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by saganus 11y ago
Maybe they didn't really need the capsule to touch down at a lower speed since it can withstand this, so they save a bit on cost with smaller parachutes? Not really sure if this item alone would make any difference, but if they do plan
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by saganus 11y ago
Are there any new developments regarding the TC license? I seem to recall that part of the problem with doing a follow-up project based on TC's source was the license. Has VeraCrypt addressed this successfully or did they just went alo
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by saganus 11y ago
Well, in part I agree. But I think there is (or at least will/should be) a difference between a trained astronaut and a space tourist. I mean, being an astronaut is more than just going to outer space, isn't it? A space tourist mi
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by saganus 11y ago
> It will also be symbolic for Americans: an American flag was presented to the ISS crew during the STS-135 mission (the final Space Shuttle mission). It is awaiting return by the next mission that is launched from the U.S. I find it ver
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by saganus 11y ago
>> These are people who are very likely at the top of their fields, have gone through rigorous (and costly) training, and are going up to do very specific jobs >That is irrelevant to the level safety precautions. Unless you were tr
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by saganus 11y ago
Well yes. But I think the parent was framing it with reference to the intelligence world conflicts. At least that's how I Read it. Imagine you torture a guy to get the name of it's cell leader. You can't verify this easily. Y
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by saganus 11y ago
I think that sometimes there's another factor that gets overseen when discussing torture. The "problem" that I believe is also tried to be addressed with torture is the view that the society that "supports torture"
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by saganus 11y ago
I have always wondered about Aldous Huxley's death. He asked his wife to inject him with 100ug of LSD while on his deathbed. I believe that he died some hours later. Maybe dying this way is not pleasant, who knows, but at least sounds
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by saganus 11y ago
What exactly is the brainfuck for you? I don't fully understand when you say "I'd like to get out of it, but at the same time, I feel like if I can get out of if, I can get out of most things". What I mean is, as far as
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by saganus 11y ago
I came to the conclusion (which I later confirmed by reading a quote by someone famous, can't remember right now), that most intelligent people will realize that no matter how intelligent they are, there always someone else more intell
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by saganus 11y ago
The article says that part of the need to get programmers back in the project is to be able to get exact readings on the amount of energy that's being used and the amount left. It appears like they are currently working with estimates
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by saganus 11y ago
For me it started to decline in season 9ish, but I did enjoy lots of episodes from seasons 9-12, some of the 13 might be good. But after that I started to actually count with the fingers of one hand the episodes I liked from the current sea
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by saganus 11y ago
Maybe it could be due to being different countries? I was talking about Mexico in this case. I'm not saying there aren't shitty private schools in Mexico. There are a lot of everything. You can find some of the best high schools a
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by saganus 11y ago
Very interesting project!
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by saganus 11y ago
I think it needs [1985] added to the title. That's the date of the paper's publication.
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by saganus 11y ago
From my limited experience with friends from private schools, I've seen that they usually have better infrastructure, lab equipment, etc. Also from what I was told, teachers usually are payed better so a lot of them come from better un
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by saganus 11y ago
Thanks for the explanation! I was reading the paper but not being an expert I could hardly pass beyond the abstract. So if I understand correctly, the idea would be to have only one curve that has been thoroughly examined for weaknesses and
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by saganus 11y ago
And as I understand BI, also for when you want complex graphs that can't be easily modeled in Excel. With BI solutions you can perform "slices" as they call it, of multi-dimensional data (cubes), and then represent that as gr
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by saganus 11y ago
I guess it would be nice if someone could suggest a registrar that has absolutely zero complains. Like I said, it has worked for me. I didn't say they were perfect. Please show me what domain registrar do you use that you would recomme
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by saganus 11y ago
bluehost has worked for me quite well although it's not really the cheapest option.
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by saganus 11y ago
Wow, what does an HP LJ4000 laser printer need a processor that's also used in an SGI workstation for? I looked into the Wikipedia article and although it's a big printer, I don't really understand how does it compare to a wo
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by saganus 11y ago
Great! thanks
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by saganus 11y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation. Looking forward for the next post!
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by saganus 11y ago
This is awesome!
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by saganus 11y ago
Excellent questions! thanks for this, I Was too lazy to lay them down like this. I hope they get an answer!
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by saganus 11y ago
This looks very interesting, but I still don't get how do they avoid concurrency on the switch: "The switch cannot be concurrently accessed – reads and writes of the switch are strictly ordered". If not with a lock file, mayb
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by saganus 11y ago
This looks very interesting. Any way we can download some code to test this out or is this still unpublished code?
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by saganus 11y ago
Same thing happened to me on the corporate network. Not sure why this happens. I would imagine the domain was previously owned by someone that got it into the banned list? or perhaps a blanket ban for certain registrars or something like th
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by saganus 11y ago
Maybe "can't work in the industry" could mean only to avoid work where there was a direct relationship previous to the retirement? For example, let's say a Nestle competitor that doesn't have any stakes in that part
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by saganus 11y ago
Especially considering Nestlé's resources. It's not like you are taking away a permit from a local community cooperative or something like that.

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