softrock

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by softrock 4y ago
Lerner has been peddling this bad science for 30 years, and it's still wrong.
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by softrock 4y ago
Alt headline, "Crank scientist who has pushed discredited theories for 30 years still at it"
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by softrock 8y ago
It would be more tolerable if they offered good service. I am moving to a city with one of the largest universities in the US and the fastest internet AT&T even offers is 12 Mbit/s down and 0.5 up.
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by softrock 8y ago
Reddit getting bigger is the whole reason started going bad.
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by softrock 9y ago
I could buy 3 old Thinkpads for the price of one of those.
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by softrock 9y ago
Wish something like this existed for college football.
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by softrock 9y ago
I don't think anyone is implying that the ads themselves constitute a crime. The issue is that a foreign power attempted to manipulate the public in a certain direction. Your assertion that "the media" intentionally tries and
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by softrock 9y ago
The observations are still coming in and things are very uncertain. One astronomer on twitter noted that if the most uncertain measurement were removed that the comet has a 0.9 eccentricity, and therefore likely not an interstellar comet.
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by softrock 9y ago
If he's not getting funding perhaps his work doesn't hold up under scrutiny? I'm a geologist and biology is greek to me so I don't know what to make of it.
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by softrock 9y ago
Likely not that fast. Waste piles and water flowing out of abandoned mines will continue to mess up water for many years after a mine closes.
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by softrock 10y ago
Fracking doesn't dissolve rock. It fractures the rock so that pore spaces are connected and the oil or gas can freely flow out.
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by softrock 10y ago
It wasn't a currency in the same way that gold isn't a currency. Latinum is supposed to be a substance which cannot be replicated unlike most things so it's valued by, as you say, the avaricious.
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by softrock 10y ago
My university in the US has not blocked it either.
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by softrock 10y ago
NASA does much much more than just space exploration.
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by softrock 10y ago
At the time ULA was formed it wasn't an error. The US had a serious problem with rocket reliability and lost more than a few very expensive satellites. The devlopment or reliable and on demand access to space was a matter of national s