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by mrfinn 4y ago
> BD-R (dye or non-dye, single layer or dual layer) 5 to 10 years > BD-R (non-dye, gold metal layer) 10 to 20 years > BD-RE (erasable Blu-ray) 20 to 50 years I find hard to believe that info. Seems to be sustained by a single st
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by mrfinn 4y ago
I did a spreadsheet some time ago with the appropriate proportions, taking the data from the NASA website, just for fun, thinking about how big the solar system would be if the sun would be like a 60cm diameter (big) beach balloon. My resul
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by mrfinn 4y ago
And on top of that GOG is the home of CD Projekt Red, and we are able to buy their (awesome!) AAA games with the same freedom. I stopped blindly buying from Steam the day I realized what would happen to my games collection if they decide to
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by mrfinn 4y ago
As an absolutely fan of the original show, this hurts. E.g. Denholm Reynholm was SOOO good that I always had the impression that he got replaced for another type of character because someone up there felt personally attacked lol
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Oh no, I'm not blaming kids at all. I'm blaming the biological need of sharing them with a completely independent adult that I thought was a solid partnership and now often decides to use them, in ways I never dared to imagine,
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Terrible agony: Wait for when you have kids.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Lego meets Arduino. Loved every second of the demonstration.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Instead of that we keep with our old fashioned thugs sh*t-show. But hey weapons are such a big business. Who's gonna keep paying the bills without a few soldiers, mothers and kids dying from time to time.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
You can install the Telegram FOSS client, at least in an Android cellphone.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Yeah that's the point. This cruelty party is lasting too long.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Leave animals outside the d*mn wars, FFS. Good news about all this is that maybe, hopefully, powerful alien races are actually evaluating us and they'll treat us accordingly to our BS.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Biggest problem about PoW coins, and that's something that everybody working on it knows, or should know, is that the need of power is steadily bigger each year. Where would be the limit of that? When that requires the energy of a big
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by mrfinn 5y ago
World really needs a ban on PoW cryptocurrencies. I guess on one side lot of people is not caring about it as long as they make some money of it, and in the other side maybe other people in power, is not caring as that would make a perfect
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Just accept Nano, guys. You are welcome.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Blockchain wasn't at first about avoiding eyes of the state, but tyranic control of the state, or any other authority. Then projects allowing secrecy appeared. Coins like Ethereum pushed way forward, via smart contracts, the possibilit
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Terrible decision, Oculus is a well known brand, the name is catchy, it has good reputation. So, Facebook decides, let's kill off the brand and replace it with. something completely unknown!
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Quest 2 owner here, "The thrill of the fight" has been my most amazing related discovery. Just 20 minutes playing before shower and you'll be sweating like there's no tomorrow. First days, if not already in gym, you are
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by mrfinn 5y ago
From the first post: "In preparation for this change, CDC recommends clinical laboratories and testing sites that have been using the CDC 2019-nCoV RT-PCR assay select and begin their transition to another FDA-authorized COVID-19 test.
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by mrfinn 5y ago
You see there's a logical contradiction between the two different posts right?
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Well, hard to tell for sure, once it has been announced by the CDC that at the end of this year the PCR tests used are not a valid source anymore for Covid-19 diagnosing [1], because among other problems, those tests are not able to provide
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by mrfinn 5y ago
Yes they suppressed any possible investigation by removing any possible proof and silencing every single witness, quite clever from them. But also a big reason why that doesn't went along is because that's not only a Chinese issue
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by mrfinn 6y ago
The whole issue is unethical as... For starters, to reach the "work well" status is going to require a ton of failures, at any level of the "pregnancy". Anyway, any possible concern we could express about it doesn't
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by mrfinn 6y ago
Well, if media is making us aware that scientists are already doing this using mices, you can be pretty sure that by now, at some random place in the world, somebody is already trying it using human fetuses. Oh boy how quickly we are runnin
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by mrfinn 6y ago
I wonder what Aldous Hurley would say about a bunch of people fans of a big T, coming from a car manufacturing company :) No hard feelings against Tesla, on the contrary. Just thought about the curious parallel.
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by mrfinn 6y ago
It's coming, but not using Bitcoin.
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by mrfinn 6y ago
Actually some of us are really interested in cryptocurrencies as tool to liberate people from a corrupt system, and we leaved our mum's basement a long time ago.
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by mrfinn 6y ago
It becomes a Ponzi scheme the moment you realize that the idea is intrinsically broken, but still you keep shilling it and making grow the value exponentially, (value that somebody has to pay). BTW, flagged, really mods??
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by mrfinn 6y ago
Blockchain technology is doomed, and somebody will be, eventually, the last link of the ponzi scheme.
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by mrfinn 6y ago
Even if I don't like Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency (I think it did a great job but now really should be put to rest) I completely agree with that. That paragraph is plain silly, trying to avoid a stronger word.
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by mrfinn 6y ago
The solution to this problem is already invented, and working: Nano cryptocurrency. BTW forget about paying ANY fees. Nano vs Bitcoin energy consumption: https://www.reddit.com/r/nanocurrency/comments/lhveo4&#

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