tonmoy

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by tonmoy 10y ago
Mars isn't really a vaccum, but yes, maintaining a vaccum at Mars would definitely be easier than on earth
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by tonmoy 10y ago
You are right, I was had made a very ugly mistake I guess
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by tonmoy 10y ago
> earn hundreds of dollars more... I don't know the exact numbers but if the mean is nearly ten thousand and the standard deviation is nearly one thousand then this is a statistically insignificant p-value
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I am probably wrong with the 4.3 number (compiled the first result from google without double checking). And it won't be 0.2%, the head's speed would be 0.2% of the feet, but since g=v^2/r, the gravity difference would be abo
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by tonmoy 10y ago
At half the speed, it would be quarter the gravity. And 2km diameter is huge, it would be easier to make a smaller base camp on a planet where there already is gravity present
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by tonmoy 10y ago
1. It is much easier to land on/get into the orbit of a planet. For example, transfer from low earth orbit to Mars requires a delta V of about 4.3 km/s. Now to get into Mars' orbit, this needs to be reduced to about 3 km&#x2F
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by tonmoy 10y ago
New places to colonize because we are running out of livable land is not the main issue. In case of an extinction level disaster, most land/ocean based humans may be wiped out. Having a "backup" colony on a different planet i
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by tonmoy 10y ago
That does make a lot of sense. This reminded me of battle of adrianople, where the roman army was gathered for negotiation purposes and the emperor was not read to attack. But some Roman units began the battle without orders to do so, belie
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Maybe because the military has to worry about international laws?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
But their revenue stream is generated from war.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
If is perfectly valid for you to dislike Firefox. But in the context of this post it seems that you assume Chrome is better than FF in terms of disc usage. Do you have any data to back that claim up?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I could've made a web app like Facebook before Zucherburg
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by tonmoy 10y ago
They should hire a good web developer, the security "features" on their one source web app if hilarious.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I have been using the free app "MathPad" on iPhone for a few years now. It does the same thing (A LOT better). But the free version does not allow export to LaTeX, so this open source alternative is more than welcome.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I use search before submitting something new to make sure something similar was not posted before. And hide is a relatively new feature, I just started using them.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I can attest that the NASA definition is the one used in our semiconductor company
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$100,000 Prize If You Can Find This Secret Command in DOS(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Although I found the comment funny, the paypal button sends the data to https://www.paypal.com/.. . so wouldn't http be just as safe? (As long as the MIM does not serve a altered version of the page that has attacker&#x
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by tonmoy 10y ago
And denying it coincides with rightist parties very neatly. Neither statements prove anything
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by tonmoy 10y ago
That seems like the current conclusion. But as people start dying, the population should decrease and that will limit global warming. Life as humans knew it has already ended, and civilization as we know it might end, but shouldn't man
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Couldn't they have just cut the Internet for the place and block her cell phone?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Someone could play a video
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by tonmoy 10y ago
But the noise susceptible analog signal does not have to travel a long path, digital signal does. As such the power amplifiers do not have to be as power consuming/over designed. Moreover, you can do other stuff with the headset like t
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by tonmoy 10y ago
To use a 3.5mm jack headset you need to add power amplifiers inside the phone, do proper impedance matching and hope that noise in the path does not corrupt the data. But sending power and digital data solves all these problems, the wires d
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Cherry picking BvS and Mad Max to prove a point seems like something I'd have done when I was in the 5th grade.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Basically a traditional radio would multiply a signal with the frequency you want to tune to and give you the resulting signal which is an audio signal. With an SDR, you can record the actual RF signal and then store/multiply whatever
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Another example: bootstrap
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by tonmoy 10y ago
It is used in the semiconductor industry that I'm now part of. But it's actually pretty nice. Doesn't come as easily as Ruby does to me, still pretty handy
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Anyone could become a target anytime. An attacker would just have to attack one person at a time.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
This "clever" security measure would be annihilated in case of a well planned attack targeted against a single individual.

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