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931.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU
932.
by ohiovr 6y ago
What you need is a kind of photo polymer that is polarizable by an electric field. Then you can write data in 3D from mold-able pour-able plastic resin.
933.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Looks like hell. I wonder if they ever thought of trying making the app into a kind of dumb terminal to a computer with a little bit of guts.
934.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Telegraph cables were glowing in the Carrington Event decades before household wiring. Imagine house wiring glowing like those telegraph cables.
935.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I've been using my own domain email now for 17 years.
936.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Monster UPS. Dunno what came over me.
937.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Tesla sells more stock than cars.
938.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Could a coin be made by selling a micro sd card with it set up on it?
939.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Look at the past. Computers are making us sad, mad, bad, but rarely glad. The subconscious works on us when we are not thinking. It brings up feelings we don't know what to do with because we don't understand them. The world is co
940.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I'd love to see the DEC alpha at 3nm just to spite x86. Too bad they are long extinct. Intel going down the same road.
941.
by ohiovr 6y ago
That's nice. When can we buy 4096 bit real time rsa cracking appliances?
942.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Would an advanced rsa cracking module made with these baked photonic assemblies be legal to sell on an open market?
943.
by ohiovr 6y ago
They even had humanint do drive by hacks.
944.
by ohiovr 6y ago
You are a great writer.
945.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I learned today that there is already a human infect-able mutation. https://www.who.int/csr/don/06-november-2020-mink-associated... I admire the Danish Authority's resolve in their action for public safety. T
946.
by ohiovr 6y ago
It kind of comes down to faith that these nets are right. edit unless it all can be proven.
947.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Not an expert or anything of the sort but you might want to get a another lawyer to look over force majeure clauses.
948.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Come on then don't delete the content. We all know it. Technology is becoming more advanced than we are capable of understanding it. Soon it will be more advanced than we are able to deal with it.
949.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Computers aren't setting us free.
950.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Mink farming might bring us covid20.
951.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Want to make God laugh? Tell him your plans.
952.
by ohiovr 6y ago
"There is currently no evidence that animals, including mink, play a significant role in transmitting the virus to humans, according to the CDC and the US Department of Agriculture. The risk of animals spreading Covid-19 to humans is c
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CNN and CDC say mink is no problem(cnn.com)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|1 comments
954.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I haven't seen high sustained inflation since 2008.
955.
by ohiovr 6y ago
600,000 12 inch wafers per month. How many usable cpus is that per month?
956.
by ohiovr 6y ago
China keeps this sort of thing out of their country with their great firewall of China. Russia doesn't eat what they dish out so they have barriers. Pretty soon we'll need internet passports just to talk to others abroad for war r
957.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Infrastructure so massive and so important that it underpins our entire civilization. Then people start retiring, forgetting how it all works. The people will take weird automatic half measures to fix what they don't understand with ne
958.
by ohiovr 6y ago
If we can get Dustin Hoffman on it pronto there should be little worry.
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War of the Worlds (1953) opening monologue (redux)(youtube.com)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
960.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Whatever is needed to run Crysis on Linux.

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