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Fisker will build an electric popemobile
(theverge.com)
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Yes, I suppose having a concentration of hydroxide is good to keep the carbonate from reacting and bursting the packaging.
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Why does the Chalk Cream have sodium hydroxide in the ingredients?
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Let's go tidepooling! Almost the same, but it doesn't imply collection, just observation.
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They also have a case design guide with some interesting details on the phone sensors. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/...
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ixwt gave a better solution - do these calculations when the password is changed, not when it is set. Therefore, less storage is required
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Would it be a bad idea to salt and hash probable increments of a password when it is changed? For example, password would be salted, hashed, and stored along with Password, password1, etc. Then the system could reject these on the next pass
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Product placements may soon be added to classic films
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Are there any studies or wisdom on getting multiple types of vaccines?
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As a mechanical engineer: - I wish we would use git like our software friends - I wish commercial CAD programs had humane file formats and command line interoperability - I wish commercial CAD programs would be supported on Linux - You can
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See also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrosion_in_space Atomic oxygen resistance is a consideration for any object in Earth orbit, and now it seems to be relevant for the moon as well. It would be interesting to kn
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An 18650 is 65mm long. I think "eighteen six fifty" is more euphonic than "eighteen sixty five". A 2170 is 70mm long
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And what sort of health and financial information does Facebook have?
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Interesting, I looked at getting my own. It's free, but they will send it via snail mail.
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Do you know the latest on IE use? The article I posted is from 2017 and promises modernization. I submitted the article here, hopefully we get an on-the-ground update. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26656052
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I'm curious what progress has been made on this. I didn't find across any recent sources when googling.
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Can Korea successfully ditch ActiveX once and for all? (2017)
(nationthailand.com)
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It's basically required in South Korea for online shopping. The link to the IE 0 day is written in Korean. More on IE in South Korea: https://www.nationthailand.com/Startup_and_IT/30321025
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This will be awesome in countries where I can't read the signage.
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The difficulty is linking two tweets to each other. You don't know the url of a tweet when posting, but there are patterns in how the ID is assigned and it's possible to tweet likely guesses until you have success.
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Starbucks shareholders reject CEO pay proposal in rare move
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This is affiliate link spam. Clicks are routed through click.linksynergy.com
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Stack Overflow is much better than Quora. Quora has gone downhill over the last few years with paid contributions and modal nags. It sea they will also sign me in after I click a link in their email digests. I don't know how that can b
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North Korea: Russian diplomats leave by hand-pushed trolley
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Echo is also a name...
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RoaringKitty is also known as DeepFuckingValue. This name is probably more well known to the general public, but Reuters does not mention it.
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£9.15 per item [independent of its cost] That's basically what a copay is.
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My landline was replaced with an internet connection a few years ago by the utility. The original landline handset still works, so the change is transparent to the average customer. How would that be handled in this case?
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On HN, we are supposed to respond to the strongest interpretation of a comment. CNC machines add capabilities that are not possible by hand. In these shops, you might see deburring done as an extension of the machine cycle where labor cost
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That's ~$.66/g. A car at that price would be around $1M.
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