major505

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   by major505 5y ago

   There also a slow revolution coming in nuclear energy of small, modular reactors, that are easier to maintain, produce less waste and are safer.
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   by major505 5y ago

   Im no expert on batteries, but I don't see giant watery banks working in large scale, in most cities in the world. Today the better way to store energy still is with water reservoirs, and its expensive as hell, and you need a gigantic
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   by major505 5y ago

   The main power grid should be always from a predictable source. wind and solar are far from that. And there's the problem of disposing solar panels and old wind turbines. We came a long way, but there's a lot of space for improvem
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   by major505 5y ago

   Why would you say something so controversial, and yet, so true?
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   by major505 5y ago

   My everyday beater is a Thinkpad x250. Small, ligth, not exactly top of the line, but works for most aplications. Only thing I suffer is running Android studio in it.
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   by major505 5y ago

   Is amatter of time before someone provide a keyboard with one.
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   by major505 5y ago

   And also impossible to buy in Brazil. So for a while,, I will still have to relly on thinkpads.
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   by major505 5y ago

   Let's not forget the hiper expensive player that came together, the Pono. How the Hell was you suposed to put that thing in your pocket with that triangular shape?
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   by major505 5y ago

   It was expensive compared to spotify and the file sizes where way larger, since the files where in loseless format, something that is very niche, since most people cant tell the diference beetween a good quality mp3 and other formats.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Thats why I changed to thinkpads. They seen to use less weird hardware with no support. But I had to do some concessions. I don`t use notebooks with discrete gpus, since NVIDIA optimus have shit support.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Well after all the shit Blizzard have done in the last years, I can imagine it was a bargain.
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    by major505 5y ago

    They do not care if Kazakhstan enter or not NATO. Is enougth if this countries are not stable so they became a Russia problem. I`m not saying this crisis have CIA handprints, but this skirmishs force Russia to put money, manpower and resour
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    by major505 5y ago

    Countries like Kazakhstan, serve russia as a buffer state from the Nato influence. If near countries start to align with the west, Russia will start to feel personally attacked.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Macinstoshgarden is great. They have somes file formats that i`m not used, that used weird mac only compression software, but still great resource to have.
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    by major505 5y ago

    There`s a difference. I worked in a few startups. We make promisses that we can expect to accomplish in the future, we where clear that whatever we where working was still a prototipe or a promissing idea, but it was not ready. She was goin
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    by major505 5y ago

    this is nice. I`m in need of a mac os 9 iso to play old games in my powermac g4
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    by major505 5y ago

    A jackfruit can weight somethin beetween 15kg to 40kg. So, they hit you like a anvil on the way down.
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    by major505 5y ago

    They grew more in the north in tropical forests. I think I never saw one in a city.
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    by major505 5y ago

    well, if you gonna die in a stupid way, it might as well be in a way that have people thinking how the hell that happened.
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    by major505 5y ago

    In Brazil you have to be carefull with coconuts and Jackfruit. I grew up with a Jackfruit tree in my backyard. Damn thuig almost killed my mom's Chihuahua.
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    by major505 5y ago

    I love this site. It's a great resource to find weird guns in 80's movies.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Thanks. It cleared a lot!
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    by major505 5y ago

    So, is like windowmaker?I kind feel like when I was in college in the early 2000`s and used Windowmaker as my main window manager.
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    by major505 5y ago

    If yout think about it, Jetbrains is more a counter part to Visual Studio then VSCode. Vscode was more a advanced text editor to compete with atom. But I don`t see it losing it`s grip of the market anytime soon. Theres lot of tools that use
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    by major505 5y ago

    I would really take a second look to moodle. It's very customizable, have some good mobile apps, and a great api, so you can extend it to your heart's desire.
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    by major505 5y ago

    By attaching these blades to rockets they became very unstable towards the end of their flight causing the blades to spin around like flying scythes, cutting down soldiers in their path.
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    by major505 5y ago

    I love the fact that someone in the drawing just put a bayonet in a rocket. That's some taticool thing over there...
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    by major505 5y ago

    Well, this is great. Because, while I don`t like to admit they launch a lot of trends that other manufactures tend to follow. Hope they go the same way.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Not recommend. Theres no option to raise a private army, build nukes, invade a small country in the East Europe and make it your personal resort.
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    by major505 5y ago

    Moral of story: drink beer. Or water. Water works too.