white dwarves aren&#
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The New York Times would say “experts say the exodus was fueled by QAnon conspiracy theories which have flourished as Facebook refuses to remove them.” The Guardian is an extremely liberal paper, but they simply do not approach the level o
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Tomorrow news: Mordechai Guri uses $50 camera to see thru your optical patchcords!
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I actually loved the suggestion for "us"[1] to eat bugs. [1] Quite typical rhetorics for such kind of shilling.
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The guradian was obviously alwayst filled with assholes who were only interessted in scaring the shit out of people. [1][2] [1] https://realclimatescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Ne... [2] https
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Funding openly Bolshevist legal trolls "for world peace" seems good idea.
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> for reporting Fake news. The progressive crook wanted for exploiting and disclosing the data, not for reporting. Actually, Krebs-on-security should know where a line drawn.
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Recognizing "classes" in society is so XIX century, we should move away from that. Re: the original concern - that website's methodology is very vague and intermixes a number of very distinct criteria. That's why their o
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> 'Aztec' sounds super old It rather sounds super primitive and savage. With human sacrifices and stuff. And yes, that stone mirror was polished by slaves. Oh, those columbus day inspired pages...
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You're also either a victim or an oppressor. No wrong can be done by anyone in the former group, and no good by the latter. Such ideas of victimization do nothing but justify the use of power and engender intergroup conflict.
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Absolutely not. "T" prefix stands for "type" and has its roots in case-insensitive Pascal /* eg common C style notation involving type identifier and var identifier is illegal in Pascal */ Rect rect; (*
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Holy. Not even one person considered talking to this man first. If he really had a bomb you’d be dead either way. Why has humanity invented language? Just to not use it? Instead emergency land, evacuate, police until finally someone talks t
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> China is home to an estimated 100 million dancing grannies. Sounds like talking about a species of animals.
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Far-left Facebook “whistleblower” Frances Haugen, who has advised lawmakers to pass legislation that would empower the establishment media at the expense of independent creators, worked for a unit at Facebook tasked with preventing “misinf
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No, its not. Amending the definition to make Ponzi Scheme merely a slur will get ones nowhere. And also can possible bite back on eg Brazilian Rupees as well ;)
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Title should be: Quick introduction to grep
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Distinguish _to be_ and _to become_. The latter is only possible if you _are not already_. Safari is efficient. Chrome becomes efficient. The latter is only possible if Chrome isn’t efficient currently.
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I find it funny how today the measure of success is first and foremost GitHub stars and everything else comes later. > At the time of writing, Wasmer has an incredible growth. In 2.5 years only, the runtime has more than 10’500 stars on
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As network engineer I can reliably state what rats are showing no discrimination when chewing twisted-pair cable segments, should it connect 2.4 or 5 GHz APs, should it run Fast or Gigabit signalling, is it inline-powered or not. I wish 802
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Scanning for least congested freq is very common, but it only performed right before upping of AP iface and no else. So sweeping the band with AP is very impractical.
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The Counter is commie paper, they are for so called "collective farming".
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Why would anyone want to use this? The author can just advertise their preferred payment method including a BTC wallet if they like to. And the user can be sure that their money reaches the author instead of PeerSend pocketing it after 24 h
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I did the same, though using the HTTP header “X-Robots-Tag: none”.
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68k were extremely expensive at the time, that's why they lost desktop market to their 80x86 killer. An additional factor was what XT and then AT became an open architecture.
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Well, growing seeds definitely requires more efforts and care, for instance I had 3 or 4 failed attempts with extremely vulnerable tobacco seed, which was very counter-intuitive since adult plants are quite sturdy. Pea seeds are ultra-sturd
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That comes at the right time to help me understand why Deno puts in a Node compatibility mode [^1] all of a sudden. Truck loads of eggs, or chickens depending on your view. [^1]: https://github.com/denoland/deno/is
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Should be (2017)
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