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krunck
1y ago
Yes but I'd say reduction of lead use in general.
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krunck
1y ago
The comment by Benjamin Stockton on the article page is spot-on: >I just wonder if humanity’s adventurous nature is leading us away from a proper focus on the sustainability of our civilization, our specie, and our fragile planetary envi
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1y ago
This is from 2023 I wonder how they would deal with the toxic perchlorate in the regolith? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_regolith#Toxicity
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1y ago
"Nce" -> "Once"
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krunck
1y ago
This guy was certainly flagged before he got on the plane in Norway. The US has data sharing agreements with lots of countries. His online behaviour was already known. The Trump administration changed the filters for what they're look
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1y ago
The problem is owners rent out their space and try to do all the work from afar. Cleaners are rented and just do what their told. No one really inspects the place between guests. No one maintains anything. It's just maximal profit extr
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1y ago
The asteroid detection capability is amazing: https://rubinobservatory.org/news/rubin-first-look/swarm-ast...
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1y ago
I'm pretty sick of VPN users being punished. If I was going to hack your site I wouldn't use a VPN. I'd change the MAC address on my device and use some free cafe wifi.
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1y ago
The list might also span a large time period and contain multiple versions of a user's credentials.
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1y ago
This is nonsense. Yep, after 2 billion years this thing is now safe to touch. But that had nothing to do with it's burial. We at least have pretty good evidence that nuclear fission products can be exposed to groundwater/hydrother
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1y ago
It's easy for one to criticize Israel in a way that one does not criticize other countries because there are no countries acting like Israel is at the moment: Genocide, apartheid, unprovoked war, etc, etc. Plus it acts this way with th
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1y ago
https://archive.is/TmBEC
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krunck
1y ago
... because Youtube videos meet some minimum level of content quality?
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1y ago
I suspect that wind turbine blades are far too heavy to be used in this way.
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1y ago
Ultimately the article offers Panoptic Smart Dust Sousveillance(PSDS) as a solution. > “We would finally have an answer to Juvenal’s question from Roman antiquity “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?’ (Who watches the watchers?),” said van Ne
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1y ago
Having wires in a brain don't make it a cyborg.
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1y ago
Is this in contrast to "Jokes and Humour in the Public Android API" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44285781 ) posted 6 hours earlier?
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1y ago
Honestly, I don't know if I could have stopped in time for some of those. I applaud the people for testing this though. I wish they had a way to test different length of time between when the dummy slides out and when impact would happ
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1y ago
Kudos to hCaptcha.
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1y ago
Be careful where you print these. Most full-featured printer/copier/scanner devices found in office environments can store print job data on the HD where service technicians can access it.
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1y ago
Mention of the sun's 11 year cycle in the article caused me to think of the sun's magnetic oscillations as a frequency. About 0.000000003Hz. I wonder what the solar system's magnetic variations sound like over the span of 100
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1y ago
I love seeing chemistry in action in the form of fireworks shows. The sights, sounds, and even smells(who doesn,t love sulfur?). There is a local fireworks manufacturer here in the Midwest US that supplies a lot of municipal shows. No Chin
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1y ago
There are MacOS-like themes available. Eg: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1275087/
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1y ago
I love this. The CRT sync lines and interlace effect are perfect. I fondly remember my Amiga 1000 days....
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1y ago
A fungus that already exists in the US...
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1y ago
No mention of ProtonMail?
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1y ago
As long as AOSP - or /e/ in my case - doesn't go down this road I'm ok with it.
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1y ago
Does this have ads? What is the Schibsted tracker for?
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1y ago
Maybe before then a passing star will allow humanity or it's progeny to transfer over to one of the star's orbiting planets?
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1y ago
What is also distressing is that drones make false flag attacks even easier. Add to that the fact of AI generated media/propaganda means no war will be factually comprehensible to anybody.
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