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quakeguy
7y ago
Thx, that was the quote i was looking for.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Because ants are small... And lightweight, I can’t remember right now the term for volume vs mass when compared, but you can throw an ant from the Empire State Building, and it will land like dropped from 2 inch height.
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Millions of black people affected by racial bias in health-care algorithms
(nature.com)
5 points
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quakeguy
7y ago
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quakeguy
7y ago
That one was a field day. Hate him, or love AvE, this vid is just fun to watch again. Thx.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Thx! Blog is already down for me.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Having fixed bike tires for years, i can say that once a leak is there, it is due to material exhaustion. You'll end up in a carpet of patches.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Nothing, buts what's wrong with your thumb? /s
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quakeguy
7y ago
Exactly, and the older the pipe, the thicker the layer.
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UVB-76 the Buzzer according to Russian ex servicemen
(numbers-stations.com)
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quakeguy
7y ago
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quakeguy
7y ago
Black projects by foreign powers? Idk really, the flight specs (if believable) are insane. So common sense says reading/sensory data error.
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Schinderling
(en.wikipedia.org)
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quakeguy
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Legal weed is linked to higher junk-food sales
(economist.com)
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The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants
(algorithmicbotany.org)
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Astronomers Uncover Ancient Treasure Trove of Galaxies
(gizmodo.com)
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Air Force pursuing antimatter weapons (2004)
(sfgate.com)
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quakeguy
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quakeguy
7y ago
Both submarines lost in the mediterranean sea could have been caused by seaquakes i read earlier today. Still a strange timing for sure.
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quakeguy
7y ago
I agree absolutely.
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Self Compiling Compilers
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
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quakeguy
7y ago
Anyone who isn't scared now should read this, idk what comes next, but we, as a species, should prepare for the worst. Sounding alarmist? I hope so, but i fear not.
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quakeguy
7y ago
If time isn't an issue, those techniques all are fine and are proven to work. Sadly, time IS an issue today, so 2 men on a paddle won't build the hoover dam. Even if they could.
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quakeguy
7y ago
that helped exactly no one.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Fine here, Safari on iOS.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Same thoughts here. Apple lost it 4-5 years ago, Jobs was never replaced and the old magic just died, but slowly. Ive alone cant handle ship, as is evident. Here we are.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Ask Conway?
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Trump Surprises G20 with Huawei Concession: U.S. Companies Can Sell to Huawei
(forbes.com)
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7y ago
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quakeguy
7y ago
...and?!?
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quakeguy
7y ago
Most have a safe, fireproof and so on for the devices. But handling dozens of them, idk... Maybe Samsung knows an answer? /s
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quakeguy
7y ago
Interresting setup you mention there, the earth-like planets d/n cycle would indeed be very irregular i imagine, depending which orbital speed it would have.
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quakeguy
7y ago
Yes, Earth does not move significantly on the moon sky, if i remember right. It does rotate though. Edit: Archgoon is right, the photos were taken from the orbiting module, so a rise happened.
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Senate Intelligence Leaders Oppose NRO as Part of Space Force
(spacepolicyonline.com)
2 points
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7y ago
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