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pomian
5y ago
What a great little write up. From a software point of view. "Caveman with a club, in a supermarket."
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pomian
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Raised floors where a great way to create laminar flow for clean rooms. I suspect that as with manufacturing, the "clean" space is inside the computers now.
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It is a great idea. The problem is often in the smelters, and other manufacturing processes. They are designed for certain element streams. For example we organized delivery of 100,000+ tonnes of copper contaminated soil, and in another cas
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Helsinki transport map renames Russian embassy as 'Volodymyr Zelenskyy Park'
(yle.fi)
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5y ago
On the other hand, why does every shopping, manufacturer, parts supplier, etc. Have to paginate everything? That only makes sense if you are trying to increase page views with ads. It is frustrating to have to click next, re load all the ba
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pomian
5y ago
This is brilliant. A great source to keep up with what sanctions and actions, the world is up to. (Regarding Ukraine.)
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5y ago
I think it is far from over. The fact that the Starlink service is activated, is a huge step. Likely someone has dishes already there. From West Europe to Ukraine is anywhere from half hour to 6 to 10 hour drive. Setup is 10 minutes. All yo
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5y ago
Brilliant! Now there is something that is of valid help to the Ukrainians.
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5y ago
This is a great example of a "Hacker" News article, revealing true hacker tricks.
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5y ago
Could you suggest any links to articles - hopefully with English translation, from the French?
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Have had very good luck with all dell refurbished laptops, these last many years. Possibly they are better, because anything broken, is fixed.
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5y ago
This was really interesting to see, and update our knowledge on production techniques. But, Why? The big heads?
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5y ago
Thanks for that chart. Maybe famous, but first time I've seen it. It's a bit pathetic. And explains a lot about progress.
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5y ago
Most Airlines quit accepting cash for on board purchases. "For our convenience"
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pomian
5y ago
Do you have any suggestions on where/how would be best to get a VoIP number?
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Thanks for the reminder. The idea was to use signal with a degoogled phone. It would be great if signal could send SMS without the cell network. There are places and devices, without cell connections.
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5y ago
First, it would be great to be able to send SMS messages without using the cell network, just through internet. Then you could use computers, tablets, etc. As far as I know only textplus/nextplus allows that, but it had become very bug
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5y ago
Can you use this to send texts via SMS to regular phone numbers? How does this differ from Linphone?
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pomian
5y ago
That looks like a great app. Thanks. Can you send SMS to a regular number with this?
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5y ago
Or what they are doing at the time this poll came out.
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I thought that someone had a measure for a thought and that a long thought was measurably shorter than a short(?) thought, by the length of a proton. This then went off into a consideration of neural message length, etc. Cosmic black hole o
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5y ago
Many people find much to do, even in icy cold climates! Some even prefer it.
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5y ago
Very interesting technology. Look forward to more details. Hopefully this will be packaged in a portable tool, with different spectroscopy ranges. Then could be used for testing samples of food, soil, water, particles etc for a selection o
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5y ago
Very interesting comment! Ps(what is MBZ?)
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5y ago
Strange to say, I ordered a classic paperback science fiction book from Amazon. Shopping image was of a standard pocket book, used. (Imagine del Ray publishing from the 70's.) What arrived, was a Xerox? copied book with a water mark, o
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5y ago
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court. A novel by Mark Twain. it is really fun.
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Brilliant!
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Interesting to follow what happens. Great that there are still 'watch dogs' looking out for us. The answer from the company to the order from the commission: "those recommendations were impossible to execute." Imagine i
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Know someone with PhD in chemistry that went into to law, then onto patent law. It seemed a long road. Then it took awhile to become accepted. However, here we are 15-20 years later, and they work as much as want to work. Interesting, is th
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Simrefinery, Simhealth, etc Excellent write up of a unique approach to learning. There seems to be so many places (industries, systems) these could have been applied. Too bad it's visionary approach, was perhaps a bit ahead of time.
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