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In the UK all eggs are unwashed and we mostly keep our eggs in the fridge. I've heard the idea that it's temperature change which causes things to cross the barrier, and the fridge is the place in your kitchen with the most stable
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>While he carried a cell phone, he had no service I find that most people have no idea that the GPS used by phones for positioning has nothing to do with normal mobile signal, and will still work in the most remote areas of the world. Ma
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As far as I can tell, the standard measure of depression in rodents is something called the forced swim test. It's what it sounds like. This appears to be the primary way all antidepressants are assessed. I'm no expert, but this m
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The bizarre thing is how balanced the documentary actually is if you watch it. Many senior BJP officials are given plenty of time to defend their case. It focuses on provable events, things which were captured on video or public legal proce
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It's fascinating how good the Google Meet experience is in contrast to how bad Google Chat is. Chat seems like such a simpler problem, but it's still missing basic features like working search
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Because most people gaming on laptops are using beefy headphones. Quiet operation is a luxury anyway. You don't buy a laptop to be quiet, you buy a laptop to perform the workloads you need (for which you need performance). People who a
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Case in point - that one MiG-25 clocked at Mach 3.2 by Western radar over Egypt
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A few people are using it/its (like crimew, the hacker who did the no fly list thing), and I think they often prefer this sort of construction
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She said the data would be shared with journos, researchers or human rights organizations with a legitimate interest. https://ddosecrets.com/wiki/No_Fly_List If she really didn't do any pre-disclosure then it seem
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The point isn't microoptimizing by turning off LED lights, the point is to flatten the duck curve by having people use their ovens and washing machines at different times. These appliances use thousands of watts. The duck curve is a bi
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> It absolutely shocked me when I found out that people were searching their own poo. I'll hold my hands up and confess that I never really did. ...what the hell, Damian? I'm surprised they let him talk to the press after he ru
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Azure Devops is also having problems
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Video for context: https://youtu.be/XFXj81mvInc
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>When you are logged in to Wikipedia, the updated header will move with you as you scroll. You will no longer need to scroll to the top of the page to find what you are looking for, and you can focus on reading and editing instead. How d
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I guess the key thing actually is that the width of A(n) is the same as the height of A(n+1).
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I mean, they don't automatically delete your account and messages after 5 years. They did get fined for this. But I don't want them to do this. Keeping my messages is the service they are providing to me, the customer . I would b
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I'll save you a read: The only source for this claim is.... (drumroll...) ChatGPT itself. Which is well known for hallucinating, constantly. Furthermore, if there were actual humans secretly writing ChatGPT responses, then it can be gu
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The good news is if you don't struggle against the current you should be able to stay afloat for a couple hours, long enough for help to arrive
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I suppose the memory test would likely be in a book or pamphlet in the house
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I once read a great article on HN which I now can't find, which linked Skinner's superstitious pigeons with the development of human technology. As told by this article, the Burke and Wills expedition in Australia encountered frie
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These quotes, at different times by different people, have been juxtaposed to make it seem like the developers are associating the elevation of the sun with climate change. Here's the quote in a more honest context, explaining why they
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As I understand it, BSL is a fully different language to spoken English, with different grammar and syntax. For someone whose 'first' language is BSL, reading subtitles is more like a second language, where meaning is not conveyed
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This is absolutely nothing new. Adfly (adf.ly) was the popular version of this 10 years ago. Often modders would put their mediafire links behind adfly to get a little revenue.
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The problem is, they are planning to hand their toxic playerbase a tool which will let them inflict actual consequences on another player, where previously they could just say mean words and get muted. I guarantee less skilled players will
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Most of these images are mercilessly cropped to the screen size of whatever device you happen to be viewing it on. On mobile I could only see less than a quarter of some of the landscapes. Even on desktop, I had to mess around with the shap
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Just pro-Russian propaganda
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You can still style every aspect of the UI by editing a userChrome.css in your profile folder, and enabling some setting. This is hidden and undocumented because Mozilla now have a terrible attitude towards users.
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You don't need ML to trim out silence
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The pressurised volume of Tiangong-1 and 2 is said to be 15 cubic metres. Contrast to the space shuttle at 74 cubic metres, and Skylab at 350 cubic metres. They're a sixth the size of any space station to have flown previously. Both we
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>nature has always found a way to keep them in check Often that looks something like 'they hunted their prey to extinction and then their numbers levelled out'

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