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by neffo 3y ago
It also inspired a related post-disaster urban-exploration-style culture around the Chernobyl exclusion zone. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2014/09/the-stalkers-ins...
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by neffo 3y ago
I wish them luck, but won't hold my breath until this Fokker flies.
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by neffo 3y ago
Interestingly, a researcher looking for probable impact sites found Apollo 11's ascent module could potentially still be in orbit. (Though, it's probably not.) https://phys.org/news/2021-07-apollo-ascent-stage
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by neffo 3y ago
6 of the 10 top manufacturers of cars in Australia are from Japan. That said I can't imagine Japan doing that, and to be honest it's not uncommon to see LHD cars on Japanese roads (American cars). Australia doing that would weird,
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by neffo 3y ago
Importing enriched uranium from an adversary leads to > America’s energy independence Sure. > First, water isn’t very good at absorbing heat—it turns to steam and stops absorbing heat at just 100 degrees C. Umm, this is completely wro
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by neffo 3y ago
Twitter, specifically.
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by neffo 3y ago
How about... an Amiga-themed pinball machine?
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by neffo 3y ago
It's a common misconception that the A501 expansion included an RTC - it was actually a time bomb.
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by neffo 3y ago
And she's not even watched all of the anime yet.
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by neffo 3y ago
Reliable for all cases is one thing, but it should support scene naming fairly trivially. The approach they are taking seems to lose information that's within the filenames, particularly with movies (i.e. the year). For scene naming yo
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by neffo 4y ago
Fraud? Illegal? Samir this is America!
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by neffo 4y ago
Ah yes, but your 1084s draws 75w drawing the twice the power of an LCD. :)
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by neffo 4y ago
Interestingly, this was a bit over-diagnosed maybe 10ish years ago. Not saying this was the case, but some doctors were ordering VitD tests, getting results that said below average or below normal and interpreting it as insufficiency.
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by neffo 4y ago
Feel free to smoke sir, the Hindenburg is completely inflammable.
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by neffo 4y ago
No counterparty? The Eth network is the counterparty, you're buying a stake in the network, you are diluting everyone's control. And earning a reward.
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by neffo 4y ago
Hmm, you earn 6% APR on BUSD with Binance Earn. You'd buy 1BUSD with 1USD expecting to withdraw 1.06USD in one year. You hold it because you have a reasonable expectation of profits.
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by neffo 4y ago
An idea for Berlin police looking to move on those pesky loitering youths in the station, charge them with triggering an INES incident. (Giving themselves a dose of radiation exceeding annual limits by leaning against the wall.)
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by neffo 4y ago
Agreed, read the article. Economics is a bit like physics in (and only in) that much of it isn't something you can solve through intuition alone, and quite often you'll get the wrong answer. An example, nobody uses cash for paymen
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by neffo 4y ago
Likely, some of the download is replacing disk-installed content from the original game content.
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by neffo 4y ago
Tesla model 3s (and some other cars) at least have electric door releases, maybe on the same CANbus (or whatever they use in Tesla) loop. Also highly relevant (hilarious) story on risks of relying on celltower connectivity with Tesla vehicl
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by neffo 4y ago
It does exist. See SDR/XDRs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights
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by neffo 4y ago
What is sort of interesting is this thread (sort of) suggests they might have been looking at the Mozilla renderer at the same time as the Webkit one. I wonder if the licensing (MPL?) would have allowed that fork to happen. That everyone en
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by neffo 4y ago
https://archive.ph/wsvxl
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by neffo 4y ago
> It's not clear to me whether the $A250M was the direct costs to the Exchange (ie invoices + ASX staff time) or the value which the Exchange was carrying the software on their books at ? They are the same thing. The wage, service a
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by neffo 4y ago
It's hard to give non-Australian investors a sense of how bizarre this was. The ASX still provides CHESS holding statements (updates when you transact shares, when codes change or you are otherwise issued new shares)... by post. On pap
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by neffo 4y ago
Yeah breaking the unwritten rules of the game, like not often seen is basketballers under-arming free-throws. It's unsporting, not even Michael Jordan did it (ooff, he took that personally...). Under-arming was done in modern internati
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by neffo 4y ago
> Besides, a general price increase doesn't occur without an increase in the supply of money relative to the value in the economy. Not quite true, they are correlated but not linked 1:1 see 2020 and WW2. Think of economics a bit lik
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by neffo 4y ago
I think you are conflating a few things. What you have to remember with the gold standard is that the supply (or probably more correct, holdings) of gold determine the money supply when a gold standard is in place, as does the price of gold
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by neffo 4y ago
The 1800s were hardly an economic paradise though, the wild inflation/deflation cycles were destructive. Long-term stable, 2-3% inflation appears to be a good thing. It's not overly destructive to savings, but it's an incenti