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by nixass 3y ago
I don't think any natural law would be broken if it goes off 10-100,000 years before "schedule". It's 10M years old after all, nobody would mind if it happens sooner :)
482.
by nixass 3y ago
I'd really love to see major space event like Beetlegeuse blowing up during my insignificant life-span
483.
by nixass 3y ago
No but moving away from nuclear power will.
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by nixass 3y ago
It's better than football fields ar least
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by nixass 3y ago
Then again (google translate works just fine if needed). https://www.oeamtc.at/autotouring/auto/ladetest-zwei-strateg... One EC driving 100km/h, other one 130km/h, third car is diesel. Trip is 650km. 10
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Why Toyota Isn't Rushing to Sell You an Electric Vehicle(jalopnik.com)
9 points by nixass 3y ago|7 comments
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Quasi-star (Black hole star)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
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Downloading Images from Russian Weather Satellite [video](youtube.com)
3 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
489.
by nixass 3y ago
Wow, and you created new account just to write this.
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Russia’s Nukes Probably Don’t Work – Here’s Why(wesodonnell.medium.com)
54 points by nixass 3y ago|148 comments
491.
by nixass 3y ago
Discussion is already underway based on OP's link, why change it? Submit your own thread and continue there if you want
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by nixass 3y ago
Some would refuse to run even if in "compatibility mode". You need to download patches, community made fixes and even then you'd be lucky if game if runs past splash screen. Linux beats it by large in same comparison
493.
by nixass 3y ago
You see, that's the problem here. Why should I be paying for simple thing like adblocker?
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by nixass 3y ago
What's really sad I have absolutely 100% success rate with playing XP-era games on Linux through PlayOnLinux. At least with my library of games. I am boggled how Microsoft's back compatibility is so bad
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The Third Wave (Experiment)(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by nixass 3y ago|1 comments
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New 3D scans of the Titanic's wreck site(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
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How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Need?(jpl.nasa.gov)
6 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
498.
by nixass 3y ago
Can you please expand on that help thing? Was it to move people closer to border area?
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Fall of the Berlin Wall on Usenet (1989)(groups.google.com)
202 points by nixass 3y ago|103 comments
500.
by nixass 3y ago
Some of their songs hit me hard, MOS6581 is one of them. Also I am very into stargazing, these kinds of songs are best to listen when staring into infinity
501.
by nixass 3y ago
YouTube comments under those songs are sometimes treasure
502.
by nixass 3y ago
I think that's biggest issue in this thread. People locked down into their devices not even realizing there's relatively free-er world outside their locked-device bubble.
503.
by nixass 3y ago
Carbon Based Lifeforms anyone? Solar Fields? Solar Fields did soundtrack for Mirror's Edge for example. So many good composers doing electro/synth instrumentals nowadays but aren't mainstream, which might be good thing
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World War 2 Radio News: D-Day (1944.)(youtube.com)
1 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
505.
by nixass 3y ago
Have you even read the article? It's right there, second paragraph
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AeroMods: DIY Aerodynamic Improvements to Cars(core77.com)
4 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
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Scientists Taught Pet Parrots to Video Call Each Other(smithsonianmag.com)
1 points by nixass 3y ago|0 comments
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A Pixies song is accidentally turning off Google alarms(fortune.com)
32 points by nixass 3y ago|8 comments
509.
by nixass 3y ago
> At least it wasn't Wasa showing up.. *Vasa
510.
by nixass 3y ago
This forum is sometimes exact same as r/USdefaultism

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