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vanattab
4y ago
I would be willing to bet amazon gets sued/settled/arbitration for discrimination fairly regularly.
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>Feds need to threaten Elon with cancelling Space X contracts unless he gets his shit together. When did abusing contracting, environmental reviews, and government process/prmits to address unrelated political actions become accepta
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4y ago
It's nothing special about being adopted, kids can be brutal about anything unique/rare difference an individual has from the group. (Only transkid bullied, only poor kid bullied, only redhead bullied, say you like country when ev
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4y ago
Definitely not a lawyer, but I would think the counter argument might be their is no judgment from New Zealand yet so the libel tourism law would not apply. For example if after this guy is unmasked it turns out he is living in the USA and
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4y ago
I mean I consider not being ruled by Nazis or Communists as at least somewhat valuable.
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4y ago
> From a practicality standpoint- military spending is difficult to beat. Improves defense, improves the defense of allies, creates factory jobs, creates science and engineering jobs. It has everything. I mean he explicitly said it was n
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4y ago
Does anyone know if we have ever done direct meteoroid detection at any Lagrange point? With how critical the Lx points are for huge numbers of missions and orbital mechanics we would have thought we would have studied it extensively alread
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4y ago
I am not sure if the answer you seek is in here because I only have access to the abstract but here is a paper studying the effect of meteoroids on the jwst mirrors. https://adsabs.harvard.edu/pdf/2004ESASP.538..417S
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4y ago
Why don't they build two or three copies of telescope when they build them. Most of the money must be in the RD, desgin, and technology development right. I know the mirrors and things are expensive and difficult to make and you still
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4y ago
How much would it have cost to send and return a chunk of some kind of airogel to measure micrometers before the mission. You probably don't even need to return it just have cameras send back the data. It seems like the science would h
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4y ago
Does anyone know if log4net the .net version of log4j is effected?
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4y ago
According to thoese of use who care about the future stability of our societies. Waste of talent is not correct it's more like talent actively being used for harm.
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4y ago
>Because methanol is cheap it has been used in making illegal alcoholic drinks, sometimes called moonshine. This article is absolute garbage they make it sound as if people are deliberately adding methanol to homemade spirts because it&#
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4y ago
This is false. There was no chance of ever stopping covid-19 from reaching endemic status with vaccines. Covid simply is too tranmisable and rapidly changing and spread quickly too wild animal populations such as deer. It was right to be ca
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4y ago
I mean they called them indentured surfs but I am not sure it was much different. Also the British were the main actors in the slave trade until 1800s
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4y ago
I dont know about unusable but annoying for sure
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4y ago
So of the things it we think of as antiquated an unhelpful such as using maggots to clean infected wounds and what not is actually making a comeback. Maggots are every good at dissolving and consuming dead/infected flesh and produce do
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4y ago
How would you KNOW it worked the same as a human heart if you have never seen the insides of a human. This is pre-darwin so the common evolution of mammals is not yet understood.
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4y ago
Really asking a colleague his/her opinion on work related decisions is potential bullying now?
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4y ago
Pic of hairless chimp for reference https://images.app.goo.gl/xCSGHmTFuKmp65sK7
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4y ago
I am not justifying Non-Competes for food service jobs, I am merely pointing out to anyone that might be in that position not to fear taking another job.
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4y ago
The color mapping of these images is not the same as the what is used for JWST but this will probably give you some clue. https://images.app.goo.gl/9gqtdbcsBxY6RonY9 https://images.app.goo.gl/pG7sfjLGU9nqmAv
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4y ago
There is no way this is enforced though.
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>It was not even an actual gun. I mean... I seems like a real gun to me.
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>This might finally bring him down, not all the scandals. Didn't he resigned yesterday because of the scandals????
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>But disappointing that it ain't all that much at just 47 TW, compared to the sun's 200,000 TW So 1 terrawatt = 47 terawatts
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But surely the only point of security cameras is to montior people? Your not watching to make sure the safe didn't grow legs and walk off.
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It has nothing to due with God or dead guys who lived in the 18th century. And yes it should govern all relevant legal matters in perpetuity unless replaced or amended through the constitutional process. I am sick of certain progressives wh
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I think thier point was even if you registered your kids fingerprints with the police they are not going to go around to every kid in all the dinners checking fingerprints to compare to.
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4y ago
Honest question. What is the distribution throughout the crust though? If something that is 66 ppm but near uniformily distributed could be much harder to extract then something that is 2.2 ppm but occurs I distinct viens.
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