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by strainer 10y ago
The red (green and yellow) color of peppers is due to various carotenoids -- pigments such lutein and zeaxanthin -- which are considered to be central to whatever is particularly healthy about eating plenty of "leafy green" vegeta
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by strainer 10y ago
Ive used this configuration but noticed it could be a problem for battery longevity for it to be in contact with underside hot spots, which rear positioned or otherwise confined batteries can avoid. Also as a battery pack gets bigger, it ca
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by strainer 10y ago
You argument with me was that I don't adequately read sources and that I made an untrue statement, which was in fact not untrue, and was merely open to adjustment - which all summaries are. My argument with you, was that you linked cri
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by strainer 10y ago
I did only scan the article which I linked to establish that he never attacked the kind of critical systems you indicated by your link. That was established and only somewhat distracted by your reaching caveat -that he knew his attack would
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by strainer 10y ago
If we can appreciate inexplicable medical tragedies - can't we appreciate a mans emotional response? If he was wrong was he yet not caught in a tragedy? >their information technology infrastructure is unexpectedly cut You are attrib
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by strainer 10y ago
Much of the discussion in this thread is worryingly callous and dismissive. This is a first person account of an activist starving themselves to death in the service of a selfless and unviolent cause.
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Quinoa has thousands of years of history as a staple crop with no known health issues. Its protein content is considered optimal by contemporary medical advice on vegetarian dietary needs. I recall reports of it being able to sustain health
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by strainer 10y ago
Thanks, from reading your comment, I can see that I was a bit loose with the term 'charging voltage' - I was focusing on the internal electrical potential of the cap or battery(stabilised), but 'charging voltage' should
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by strainer 10y ago
ok I see it, but this statement is just fundamentally wrong here: >capacitor can be charged at any voltage as long as you cut off the supply when the voltage across the capacitor reaches a certain threshold The cap in your circuit is n
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by strainer 10y ago
I understand your conviction but sorry you will want to revise your outlook on this. Last attempt to explain - suppose you can charge a cap with a high voltage source, but stop charging when it reaches a lower voltage. The cap itself is nev
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by strainer 10y ago
I cant figure out the best way to explain this, but the power - voltage - current relationship is not being grokked well in this thread. Mismatched voltages between sources and components in circuits generally lead to pyrotechnics, never ma
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by strainer 10y ago
Sorry the high voltage USB idea is no good: although 1.8A * 50V equals 18A * 5V in terms of power, 50V is no use to a 5V battery. You cant deliver power to a battery at a voltage higher than its charging voltage or it will burn. A 90W tran
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by strainer 10y ago
I hadn't noticed github switched, I thought svg might be a bit heavier but they say pageload time hasnt suffered and rendering 'jank' improved. Github were using correct ranges for their octicons at least. iirc there is a com
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by strainer 10y ago
Firefoxes 'user font' facility tries to accomodate them by fallback to Webfont if the glyphs are not included the user fonts unicode ranges. This works with sites that use icon or expansion unicode ranges to display icons, but som
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by strainer 10y ago
In Firefox, >Options >Content >Fonts >Advanced Unchecking "Allow pages to choose their own fonts..", blocks Webfonts and System fonts which configured User fonts have the necessary characters to render. In about:config
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by strainer 10y ago
I enjoyed the link thanks. The patterns concerned there develop out of unstable states (random or patterned) by ~preferences of the interconnecting medium. I notice two dimensional mediums were only examined and 3d may provide scope for mor
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by strainer 10y ago
I did in the comment which triggered you to repeatedly call me dishonest! If you wont substantiate your accusation properly you are the one being dishonest. What deception are you charging me of? - by my pointing out the European migrant cr
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by strainer 10y ago
It is not clear that Libya was on the verge of collapse before Nato bombed it. It is not clear that the US is not on the verge of collapse with the terrible state of their current election - but it IS clear that bombing and funding violent
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by strainer 10y ago
Dishonest? I do not know why violent revolution was fomented in Syria or have a reasonable explanation why Libya was bombed. You should explain your comment.
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The other parts of the problem deserve mentioned here, because they are extremely problematic and eclipse present environmental crisis and strategy. Syrias civil war began after billions of dollars where somewhat clandestinely spent on fome
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by strainer 10y ago
The only difference between const and let is it flags an error on reassignment (in strict mode), so that is its primary purpose. It can also be used to conspicuously note intent not to reassign but it is not helpful to VMs or programmers
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Modern GE may be achieving degrees of precision in certain biochemical contexts, but in other biological contexts essential to establishing GMO safety we still face confounding complexity and mystery. We should recognise life on Earth is vu
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by strainer 10y ago
> GMOs are no more risky than traditional breeding and mutagenics It can be argued the risks are adequately protected against, but to say they are equal just seems like intransegence. As technologies advance the potential utility and ris
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Fdrandom.js includes “Antisort” – a declumping shuffle(github.com)
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