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by rmu09 3y ago
I believe an opportunity was missed some time ago in the past to define one inch to 25.6mm, which would make for much nicer conversions IMO, especially with the convention to use fractions of powers of two in the inch world (e.g. 15/16
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by rmu09 3y ago
Please don't refer to power as energy or use units of power when you really mean energy, it is bad enough when this happens in more traditional media.
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by rmu09 3y ago
Surface area of a Torus?
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by rmu09 3y ago
stgraber made a bunch of commits on this fork already.
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FreeCAD 0.21 Released(wiki.freecad.org)
2 points by rmu09 3y ago|0 comments
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by rmu09 3y ago
For me, the worst thing would be "muscle memory". Never had a problem driving a rental car with right-hand-drive in the UK or Ireland. Different thing was the bicycle, after stops, I often forgot to start driving on "the othe
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by rmu09 3y ago
Isn't it pretty unlikely that this debris, flying against the exhaust, can reach the engines with significant energy?
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by rmu09 4y ago
Magnetic field of earth is ~50µT, a superconducting loop with diameter 1m (circumference ~3,14m) with 100kA will feel a force of ~15N, with 1cm² it has a volume of 0,314 liters, in aluminium thats about 0,85kg or 8,5N, in copper thats about
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by rmu09 4y ago
I wonder how this (on a raspi 4) compares to mathematica we used to use in ~1995 at uni on HPPA machines with <1GB RAM?
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by rmu09 4y ago
Fact is, if we keep adding waste heat created from some stored energy, be it fossil, fission or fusion, to the environment, net temperature of the earth has to rise to get rid of said waste heat via additional radiation into space. The chea
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by rmu09 4y ago
Don't mean to be pedantic, but this comment left me very confused, surely you mean carriage return to be ASCII 13? Also, g is the 7th character and BEL is 7.
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by rmu09 4y ago
Assuming these incidents were caused by some sort of device, that device could have been placed there a long time ago. Oligarch-superyachts are/were (before the war) probably not that suspicious cruising there, and I would not be shock
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by rmu09 4y ago
Switching it off might involve conractual penalties. Blowing it up and blaming it on whoever can be argued "force majeur".
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by rmu09 4y ago
That would not signal readiness to do really expensive things.
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by rmu09 4y ago
The idea is more like russia is sending the message "we are suicidal and ready to do really expensive, stupid stuff, maybe even go nuclear, are you too?"
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by rmu09 4y ago
Superdeterminism eliminates any requirement(s).
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by rmu09 5y ago
Suppose canada tried to join china and north korea in some kind of military pact. USA would not possibly tolerate that.
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by rmu09 5y ago
I'm not a US citizen and not a lawyer either, but shouldn't it be possible (for a US american copyright holder) to sue youtube and/or those that claim the copyright in small claims court? AFAIK you would not need a lawyer and
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by rmu09 5y ago
The demonstration would be clearer if the "point of contact" at the start of the rotation would be marked on the smaller circle and the larger circle would be divided into 3 segments of different color. That would make it obvious
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by rmu09 5y ago
Such "anecdotal evidence" doesn't say much per se. In austria, a women died of a heart attack while waiting in line to be injected. Just imagine what would have happend if the heart attack would have happened 30 minutes later
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by rmu09 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-021-01316-7 I know of one other study (can't find it at the moment though) that specifically looked not for CT value but if they are able to infect cells. The outcome was som
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by rmu09 5y ago
Janssen vaccine is vector based, not mRNA like Pfizer Comirnaty or Moderna. Although vaccinated people can be infected and even spread the virus, the disease is usually mild, amount of infectious virus and the time they are infectious is mu
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by rmu09 5y ago
Even if some vaccinated people replicate and transmit the virus, they do so for a shorter amount of time and with less infectious virus than unvaccinated.
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by rmu09 5y ago
Relevant interview with peter daszak https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/twiv-615/ recorded at the december 2019 nipah conference in singapure.
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by rmu09 5y ago
The account https://www.youtube.com/c/OliverResslerFilms/videos has been restored in the meantime.
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YouTube suspends filmmaker Oliver Ressler’s account without warning(art-leaks.org)
35 points by rmu09 5y ago|19 comments
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by rmu09 5y ago
I suggest grabbing a random DSLR with decent glass and trying to capture a bird in flight against the sky. Most of the time not even the species will be discernable. People with no prior experience photographing birds will have a hard time
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by rmu09 5y ago
All this cheap energy eventually turns into heat. The only way to get rid of excess heat is to radiate it into space, and the only way to radiate _more_ heat into space is with an increased temperature.
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by rmu09 6y ago
One thing that severly hampered the romans was their number system.
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by rmu09 6y ago
Xorg was kind-of forked from a working solution (XFree) whereas wayland started from scratch.

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