ommunist

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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Yup, I am the one. Very good dish.
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   The Pacific Ocean was contaminated down to Hawaii after Fukushima. On the other hand, Chernobyl caused massive atmospheric conmamination in Eurasia. Fortunately tech was in place and dangerous clouds were mostly brought down in Bryansk regi
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Unfortunately, the society has no memory as a system. Certain people have.
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Dude, Soviet Army did not sent anyone to death. There were hit and run 2min runs. Once soldier got 5Rh exposure, he was removed, directed to medics and replaced by another soldier. There have been volunteers who dedicated there lives to sav
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Quite the contrary. I lived there in the 90-ies. The nature just recovers, and in 3 years humans are forgotten by wildlife. Moose and blackcock will stare at you from a 2 meter distance not recognising the threat anymore. Basically nature s
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   From experience. Contamination is patchy. Especially there. You can briefly step into some plutonium contaminated patch for a second, and if you had no proper decontamination on exit - bring this shit home. Once its inside the body - there
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   When I worked there, and I spent 2 field seasons in 1993-94 in the 80-120Ci/sq.km zone, we had two proverbs, briefly translated as: "If you want to be a parent, keep you balls contained in lead" and "You can eat apples h
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Basically 30 years after it become more and more clear that only the USSR was capable of containing such events properly. In 1986 Soviet Army soldiers with impregnated coats and shovels in just 2 weeks ensured containment of the accident to
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   by ommunist 11y ago

   Thank you for sharing that. The US innovates for itself. Gamma rays protected electronics is for more than a year subject to sanctions, so Russia cannot build new satellites for a while (about 30% of electronics used to be imported). I am n
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    The author forgot to mention that it will be Russian, and produced by KAMAZ. http://sputniknews.com/science/20151006/1028104950/kamaz-dri... . Mind the muzzak on 0:51 in video. UPD: it appears Russians also h
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    once it passes, you can add "Wizard" to the official list of professions.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    I believe this motion is to support surviving First Nations culture.
13. 433.▲
    by ommunist 11y ago

    Looks like we are not that far from the dolphins.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    The emerging phenomenon of Moshkow's lib.ru is one of the most oldest and popular free self-publishing websites in the world, samlib.ru, where many authors are actually getting published by publishing houses. This is how "samizdat
15. 435.▲
    by ommunist 11y ago

    This is a single good reason why Britain should leave the EU.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Steam engine was invented well before Christ in Alexandria. However, its real life applications were really developed much later in England. Same with the Internet. What the US is holding firmly is production and sales of space-ready elemen
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Thank you. http://cyberleninka.ru is on the rise too. I download research papers from there.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    WHo cares about the US? The collective knowledge of humanity is at stake. The keepers are restless, believe me. And most of them do not even speak English.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    This is a hilarious piece. You yankees are good 20 years behind the real pirate libraries trend, started with lib.ru and well continued with the genesis lib and uneraseable flibista.is. Ah, I forgot to mention nehudlit.ru, which is speciali
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    One should port it to Telegram as a bot and get $25000 from Durov. Easy money.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    wow, RStudio for free.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    The article does not mention widely distributed Toxoplasma gondii, that actually changes the behaviour of hosts in the interests of parasites. Think you like cats? Think again!
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Yup, charging can be a game changer.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Since Opera is now owned by China, I'd really think twice before using it.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Nope, mosquitoes are far more efficient.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Reality is always way stranger than fiction.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    If there is simultaneously released artificial retrovirus, carried with Plasmodium, that will transfer gene to human blood from now sterile mosquito, than we are doomed. And from what I know about the US and current state of pharma research
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    I'll tell you how. Species-specific virus, like the one we developed in 1974 for controlling populations of gypsy moth.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    Mongolia is beautiful too. No dengue, no malaria.
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    by ommunist 11y ago

    You know, mathematically speaking, each of us had about 20 million ancestors, if we go back in time. All of them dead now. So what?