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721.
by qbrass 10y ago
Is the quote missing the part where they say that Bernhard was not a swan? Using their flawed logic, since Lily and Greg are both swans, then Bernhard must be a swan, so Greg could be white or green. You're right about the answer not b
722.
by qbrass 10y ago
If you're going to be pedantic, The title should be "Coal just generated less power than wind in the UK." Wind didn't do anything to generate more power, coal was just replaced with natural gas.
723.
by qbrass 10y ago
I thought the description sounded a lot like The Thirteenth Floor, then I learned that they're both based on the same novel.
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by qbrass 10y ago
It means you can pass all the coins you want to anyone who doesn't know it.
725.
by qbrass 10y ago
Even if leaving the emperor in power wasn't just going to lead to a new war in the future. Japan had four conditions for surrender. 1: The imperial government stays in power. 2: The imperial government handles disarmament and demobiliz
726.
by qbrass 10y ago
0: Demand unconditional surrender.
727.
by qbrass 10y ago
>Imagine if vocalization was a disease result - a multi host disease that trys to attract predators by creating constant loud vocalization of thought. Then defeating predators you can no longer hide from by being quiet becomes an evoluti
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by qbrass 10y ago
Even those rules don't work anymore.
729.
by qbrass 10y ago
The hardware cost less than the retail price, but they had to recoup development costs. They claimed that the purchase of just one game was enough to make the console purchase profitable.
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by qbrass 10y ago
It looked great, but they were trying to shake off the Cadillac is for old people stigma, then built a Corvette for old people.
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by qbrass 10y ago
Your body has to work harder to digest, then rid itself of the extra sugar/fat/salt/alcohol, the food itself will give you higher blood pressure, which was probably higher than normal because of holiday stress, and compounded
732.
by qbrass 10y ago
The person chasing him isn't trying to extract the data, they're trying to delete it.
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by qbrass 10y ago
http://www.amazonflexinfo.com/what-is-amazon-flex/
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by qbrass 10y ago
The same reason car companies sponsor racing when they don't sell the race cars.
735.
by qbrass 10y ago
Wayland has been around for 4 years, When X was 4 years old, it ran on hardware with 5mhz processors and a few MB RAM.
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by qbrass 10y ago
>Simple. Develop a product. Finish it. Get it to the point where you can deliver a good reliable product. At that point, not before, announce it and open the doors. Who's paying for all this development? Why would investors give you
737.
by qbrass 10y ago
It's still a problem, but the threat level goes from the scale of a running car in a closed garage to a running car out on the road.
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by qbrass 10y ago
The cars have to work under the assumptions that they can't hear all the other cars, and that the information they receive may not be true. By the time they successfully handle both cases, the data won't be very useful to them.
739.
by qbrass 10y ago
You missed the part of the laws where only car manufacturers can provide self-driving taxi services.
740.
by qbrass 10y ago
It's more effective marketing when people don't believe it's marketing.
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by qbrass 10y ago
>I wonder if we'll see a day when we have stuff that runs on ReactOS because it's designed correctly and the same apps fail on regular Windows because they didn't use terrible hacks. The opposite. It's the software th
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by qbrass 10y ago
Mamet should add a little film-noir to the mix. "Case was twenty-four. At twenty-two, he'd been a cowboy, a rustler, one of the best in the Sprawl. He'd been trained by the best, by McCoy Pauley and Bobby Quine, legends in
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by qbrass 10y ago
It's from Southern American English.
744.
by qbrass 10y ago
The Russian alphabet is also larger than English.
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by qbrass 10y ago
The Ford Nucleon was a styling exercise and was never intended to have a working prototype. The concept itself didn't use a nuclear battery, it was designed around a miniaturized nuclear reactor which powered the car using a steam turb
746.
by qbrass 10y ago
They keep raising the price so people eventually stop paying for a pointless hole in the ground.
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by qbrass 10y ago
The Red Cross is more concerned about you not dying from blood loss.
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by qbrass 10y ago
An unsealed hole underground would have to be dug to the same depths as that crater. If you're pressurizing it, you'll probably target 1 bar to live in it, instead of 600 KPa. A glacier that has the pressure to melt ice, would hav
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by qbrass 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellas_Planitia
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by qbrass 10y ago
Follow it up by watching Enemy of the State and treat it as the sequel.

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