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by tejtm 8y ago
By this same sense can we also conclude that due to capitalism approximately 99.99999% will never find anything?
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by tejtm 8y ago
And here I was thinking they were laying off the administrators because they are an impediment to progress in tech
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by tejtm 8y ago
Continuing the ancient tradition of plumbers saving more lives than doctors (without even needing a Hippocratic oath).
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by tejtm 8y ago
What a wonderful opportunity to rickroll ... to prolong detection time rot13 it or walk through all the ciphers you can get away with. cause we are never going to give you up ;)
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by tejtm 8y ago
I was just back looking at pgtune after being distracted for a number of years and felt a twinge concerned on upkeep and fragmentation. I also noticed postgresql documentation talking about using https://github.com/jfcoz&#x2
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by tejtm 8y ago
'download with facebook" OR "download with google" An astounding set of choices with which to transfer TCP/IP packets if I do say so myself. cough sci-hub has doi 10.1111/1095-9270.12078 cough
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by tejtm 8y ago
I think it comes down to real versus symbolic consequences and anthropomorphising non persons (Here, person in common language is constrained to individual Homo sapiens NCBITaxon:9606) The non corporeal entity in question can not be put in
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by tejtm 8y ago
I wonder if it was grassroots or astroturf in origin. Following money, pharma is the only looser if some folks can live with out constntly being drugged and disabled.
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by tejtm 8y ago
Still not quite as bad as the "I _know_ you read my message and are deliberately ignoring me."
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by tejtm 8y ago
I used Shapeshifter to bring my Amiga up as a Mac but way faster, if I recall the author (a German?) included a special thanks to Apple for making their firmware so trivially reversable
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by tejtm 8y ago
To sequester, the carbon has to stay put, Crops are typically harvested annually fields are tilled and rotated so amortized, they will buffer a much smaller amount of carbon that cycles rapidly.
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by tejtm 8y ago
I am not a fan of draft, never have been but your argument however well intentioned bolsters that of a (VN) vet I know, he was & remains a pacifist, He believed he would be drafted so he signed up just so he could have some choice and b
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by tejtm 8y ago
> Is * inequality inherently bad? Suppose it depends on where you stand (or fall) in the resulting correction event.
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by tejtm 8y ago
There are therapies which induce growing cancer cells to become fat cells ... so yes. [1] enough terms to conduct your own unbiased web search
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by tejtm 8y ago
Straight forward practical technical notes for those of us amateur telescope makers who might venture away from the typical reflector to an achromatic refractor or to attempt eyepieces. nice simulated graph paper background
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by tejtm 8y ago
Don't go there sun. yes, sorry in advance, but I accept your internet demerits for this bit of foolishness, at least it made me chuckle
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by tejtm 8y ago
Bayer manages. Monsanto sues About 271,000 results (0.36 seconds)
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by tejtm 8y ago
I dunno, You are bringing 5 cores to bear and there is no global interpreter lock which is not a bad start
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by tejtm 8y ago
for a "naturally occurring" process to create something we could suspect as a lightsail, I wonder about something, perhaps a comet, blowing a bubble. That is a layer of something what could form a membrane over something that co
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by tejtm 8y ago
Getting a probe going fast enough to catch it is currently beyond us; never mind bringing it back. But if we start burning money now we might have a chance for (at least a better peek) at the next one
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by tejtm 8y ago
most likely 'talk' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(software) It is how I got my first rude internet experience. Some brat started writing weird cursing things at someone they did not even know! I reported
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by tejtm 8y ago
And there was plain old searching. the idea that you could expect someone to hand you whatever you asked for had not been formed yet. So if you were interested, then you looked, reading everything gathered clues, scribbled down paths to che
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by tejtm 8y ago
Some might mostly know this Messier-33, or M33 as an object that may be found with binoculars or a small scope. I have seen that bright star forming region in telescopes and it always blows me away to think it is a nebula in another galaxy.
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by tejtm 8y ago
Paradoxically, DnD actually made tech much more accessible to me. weather generation was the impetus of my first programs on a Vic 20
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by tejtm 8y ago
pretty sure that is exactly how magic (tricks) work. you do not see it all. you do see /are aware of the model of the FOV you have constructed and are piece by piece maintaining, slight of hand tricks seem to be holding the focus on up
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by tejtm 8y ago
oooooh, stays steady with the boat pitching/rolling
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by tejtm 8y ago
Science! pleasure can be found in something behaving in an unexpected manner. for example, a cup that empties itself without overflowing the brim, but only if you fill it beyond a certain point.
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by tejtm 8y ago
Some criminal could commit fraud if they can find a mark stupid enough to fall for their tricks. If said stupid mark is lawered up enough, they will try to fob their failure to do their due diligence off on anyone they can including you wi
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by tejtm 8y ago
I wonder if the flow could be improved by smoothing the inside of the siphon tube, perhaps pumping a mild solvent through at high velocity for a little bit would streamline the interior surface. As it is each printed layer is apt to contrib
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by tejtm 8y ago
Build powerful pipelines in any programming language we support? perhaps a cultural thing but I find people gushing on themselves suspicious and distasteful. yet another but what about X [X] https://www.commonwl.org/

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