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mfukar
16y ago
UV wave generation requires significantly more energy consumption than microwaves. Plus, UV radiation is highly absorbed in the atmosphere, leading to low signal to noise ratio.
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mfukar
16y ago
Indeed it did, to the point where it wasn't interesting. Which is why RoN didn't pick up on the e-sports (or even multiplayer) scene, unfortunately.
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mfukar
16y ago
Yet nobody found it. The closest thing to a roach rush people found was the 5-roach build [1], which is slower and it suffers a lot economically if the rush fails. For the record, though, I've played against the 7-roach build a couple of we
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mfukar
16y ago
This is half true. Indeed, currently European/NA players play quite "standard" at tournaments, avoiding rushes and "all-in" strategies. The Koreans, however, at GSL have shown that they're neither afraid nor hesitant to do so. edit: GSL, no
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mfukar
16y ago
Sir, you get an A in my book just for the effort! I've been looking for a way to get a small guitar recording studio going at home, and I got so frustrated with Cubase messing with my audio card that I sort of "gave up". Nobody writes low l
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mfukar
16y ago
HTTP and HTTPS are end-to-end, care to clarify what you meant by "at every hop"?
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mfukar
16y ago
This is certainly interesting. Surely, some conclusions could be drawn from transplant recipients even today. Being a matter which could cause significant controversy in the medical community, I wouldn't expect to see any non-anecdotal data
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mfukar
16y ago
The article is only referring to the motion to dismiss the case, not the case itself. The ruling by the judge, Justice Paul Wooten of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, did not find that the girl was liable, but merely permitted a lawsuit br
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mfukar
16y ago
Wow, this place really does not like sarcasm. There's nothing for me to get over. I can't stop people from using drugs. However, oversimplified statements made to dazzle, like yours, really tick me. There are many kinds and definitions of a
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mfukar
16y ago
Preventing the site from declining into a set of meanness and stupidity (I believe the two are closely related) is something I think about constantly. Does that imply anything regarding hateful posts in HN, or is it just a 'hey, there's a
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mfukar
16y ago
I meant that even today, it's near impossible to predict the state of the economy next week, let alone in 20 years. We're also talking about a completely different society, like most societies changed from the '60s to the '80s and so forth.
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DHS Singles Out EFF et al. FOIA Requests
(eff.org)
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mfukar
16y ago
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StatusNet suggests HTTPS be a paid feature because it's "difficult to scale".
(identi.ca)
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mfukar
16y ago
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mfukar
16y ago
That's another very interesting difficulty: the symbol for ohm is supposed to be the Greek capital omega. Resolving such ambiguities (where applicable, of course) would probably add a lot of complicated code, and I'm not 100% sure it's triv
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mfukar
16y ago
If that's all you got from that sentence, I'm terribly, terribly sorry.
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mfukar
16y ago
Companies that will dominate 20 years from now won't exist for another 19 years, so..
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mfukar
16y ago
Smoking has been banned in indoor public spaces in many a country [1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_smoking_bans
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mfukar
16y ago
Alcohol doesn't kill brain cells. It's a myth. Also, while I disapprove of marijuana abuse (I've used twice, never felt like it could benefit me in any way), I would like all movements to legalize marijuana to wait until there's a) a compre
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mfukar
16y ago
I'm behind this statement. As another wise man once said, we could also take the warning labels off everything and let our problems solve themselves.
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mfukar
16y ago
A job is a job is a job.
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mfukar
16y ago
I'd rather not have my privacy invaded, but you make a fair point. This is one of the few reasons I'm currently (actively) trying to stay away from the US. As far as it's in my power, I refuse to be presumed guilty, and go through such an o
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mfukar
16y ago
There is, however, a somewhat deeper concern. Namely that providing the tools that makes misdeeds easier makes a person accountable to a degree. Under law? I mean, I know there's a similar law where I live (Greece) for prostitution, and i
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mfukar
16y ago
On systems of government like the US republic or the various democracies around the European continent, there is an absolute concept of a citizen's contribution to the infrastructure that the state.. It's called taxation. And it is not the
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mfukar
16y ago
We've all (most?) lived the last couple of decades, but it seems that not all of us took our blinkers off.
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mfukar
16y ago
I have two projects. One's a framework and application in C, with some utilities for it in Ruby (plain, no frameworks). The other one is in Python just because I thought it'd be a good way to learn the language in depth. At my day job, we'r
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mfukar
16y ago
I usually code around 5 hours at work. About an hour is spent getting coffee/lunch or just stretching, another hour at scrums or the occassional meeting, another couple in discussions around desks. At home, when I'm actually working on a pr
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mfukar
16y ago
I think a better way to put it is this: When you hear "XPS" your mind doesn't immediately go to the Dell laptop (probably). When you hear "Microsoft" though, "Windows", "Office", "Xbox", all the jazz, immediately go through your head.
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16y ago
You make an interesting case, which I think is backed up by two things, in the special case of the x86 instruction set: - Instruction opcodes and arguments don't occupy a fixed space or position. This leads to a significant increase in leth
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Microsoft Hands IronPython, IronRuby to Open Source Community
(eweek.com)
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mfukar
16y ago
After a quick glance on the OP's comments, I don't think it's that his posts lack content or insight, but rather are expressed in a style and/or tone some find unpleasant.
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