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Given the prevalence of the “all taxes are bad” narrative that’s effectively cut taxes over the past couple of decades I’m not surprised. The money has to come from somewhere, so if the honest way of getting money is blocked the dishonest o
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The Europlug is only supposed to be used on double-insulated appliances - those with an insulating outer shell enclosing all live components. Appliances like that do not require a protective earth as a human is not able to contact the live
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7y ago
It’s a super frustrating thing about the US. They’ll say ‘this summer’, but being in the Southern Hemisphere it’s winter. Month names are so much easier. Next rant: which Timezone are we talking about.
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This seems like a game-changing system, certainly for some tumours. I do wonder about the bacteria entering the wider environment though, but given it's a common bacteria I guess there's plenty of existing research in to that. Mak
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It's both. It's applied just before harvest to non-glyphosphate-resistant food crops as a desiccant, and directly to unwanted plants as a weedkiller.
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In 2006 ReactOS halted all developments because of accusations like this. After a year long effort there was found to be no use of Microsoft source code in ReactOS. ( https://www.reactos.org/reset-reboot-restart-legal-issues-
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7y ago
Certainly suspension, steering and auxiliaries are the things that break, but every year (or 15,000km, or whatever your manufacturer recommends) you need to replace the engine oil and filter. Less frequently you need transmission fluids, co
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7y ago
This comes up every so often, but is unfortunately not really true: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/railroad-gauge-chariots/ Rail gauges are an interesting topic and there are a variety of gauges and many were e
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7y ago
I'd agree with you, though in modern english the countable/uncountable distinction is getting blurred (see less/fewer for example). Just part of the evolution of language I guess.
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If the incineration happens at over 1000°C and the facility has operation exhaust gas scrubbers then not much. You'll end up with bromine, chlorine and fluorine salts in the ash. If it's below 400° (as happens if you burn plastic
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> they were proven to degrade old software to strong-arm users to update I don't recall this being proven. I recall Apple stating the power consumption was limited to prevent the devices over drawing power from the battery and self-
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How so? I can run anything I like via the command line, and right-click -> Open still launches unsigned executables. Sure there are warnings, but that's not hard to get past.
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7y ago
I sort of agree, but in jurisdictions with low corporate taxes and high personal ones you’ll find a lot of small contracting companies that hold a lot of personal assets.
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7y ago
I’m not sure what you mean here. The GPU is a specialized parallel compute element, it doesn’t do general purpose calculations with complex branch conditions very well. That’s why it can be so massively parallel. The CPU conversely does com
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Nuclear waste is like asbestos, it’s fine if you leave it alone. If the depth is sufficient that the water is fairly anoxic and the area is geologically stable it’s pretty safe. However if the area is unstable or the ship can rust you can e
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Ships don’t sink in a straight line, knowing where it sank does not give an accurate position for where it rests.
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The problem is you’ve voted with your dollar already. You’ve looked at the market and selected the one that meets your needs. Then the maker changes what you’ve purchased.
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Coming from an unrefrigerated country eggs last 4-6 weeks on the shelf at room temperature (<25°C) from laying date, so generally 3-4 after purchase. Not sure how long they last after washing + refrigeration but I assume it's pretty
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Eggs aren't pasteurised, they're sanitised by washing in the US. As the article says this removes the protective coating that keeps bacteria out, so refrigeration is required to reduce bacteria infiltration. The salmonella would b
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They’ve recently done a second paperback edition so you can even get a physical copy! It’s a great read for anyone, and shows the crazy risks taken in the early rocket programs.
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It also helps that the SR-71 fuel was almost impossible to ignite. It couldn’t be spark ignited, instead they used triethylborane, an pyrophoric liquid that burns in contact with air. It’s also used to ignite rocket engines as its reactive
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If you're running the tasks 100% of the time and they take enough resources to require one EC2 instance worth of resources then running ECS targeting EC2 is more cost effective. In general most of AWS's "serverless" solu
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> though I often get downvoted for expressing such sentiments There is a huge difference between environmental depression, where such advice is definitely positive and will help, and psychological depression where that sort of advice giv
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Just tested myself and the official client refuses to send. Third-party clients are unaffected, good thing I still use one really.
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I'm not sure I understand your statement. On databases without an intrinsic row count property the only way to find the row count is to go to every page and count the rows there. The query planner will use the same plan for both `count
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Interesting, but given it’s a link already controlled by the website I don’t see the difference between ping and simply linking to a tracking URL like google already does. This just allows websites to retain proper semantics. Feel free to e
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yep, the biggest NZ startup - Xero - gave equity to all full time employees. The difficulty is accounting for it due to how income tax is assessed on stocks which makes US-style stock options unattractive. Most companies that offer stock do
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Looking at the Companies Register the answer is no, employees do not get equity. That's likely due to how equity-based compensation is treated in New Zealand tax law. It gets complicated so it'd be unusual for a small company to d
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Ah, thanks :)
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It also seems somewhat out of date, it shows New Zealand as being 60-ish% Christian, but as of the 2013 census it was 48%.
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