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871.
by therein 5y ago
I also have a Moonlander. The hardware is absolutely spectacular, it looks incredible. However never really got used to it as I have it on my non-primary rig.
872.
by therein 5y ago
Looking forward to the stable isotope of element 115 that serendipitously falls into that island of stability.
873.
by therein 5y ago
It is a good question.
874.
by therein 5y ago
Even though it would be neither covert nor cost-effective, couldn't you use a constellation like Iridium and add some auto-compositing capabilities? The resolution and angles for your point of interest will change but you should be abl
875.
by therein 5y ago
KW per hashrate doesn't make much sense. At that point you're just comparing the efficiency for the available hardware for hashing function, ASICs that are designed to handle up to calculating SHA256 of up to 1MB of data versus sc
876.
by therein 5y ago
Try public WiFi + spoofed MAC + directional antenna. What if you live 3 blocks away from a public library but a few floors higher? With direct line of sight and some wireless networking gear? Would they really try to triangulate the client
877.
by therein 5y ago
Sounds like this time around they are going with embrace, import, extinguish.
878.
by therein 5y ago
All the more reasons to use something digital, isn't it? Would make it much easier to figure out the horizon without actually seeing it.
879.
by therein 5y ago
I am pretty sure I know the video you are talking about. It is hard to unsee that kind of thing. I think it also played a role in my purchase and use of safety goggles.
880.
by therein 5y ago
I have always wondered, if it would be possible to make a small enough internal combustion engine so that you could just have it laying around in an apartment, sitting a few feet away from you, powering your appliances or charging a 12V or
881.
by therein 6y ago
Here is an interesting fact for anyone who might be reading. All the medications with the -mab suffix are monoclonal antibodies. For instance the "monoclonal antibody cocktail" Trump received was casirivimab and imdevimab, made by
882.
by therein 6y ago
Furthermore I have heard it is actually possible for casts to be dropped under load. I am having a hard time confirming this, and had a hard time confirming it back then too. And even worse, I realize most of the time we code as if the cast
883.
by therein 6y ago
Fun to imagine some application layer firewall somewhere go: "that /static/css/style.css sure is large and requiring a lot of two way communication".
884.
by therein 6y ago
> But yes, as you said and what I've come to believe... is that most can't. I am also like you, in the sense that I can think orders of magnitude faster than I can type or speak. It is bizarre to me that others wouldn't be
885.
by therein 6y ago
Looking forward to it.
886.
by therein 6y ago
> Then they query the adjacent SSIDs and their signal strength in a background thread, and bam, Viola is your aunt, all your privacy is violated!
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by therein 6y ago
> Even where there’s a 99% chance there’s, say, a gas station with video of the thief and their car (=license plate). They don’t even bother to check it out. You really do have to give them everything yourself to get them to maybe do any
888.
by therein 6y ago
But that's a better way of doing it, isn't it? A new currency poses the question of additional value to the relevant population and the population determines its value. This new supply in the form of another cryptocurrency will go
889.
by therein 6y ago
> My biggest concern is a fixed-supply currency gives no government the ability to provide stimulus if necessary. Good, that's the intention.
890.
by therein 6y ago
Only if we are shipping the cell with a 120MB node_modules directory.
891.
by therein 6y ago
Or more closely, give me the .o files for my architecture, I somewhat understand the calling convention used. I should be able to make use of it.
892.
by therein 6y ago
That's a crazy amount of current to pull. I have melted wires or even welded things together with a super-capacitor setup delivering a similar amount.
893.
by therein 6y ago
A better analogy would be anonymous functions thrown into the global namespace that get called with whatever arguments that may happen to be on the stack at that moment.
894.
by therein 6y ago
Is that what one would find in those color e-ink HiSense phones?
895.
by therein 6y ago
> I had just heard of Rust and rewrote it in Rust, basically transforming F# to Rust syntax and trying to eliminate as many copies as possible. Now the whole execution took 8s. For what it is worth, I've had a very similar experienc
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A Contemporary Story: Conversations in the Dark(blog.nomorefakenews.com)
1 points by therein 6y ago|0 comments
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by therein 6y ago
Not a reason to spike anyone's water source. Aren't poor families more likely to make stews/soups that they'll store in the fridge for many days and bring to a boil every day so that the whole family can consume? Won&#x2
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by therein 6y ago
> As the saying goes, the dose makes the poison, and this is already extremely well-known for fluorine Of course this ignores the fact that it is impossible to adjust the dosage for everyone since everyone has a different level of consum
899.
by therein 6y ago
Berkey isn't reverse osmosis as far as I know. It is series of activated charcoal filters. So it is an entirely different tier of purification.
900.
by therein 6y ago
Yup, also not to mention that you'll continue getting plenty of minerals from the solid food itself that you eat and the water that comes with it. I keep seeing this urban legend about distilled water consumption being bad for you and

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