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by steve19 7y ago
That was my first thought. If a body is not pumped full of preservatives, it would surely grow all sort of fungus and bacteria like any other dead aminal buried in the ground.
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by steve19 7y ago
The article claims the mushrooms break down heavy metals. How do they do that? I know there are marine bacteria that can convert mercury into a less toxic form, but I am surprised some mushrooms can convert ALL the toxic heavy metals in our
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by steve19 7y ago
Matt Levine addresses this quite often and has been for years. Hedge funds often own some of all competitors in a market. There might one day be anti trust issues with this. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bloombe
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by steve19 7y ago
As far as I know that does not work on Mac and windows stable and not at all on android.
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by steve19 7y ago
That is my biggest complaint. Only the Firefox Linux team of included a about:config option to turn it off. Android, Windows and mac have no way to do so. It's still broken on my phone. Wtf were they thinking?
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by steve19 7y ago
The Guardian specifically does participate in the Brave program.
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by steve19 7y ago
You didn't answer my question. What does firing achieve? You fire a person who learnt their lesson and will never make the mistake again? And then hire someone new? Or you fire the scapegoat because of a broken system that allowed one
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by steve19 7y ago
Why does someone need to be fired? Does some blood spilled really make it better? Have some compassion.
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by steve19 7y ago
Someone posted an article on HN recently partly about a woman in Germany who makes fabric pillows shaped like cuts of meat and whose shop looks like a butchery. It's not hard to make pillows shaped like meat, but it's a fun quirky
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by steve19 7y ago
Presumably some or many ufo sightings are highly classified military tests that any random military pilot or radar operator is not ever going know about or even be told about after they sighted it. Its even possible tests are done knowing o
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by steve19 7y ago
Can you explain the joke?
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by steve19 7y ago
The only assumption that matters is the assumption the USA will defend the country and not look away to prevent a world war. The moment that assumption does not hold true...
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by steve19 7y ago
It must be HMA. They list two servers in the Vatican. No chance they have two servers in the Vatican.
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by steve19 7y ago
Hard to know from the article, and Bloomberg does not have a good track record, if the 'backdoor' was a vulnerability , an unwanted feature or an actual backdoor. I might imagine a Chinese headline with "US firm Intel backdoo
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by steve19 7y ago
The European immigrants likely had dual citizenship, so why not the Native Americans? It was extremely unfair and served no purpose. And regarding your point under two laws. Any American citizen living overseas has to follow both US law and
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by steve19 7y ago
Very interesting. I always assume VPN providers are dishonest at best and hostile at worst. Does anyone know which VPN/proxy provider is the one labeled "A" (with claimed proxies in almost every country)?
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by steve19 7y ago
It was not until 1924 that all Native Americans became US citizens. Prior to that they first had to give up tribal affiliation to gain US citizenship.
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by steve19 7y ago
Of course! I forgot about the loss during generation. I have had to deal with my fair share of overheating compressors.
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by steve19 7y ago
Chances are the data is being fed into a black-box neural network and they don't have damned idea why the black box says your driving is good or bad. "we can tell with technology and science" ie. "magic".
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by steve19 7y ago
Does anyone know what pressure came out at the consumers end? The article mentions a 10 bar (145 psi) steam engine. Most modern air tools require about 90 psi. I wonder what the efficiency of the system was. I am sure a lot of air leaked al
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by steve19 7y ago
My WeWork experience, at one of the WeWork's on Mission St., on a floor with office space rather than desk-sharers, is phone booths continuously taken up by tech-bros hogging the quiet space, lots of noise in the common spaces,and a bu
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by steve19 7y ago
Fantastic guide. Is there any android ssh application that can use the key stored on a yubi key nfc?
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by steve19 7y ago
The Atomic Pi Amazon page spec list says antennas not included. That could well mean external antennas are not included (I can see there are connections for them) but there might be PCB antennas (copper tracks on the board itself that act a
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by steve19 7y ago
Routing gigabit with a stateful firewall does require a fair bit of computing power. But that is not going to solve your wifi signal problem. Use a mesh wifi setup to solve that one.
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by steve19 7y ago
The price to performance is crazy. If this had an extra ethernet port it would be the go-to router. What is really lacks is a easy power supply option. No barrel jack and it needs up to 20w so more than regular usb can supply. The breakout
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by steve19 7y ago
I wonder what the lifespan of the printers are.
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by steve19 7y ago
Not the op but I used to do that. Now I buy fake cartridges on aliexpress or ebay. Toner can make such a mess that is hard to clean up. Just not worth the hassle.
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by steve19 7y ago
Somehow I never knew about these. Seems too good to be true. What's the catch? If there is no catch I might pick one up next week!
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by steve19 7y ago
Disney's greatest sin is locking away our culture through lobbying Congress to extend copyrights. In my opinion it is a much greater problem than ridiculous CEO pay (and a super rich shareholder complaining about it)
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by steve19 7y ago
People complaining forget what the industry was like before audible. It was terrible. Audiobook cost an absolute fortune, and selections were very limited. Audiobooks in the late 20th century were, I imagine, simular to paper books in 18th

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