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killlameme99
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killlameme99
7y ago
This is an interesting perspective I haven't considered much before. Let's analyse this point a bit more. This post is a bit of a rambling stream off the top of my head. First, what I have thought about casual clothing up to this
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7y ago
From that "$94-232 per ton" number I was curious how much it would cost to "fix" CO2 emissions with just this tech alone. According to this [1] page I stumbled apon, there's about 3 trillion tonnes of CO2 in the atm
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killlameme99
7y ago
I mean to an extent you do search for the least number of move: you memorize a number of different algorithms and apply the one that will work with the least number of moves in the given situation. The method used by a majority of cubers is
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killlameme99
7y ago
I know laziness sells, but really is it so bad to just click the mute button and turn on some music? I rarely watch TV these days but when I do I often sit with a different form of entertainment (music player, laptop, handheld video game sy
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7y ago
Haven't read the whole paper, just the first couple pages and some bits here and there, however this appears to give enough high level details to get a good idea of what exactly is happening: Problem: BLE and WiFi cannot directly commu
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8y ago
This reminds me of another article from a bit back about a guy who "hacked" a government website by accident to download what was supposed to be private files, by simply incrementing a query string integer in the URL. https:/