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mcorning
5y ago
It's really a shame the developer didn't add this feature. One might be scared off by the large number of geometry files involved with this, but actually this is a great example of when hard coding can supersede dynamic/robus
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mcorning
5y ago
I'm a [graduate] student and developer working from home and doing classes from home. I am without a doubt less engaged in class, and I am completely loving it. I put my headphones on and do chores around my apartment and treat class l
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mcorning
5y ago
Extremely inappropriate behavior is a pretty strong accusation. Seems like a harmless nerdy prank that occurred 40 years ago. It's not like he changed the monitor to say "Poop Fare."
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mcorning
5y ago
You are correct on both counts "Yellow Pages" was a registered trademark used in many countries for business phone numbers. Phone books also had literal yellow pages with business phone numbers and advertisements in them. It was a
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mcorning
5y ago
I'm surprised to hear that it is impolite to not have a housekeeper if you are an expat. To which places are you referring?
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mcorning
5y ago
https://www.universetoday.com/15311/how-far-is-saturn-from-e... > For the sake of simplicity, Saturn is 1.2 billion km, roughly 7 AU, from the Earth when the two are at their closest approach to one another. They ar
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mcorning
5y ago
For reference 1 AU (Astronomical Unit) is about 150 million km. Saturn ranges from being about 7 to 11 AU away from Earth. Voyager 1 is 152 AU away. This object is excitingly close and will be fun to study.
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Do Carbon Prices Limit Economic Growth?
(journals.sagepub.com)
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mcorning
5y ago
My father has run every day for almost 10 years, a combo pack of speed and distance, but at least a 5k every day. One thing we talked about regarding thinking and running really stuck with me. He sometimes listens to music and audiobooks so
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Build your own “supercomputer” out of Raspberry Pi boards
(zdnet.com)
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mcorning
6y ago
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mcorning
7y ago
We can dream
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mcorning
7y ago
Something along these lines is necessary to save our planet. Cutting off the $650B in fossil fuel subsidies over the course of 15 years pay for a little over half of the plan. If we can hand over trillions of dollars to save big banks, we c
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mcorning
7y ago
It is seeming more likely by the year that Tesla is one of the biggest over estimators when it come self-driving cars. Musk has repeatedly promised "autonomous vehicles", and even promised to have a fully autonomous vehicle by the
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mcorning
7y ago
Kocham che!
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mcorning
8y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190322182840/https://www.baker...
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mcorning
8y ago
No matter, this incident in particular is still a drop in the bucket for Wag. Wag knew the dog was dead. All they needed to do in order to look good was pay for the cremation, maybe the cost of the dog, and be supportive. Instead the did th