mavhc

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841.
by mavhc 4y ago
And Stranger Things isn't good, it's just a mashup of 80s films that are at least twice as old as the actors, no original ideas at all. The problem is more celebrity rather than the filming process. Make it illegal to report any &
842.
by mavhc 4y ago
They probably should get a leader to control their employees
843.
by mavhc 4y ago
You think as soon as it's safer than the average person they're going to stop improving it?
844.
by mavhc 4y ago
Surely making a digital copy and releasing it to the world for free would be the first priority of any museum that wants to preserve things forever
845.
by mavhc 4y ago
uk link to a3 lasers https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=prl&xf=3309_A3
846.
by mavhc 4y ago
Not having dead parents is a great benefit for kids. Not having dead parents who you infected and caused to die is an even better benefit
847.
by mavhc 4y ago
Tax everything the amount it costs to clean up the pollution it causes, and if a country isn't signed up to this, tax all their imports the same amount, overestimate. Then use that tax money to clean up the pollution. Side effects: peo
848.
by mavhc 4y ago
Which other languages do you suggest?
849.
by mavhc 4y ago
You can charge it to that, but you don't want to keep it there, will cause the battery to age faster
850.
by mavhc 4y ago
Phones lie about being at 95-100% charged, because it's bad to keep charging them when at 100%, it stops, waits for it to go down over hours, and charges again. But then people complain it's not charged to 100% even though they le
851.
by mavhc 4y ago
Laws are written by lawyers in such a way as to force you to have to hire lawyers
852.
by mavhc 4y ago
I wouldn't trust my bank to not give my account to someone pretending to have forgotten my password
853.
by mavhc 4y ago
Got to pick a date format first, what date it is depends on what calendar you use, and where you are in the world. That's before you add time. So you could base it on UT1/TAI, but then that ignores clocks in space.
854.
by mavhc 5y ago
They are, that's the point of civilisation, to try to stop acting like animals
855.
by mavhc 5y ago
Thanks, so about 10%. You're selling ebooks, not p(aper)books, right? Costs a lot of time to become famous enough to make money I suppose
856.
by mavhc 5y ago
There's a graph with 3 items per time period and no legend. And nothing about profit vs revenue really, how much did each book cost vs profit? Apart from that, very informative.
857.
by mavhc 5y ago
Until usenet got flooded with spam, and had no tools to deal with it and died
858.
by mavhc 5y ago
can be if they used that domain as an email address to log into things
859.
by mavhc 5y ago
Wires also provide power
860.
by mavhc 5y ago
Does make it safe food though
861.
by mavhc 5y ago
60,000 people have FSD beta, they've got further than everyone else.
862.
by mavhc 5y ago
All the kitchens I see have a fridge covered in magnets from holidays, photos of children, and children's paintings. Items on every surface, signs of life. Except when they're emptied to take photos for selling the house.
863.
by mavhc 5y ago
Don't see any that explain what specifically changed that made it not work.
864.
by mavhc 5y ago
Twitter is for journalists who now don't have to walk downstairs to get the pointless opinion of the man on the street
865.
by mavhc 5y ago
That's because "being tracked" has many benefits for the user and very few downsides.
866.
by mavhc 5y ago
What changed between a 7th and 8th gen intel cpu that made it not work?
867.
by mavhc 5y ago
Find the radio, remove the aerial/sim card, done.
868.
by mavhc 5y ago
Starship aims for $10/kg, and a 1U cubesat is about 1kg
869.
by mavhc 5y ago
Windows is free as in adverts for beer
870.
by mavhc 5y ago
Are these actual holograms or yet another non hologram technology stealing the name?

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