samiru

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by samiru 10y ago
This is not a "hard" problem. It is just a problem you can't solve with brute force.
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by samiru 10y ago
Could not answer these even being in the profession...
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by samiru 10y ago
James Hansen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Hansen
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by samiru 12y ago
Ok. Here is a Google Maps link to the Yamal Peninsula, the area the "crater" was found. It is filled with these same kind of little ponds: https://www.google.fi/maps/place/Poluostrov+Yamal,+Jamalo-Ne...
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by samiru 12y ago
Yeah, maybe. On the other hand the whole phenomenon seems to be very common and has been going on for thousands of years. Just in this one picture one can see hundreds of such craters: http://cdn.zmescience.com/wp-content&#x
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by samiru 13y ago
> Are you saying that global temperatures aren't rising? Yes, see http://www.latimes.com/science/la-sci-climate-change-uncerta... > Is the arctic icecap not rapidly getting smaller? Well, it's not. htt
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by samiru 14y ago
Yes.
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by samiru 15y ago
Which is going to push even more people to underground.
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by samiru 15y ago
Sure, nothing against the Spotify per se. But it's the copyright holders and their lobbying that is behind these laws. If you want to send a message, stop using their services (or buying products) all together.
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by samiru 15y ago
Just cancelled my Spotify subscription. Money talks.
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by samiru 15y ago
> But the courts ordered it? Surely they are using some sort of legislation to support the decision? In Finland? Not necessary.