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Does it have to be a sheet of material? If all we want to do is shade the earth, we could launch a few million KGs of glitter into low earth orbit or to the Sun-Earth L1.
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The article doesn't explain how these machines caused the deaths but the FDA announcement hints to it > A wide range of injuries has been reported in these MDRs, including cancer, pneumonia, asthma, other respiratory problems, infec
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Risks of this virus getting out aside, it would be invaluable to study and understand how a 100% lethal variant works. Even just knowing there exists a 100% lethal variant let's us be prepared in case one shows up from random mutations
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To add context, animals across the world have evolved independently to resemble crabs. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation
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I wonder if the next step is to have the surgeons and doctors in a central control room doing the surgery by robotic arm and VR headsets. This removes the time for surgeons to dress up and get clean.
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California let's you file state taxes for free through the state: https://www.ftb.ca.gov/file/ways-to-file/online/calfile/inde...
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Cash app let's you file both federal and state taxes for free. It was formally Credit Karma's free tax filing program that was divested after they were acquired by Intuit.
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What is the max power as per the USB-C spec and what is the max power the connector can handle?
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There are already a number of Android TV based boxes/sticks out there that are quite hackable. The only thing Chromecast adds is integration with the phone apps.
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> The aviation industry doesn't usually reduce incidents down to a single proximate or ultimate cause like that Correct. Folks here might be interested in the swiss cheese model: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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Runway incursion is a technical term defined by the ICAO: > Runway incursion. Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle or person on the protected area of a surface designated for the landing
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Even funnier is during the pandemic, we got adb over ssh so our desktops in the office could still connect to devices at our house.
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I don't get this one: Did you hear about the two satellites that got married? The wedding wasn't much, but the reception was incredible. Should the punchline be "out of this world"?
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Very cool, I visited Shinjuku station earlier this year and got lost in it more than once. Google maps does a decent job of giving walking directions through the station but finding my current location was difficult. I think something lik
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I really liked the backup on file save Dropbox does. I think this can be replicated by using a read only file system.
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What if we switched to higher less penetrating frequencies? We are now on 6GHZ and there is even a spec for wifi over 50GHz.
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Dont you have propagation delay in reverse too? Let's say you do turn off all the lights at the exact same time. The light hitting the telescope also travels at the speed of light.
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Can it not fall under the same bucket as golf cart or an oversized powerwheels
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Project Open Se Cura
(opensecura.googlesource.com)
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I missed that, updated with a different brand.
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In 2017 I had an issue with my capital one credit card and went to a physical branch and they just said to call the main helpline. To the credit of the employee, he offered to sit with me while I was on the phone.
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Dumb TVs are still a thing https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1629173-REG/nec_e658_...
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Physically attaching something is probably really complicated and you need to make sure the junk doesn't rotate out of control as you burn to de orbit it.
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This is great for when the contaminant is oil soluble but not water soluble.
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What's with the coffee mug stains on the last page?
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I'm surprised to learn California has a few GW of batteries. Are these grid scale storage or people's houses feeding back into the grid?
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> DigiTimes believes the foldable could boost iPad shipments, sparking an uptick in otherwise shrinking global tablet sales. I'm guessing everyone who wants a tablet already has one and device upgrades are only every few years.
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How is this different from the existing spectrum allocation for wifi on 6GHz?
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My first thought was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_stew
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I wonder if it's possible to do a sailboat that lifts above the water entirely and stays in ground effect.
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