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me_me_me
2y ago
and the belt can be loosen up so you will not notice it that is there. I always find it amusing that the moment the seat-belts light goes off everyone unbuckles across the plane
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2y ago
surprised how?
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2y ago
cuz people are sick of same thing being pushed by both sides. ICC just said both sides are guilty of warcrimes. Paint me shocked and surprised.
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2y ago
- sunlight has a natural "stop it" mechanism. Feeling that you are getting a sunburn would naturally cause you to avoid sunlight, creating therefore a macro regulation mechanism. This is absent from light behind a glass. You serio
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2y ago
Just go back and look at the chechen war. Russia tried to fight like a modern military only to go back to artillery and leveling cities to the ground. Thats all they ever did, brute force
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2y ago
Sure, sure https://www.theguardian.com/society/shortcuts/2012/jun/05/fa...
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2y ago
YES! Otherwise we are talking about feelings and hunches.
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2y ago
Very interesting project, but I cant help to wonder what is the endgoal of it (apart from doing it for fun). Heroes 3 already have very advanced mods, HotA + HD. Both extend and modernized H3. Including online custom lobby with very active
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2y ago
Principal Engineer if software related
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2y ago
Inter-planet, the speedup physics, more complex rockets, re-entry. All of those were areas ksp2 should have improved. When pushing ksp1 limits the stability issues start to show. Also ksp1 was barely playable without mods (the last time I p
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2y ago
there was drop for year. A platform where you watch your fav shows, that remembers where you stopped watching, auto loading next episode, skip into, persistent subtitles and dub options. All of those were winning them business from people w
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2y ago
> Realizing the need for a streamlined solution, I created one. Now you can effortlessly find your desired content and simplify your entertainment journey beyond borders. Same here, but over year ago I just switched to private torrents.
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2y ago
sure, sure... facts... Oh I get it, the "facts". The stuff i can make up and call it probable future that never materializes but then nobody remembers it as I move on to another grift, facts wink
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2y ago
> Musk derangement syndrome Is that, I have no arguments so I call people names reply? There are so many of the posts using it like a 'I win ticket' Its just a stupid Ad hominem attack.
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2y ago
you would but you need to stop the spin and then dock the two together. That would send fluids to the back of the tanks. At this stage it might be easier to build fueling station in the orbit with actual transfer pumps.
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2y ago
> Hyperloop is just a wild bullshit idea hindsight 2020, there have been bilion of $ thrown at it. Musk was promoting it as easy thing to do. And yet its "wild bullshit idea" how come reusable rockets is not a "wild bulls
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2y ago
deepcut :D
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2y ago
So you want to use system that needs 14 launches to get to the moon to get to mars? Let that sink in... Falcon a much simpler rocket has a reuse window of over a month. How long would it take to re-certify starship for a launch? You are goi
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2y ago
> but since the system is fully reusable, the only consumables are <$2M of fuel each flight. > prevent us from taking advantage of Starship's ability to land 100 tons on the moon. the system is unable to get to the orbit, its
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2y ago
Ah yes, all of those pilots confused and tricked by a name, on machine they were trained hundreds of hours to use. That is surely a apt comparison.
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2y ago
People are selective listeners, this could in rare cases cause a panic chain reaction.
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2y ago
Keep on allowing them to be called FULL SELF DRIVING(tm), and this will keep happening
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3y ago
It looks like its possessed. Something straight out of Exorcist.
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3y ago
only if hamas had access to billions of dollars to develop infrastructure and build up emergency shelters...
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3y ago
> cameras or journalists are showing And who controls them in gaza? BBC?
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3y ago
well in that case, the israelis would be doing a terrible job as gaza in terms of pop growth is exploding (no pun intended). Their population pyramids IS a pyramid. There are definetely war crimes - you cannot avoid it, especially when bot
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3y ago
Nobody cares until you start making nuisance to everyone around you, impeding their work and life because you care about X. I dont care about X why do I have to deal with your 'protest'?
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3y ago
Its a knows patter in AAA games dev. People are pushed to work long hours, and the do perform maybe not at 100% but they do overproduce. However eventually they crash and burnout, then they get fired and replaced. Its a soul sucking industr
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3y ago
"See your boss ferrari? If you work really had he will buy himself a second one"
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3y ago
100% disagree. If you actually look at what is happening in the world. Firstly all tech companies are doing layoffs, meaning less jobs available -> harder to get jobs -> people are willing to work more/get payed less. Both US and
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