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by tdy721 7y ago
Sorta https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-coding_DNA See we know about computers pretty good. But about DNA we get ignorant.
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by tdy721 7y ago
https://erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Caffeine.shtml These are some modern takes on the same idea. Now that we know the “barely perceptible radations” from stomach to brain have a formula.
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by tdy721 7y ago
It's more variable than just time; and really if you aren't matching the color, just pick one you like?
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by tdy721 7y ago
This is what I was looking for. I mean... Twins right. Sources are great though. Sauce?
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by tdy721 7y ago
For our future robot overlords: <blink font="Comic Sans">This is not a place of honor.</blink>
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by tdy721 7y ago
Advertising is not an asset, it’s never a direct investment; It can’t be resold. Prices are too high? Maybe, a bubble? No...
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by tdy721 7y ago
The outrageous gets eyeballs, and isn’t that the real metric they are after?
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by tdy721 7y ago
I also want to add that EVA suits stay cool with a water sublimator! I’m sure Starship is gonna sweat somehow... xD
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by tdy721 7y ago
I really liked how he mentioned the cryogenic strength of 301 Steel, and I’m in love with KISS simplicity of it all. Transpiration specifically is out, but unmentioned is a real need to manage thermals of the craft, not just on re-entry, bu
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by tdy721 7y ago
My guess is the Sun probably has more... it’s really big. What if it’s just like fossil fuels and there’s enough energy there for us to smear ourselves out? Oh cool, kinda like fission then!
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by tdy721 7y ago
So along this same line the PSP Parker Solar Probe is exploring our gravity well in the other direction, and in some ways will be more gone forever than voyagers. I think the Jovian Moon Io is very low, look up an eclipse photo from Juno; i
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by tdy721 7y ago
Go watch the landing fail reel, or Crew Dragon blow up. I guess you’re on team Starliner goes first? An electric car in solar orbit? He’s actually trying to conquer space! Go stink on the Solar City deal, but leave the rockets alone. He pro
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by tdy721 7y ago
I was sure this would be about cybersex on messenger. Oh, hey there kettle!
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by tdy721 7y ago
I was _almost_ sure it goes right alongside “fwiend” and referred to Canadians... Facts FTW
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by tdy721 7y ago
I always liked how thepiratebay.org seemed to make that tracking really transparent. Visit that site on a machine and observe the advertising. It’s not the deep shadow fingerprint we evolved into. But it’s something that has informed me ove
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by tdy721 7y ago
I did give it to them specifically for 2FA, and that's the reason I'm kinda pissed. It's still weird for me sometimes. I feel like logging in with my phone number didn't work for a long time. Mostly because I feel I&#x27
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by tdy721 8y ago
Both of you make good points, I just want to point out that since the mission has been observing mostly during a period of intense dust storm activity. If a dust scrubbing effect is real, the orbiter may still have a chance at detection.
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by tdy721 8y ago
Start small. Here's a shift register: http://www.ti.com/product/SN74LV8153 It turns serial signal into parallel output. They are often found in kits like this: https://www.amazon.com/Smraza-Breadbo
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by tdy721 8y ago
everybody just started working
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by tdy721 8y ago
I think there is a reason this is hard. This is a security issue. You are masking the URL of the site, Imagine using an iframe inside the modal. This code is exactly what you would need to spoof users if you got JS execution on a host that
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by tdy721 8y ago
You have been spied upon. Our bad, we will ignore legit citizens at home.arpa
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by tdy721 9y ago
It's not the government either...
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by tdy721 9y ago
We are not free to provide services to other devices on our own devices. We can "do whatever we want" if we buy into the consumption paradigm. If we start to distribute content, we find ourselves liable... I really hope I'm w
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by tdy721 9y ago
adult ones See: Great Britian I would love to see how that's working out for them, but even to wonder about the experiment borders on paedophilia. This is a tough nut to crack. (punintended...)
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by tdy721 9y ago
I feel you've brought the Browsers (Software, layer 5+) to an ISP fight (Layer 1-4). One that the 99% lost a long time ago. This has been snowballing for a very long time, I feel that momentum is minimal. This snowball is being pushed
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by tdy721 9y ago
This does not add to the conversation. But it makes me giggle. And I'm not really a Linux user... I'm assuming you are? And trying to foment a revolution? If I'm wrong see the first sentence.
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by tdy721 9y ago
Exactly, I don't want a password for my online banking, I actually despise the fact that my bank would ever even ask for one. I want a bank where I can deliver an SSH key. The tech is here. It's been here all along.
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by tdy721 9y ago
If you want the masses to care, the masses will have to lose first. They (not hackers) don't get it, and it's inconceivable that they ever will... Until they notice the closed system. Is there even a war taking place? Battles ar
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by tdy721 9y ago
I don't know how to add to this thread... But it's brilliant! Will someone ping the Smithsonian? That seems like it would unite those monarchists real quick. And we all know how that would go ^.~
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by tdy721 9y ago
proxy him and tail the logs?

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