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I’d wager the primary factor is how you land, whether you hit your head, etc. If you land on your buttocks first it likely wouldn’t be as bad as landing flat on your back and striking your head. Although getting that much shock/compres
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> Stalin himself never engaged in this rabid criticism of cybernetics, with the head of the Soviet Department of Sciences, Iurii Zhdanov, recalling that "he never opposed cybernetics" and made every effort "to advance comp
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3y ago
Yes. So far back. Under the influence of the opposition, they only managed to complete such feats as building the fastest mainframe in Europe in 1952, and gave the designer of the computer that crunched the math behind the first crewed spac
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3y ago
Agreed. I recently had the rather unpleasant discovery that when samsung called their SD cards “high endurance”, they actually meant 3-6 months, and that half of the video on my dashcam was missing.
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Not at all. The majority of studies have found a notable decline in cognitive ability starting somewhere around the 800-1,200 ppm range. Due to increasing insulation/energy standards/etc, modern homes have poor air exchange and le
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3y ago
The word “carcinogenic” is.
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It helps when the CIA and their unlimited bankroll pays for it. The CIA literally paid for the development of JP-7 and built Area 51 for the U2.
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3y ago
They’re also (mostly) all known for their recent spates of looting.
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3y ago
The Air Force with an estimated strength somewhere stern that of algeria and chile? Last I checked, they literally had more trainer aircraft than actual combat jets left.
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Puberty blockers are not reversible. If used for more than a year or so, they significantly stunt brain development and greatly increase the odds of infertility and other future health problems. >99% have no regrets Why is the suicide ra
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3y ago
That sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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A DNG is in no way an obscure file format. iPhones shoot in DNG when using proraw. DJI drones shoot in DNG. Etc.
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3y ago
Creating pornography featuring the likeness of anyone, child or adult, should automatically be classified as a crime similar to revenge pornography laws. Creating child pornography that does not feature the likeness of someone living or dea
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He was already on parole for a previous violent felony. The police literally arrested him at the scene of the murder where he was half naked and covered in the blood of the victims. He also admitted to having committed statutory rape on the
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3y ago
The problem with gopher, Gemini, etc is a lack of people using the service. The point of a browser is to browse . What are you going to browse if there is nobody creating content? And vice versa, most people won’t put large amounts of time
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3y ago
Ok, let me clarify - can’t jam every potential drone frequency without taking out your own coms and giving the operator cancer.
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Correcting an error with an error, even for the sake of consistency, just perpetuates confusion. The average person probably doesn't even know what an option is, and your post could be read in multiple ways. He bought 26k options? 26k
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3y ago
The fact that you're not one of our esteemed congressmen.
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In fact, I was right. It was a WSB lotto trade. Guy is just a regular WSB trader who has made multiple trades on this ticker in the past.
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3y ago
No. He bought 260 options, which translate into the right, but not the obligation to purchase 26k shares at a certain price. 260 options is WSB lotto territory. At $4 each, that’s a thousand dollar bet. We’re not exactly talking big money
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Percussive maintenance is the second step to take for a car that has been sitting for a while, right after the Italian tuneup.
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3y ago
The problem with having a bunch of experts is that experts usually forget to check the basics. I’m sure we’ve all been caught trying to troubleshoot a problem where the actual issue was a loose cable.
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Your “ourwordindata” link shows a net improvement between the two data points. The “demographic crisis” appears to be on par with, if not better than, what the vast majority of Asian and European countries are experiencing. And are you seri
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> And a very corrupted government and no rule of law. Claim without evidence. Let’s throw in a bit of whataboutism- have you seen how improbably good pelosi’s stock market trades are? Almost like she’s insider trading . > Also declin
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3y ago
Can’t jam every frequency.
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Even if it was come to a war situation where they had to trade off 10 s-400’s for a single f-35, they’d still be significantly ahead financially from what I remember.
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A hectare is 2.5 acres. Most people in the US don’t even have 2.5 acres to farm. The average lot size is far closer to 0.25 acres.
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We are very rapidly getting to the point where an audio recording (and likely soon video) aren’t going to count as definitive evidence soon. It’s going to be interesting to see what happens next.
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Indeed - are you really going to tell me this phrase hasn’t come up at least once? I don’t believe it.
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3y ago
Indeed. Google? Poor or nonexistent customer and product support? When do those two not belong together?
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