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by tofof 3y ago
Can downvoters explain why they are doing so? I agree with both of these points (first sale doctrine and that a license is not a contract) and would like to hear explanation of why they are mistaken here. In particular, there is no consider
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by tofof 3y ago
The linked paper also includes performance of a second PC configuration. The 'high' configuration is a 4090 (24GB) with a 24-core cpu (iirc), 192 GB ram, pci 4. The 'low' configuration is a 2080ti (11GB) with an 8-core
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by tofof 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction In the US, a particular form is evidence laundering, where one police officer obtains evidence via means that are in violation of the Fourth Amendment's protect
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by tofof 3y ago
Would you provide a citation for the claim that only pfizer is recommended? As opposed to, for example, the current CDC recommendation for the protein subunit Novavax vaccine, which is neither pfizer nor mrna?
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by tofof 3y ago
Would you care to provide a citation to a randomized clinical trial showing the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine for covid-19, please?
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by tofof 3y ago
Sadly very light on the subject matter of the title, mostly just a very brief LaTeX introduction page. The interesting content is the outlinks in the intro, existing templates that mimic D&D, either old school 2e style[1] or modern 5e a
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by tofof 3y ago
The pinout for the Arduino Due is wrong. The pdf indicates the pin nearest to the reset button (top right on the board, page 124 digital / 122 printed) is D21/SCL. It is not. That is pin D71, SCL1 (emphasis on the 1) - the Due has
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by tofof 3y ago
Unimpressed by this game. The accuracy on the scale is off by as much as 25%, as can be seen here: https://i.imgur.com/NOvqCnV.png . As the only information you're given other than a new photo is the distance, this is a
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by tofof 4y ago
They burn at 600C (1100F) so I don't think you'd want to view the reaction directly; usually they have to be deliberately contained to contain the heat to sustain the reaction. https://youtu.be/g3Ud6mHdhlQ?t=738 (
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by tofof 4y ago
Yet another of many reasons in this thread for why dithering photographs for the web is stupid.
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by tofof 4y ago
If you want to incentivize the lowest-cost option, you should be pushing for hydrogenated saturated fats and high-sugar diets and for people to take up smoking. Morbidly obese people tend to die quickly from cardiovascular failure in thei
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by tofof 4y ago
Here's a video that presents the science behind rotating detonation engines; the article was pretty light on detail. This video is at the other end of the spectrum, clearly intended for other researchers in this domain. Or, if it&#x27
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by tofof 4y ago
Not that the legislature met the obligation of actually funding them for like 30 years, though.
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by tofof 4y ago
No, it's not. From the linked article, decaf coffee grounds produced using one specific method have 0.1 ppm of dichloromethane 'paint stripper' remaining ("100 times less" than the FDA limit of 10 ppm). Then this is
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by tofof 5y ago
Regarding availability and LEDs: "All commercially available Far-UV 222nm lamps have excimer lamps at their core. Excimer lamps are a lighting technology that excite a gas using high voltage electric discharges. Different gas mixtures
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by tofof 5y ago
There is helicopter footage that shows an object apparently accelerating outward from the highway. This video regularly gets taken down and is often posted mirrored to defeat automatic screening. https://imgur.com/gallery&#x
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by tofof 5y ago
So, the process used in the article is molten oxide electrolysis - using a raw iron oxide ore in molten form in a bath with its other (oxygen-bound) impurities - aluminum oxide, burnt lime (CaO), etc. The neat thing here is that the impurit
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by tofof 5y ago
We do know what sentence she would've recommended. She and Heymann were pushing for 35 years. More than many killers and rapists get, by decades at that. The prosecution even compared him to a rapist. https://www.huffpost.co
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by tofof 5y ago
Except Japan, and China, and the USSR, and also Ethiopia and Libya and Algeria and Egypt and India and the Phillipines ......
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by tofof 5y ago
Except that the photos of injury they showed were damage to the duck's feet - i.e. not part of the digestive tract, and very much part of the body that's submerged in water the entire time the bird floats on a lake.
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by tofof 5y ago
It's frustrating that the description of the video and the first few seconds of the video both establish a narrative of "acid cooking birds from the inside out " if they spend a few hours in the water, which makes absolutley
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by tofof 5y ago
Fresh air induction plus temperature monitoring on a PID loop is exactly what the heatermeter open source project does, which he mentions pivoting to at the end of the article.
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by tofof 5y ago
Yeah. Numitrons are like, "how about the disadvantages of a segmented display AND a nixie tube at once!" Admittedly not the high voltage requirement, but the bulky glass housing and pinout etc.
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by tofof 5y ago
I find the original 5053x3581 image to be 5.88 MbB (6176 thousand bytes). The dithered 63.3 KB (65 thousand bytes) image is actually natively only 800x567 pixels. In other words, they get to 1% of the filesize by reducing the number of pixe
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by tofof 5y ago
I feel the need to be pedantic here, because your post makes a couple simplifications in the same direction that skew the results by roughly an order of magnitude. 145 is the top three tenths of 1 percent, not the top tenth. The average h
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by tofof 5y ago
I flagged for the same objection, but you put it better than my comment that landed at the same time, so I'm attaching it as a reply here instead.
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by tofof 5y ago
Firmly disagree. KSP, Space Engineers, Astroneer, Stationeers are/were all indie space games that look far, far better than this. From the unaliased (0,255,0) green text to the photographic planet textures that look horribly out of pla
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by tofof 5y ago
OP didn't say anything about reducing fat intake. Aspartame is a sugar substitute, OP talked about switching from sweetened beverage to unsweetened beverage neither of which has any fat. OP also said "your teeth will thank you&quo
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by tofof 5y ago
Ah, yes, replace 'sweets' with 'fruits' which are about 50-75% sugar by non-water mass. Eg strawberries - 100 g is 7.7g of carbohydrates (4.9g sugar), 0.7g protein, 0.3g fat. 56% sugar. Or oranges - 165 g without membra
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by tofof 5y ago
Right. The people mover is analogous to the wind. You can get to move at the windspeed through drag alone, at which point you no longer move relative to the air. The air is being robbed of only the fraction of energy that you're losing

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