vectorEQ

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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i feel very sorry for this veteran, and don't mean to mock anyone. but i do see the irony (punception?:D) of bullets poisoning the people who shoot them chronically... sorry if that makes me a bad person.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
proxy to afghanistan for free books <3 yalla yalla
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i believe dogs can sense a lot on their owners. that doesn't mean it's by smell though. people just pin it on smell often as dogs nose is very good. that doesn't mean it's the only sensor they have.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
if there was a smell it would be easily detectible by humans using apparatus they have for such things as it would mean something of physical nature was traveling from these individuals into their surroundings...
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
its still polution to the life in the ocean. humans aren't the only ones inhabiting this place as you point out. (taking into account there could be any number of containers - as if one ends up there, it's likely this process of i
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
vries means freeze. even though not used like that specifically, you are right in your thought that vries means freeze. "ik vries" -> "i freeze". friesland's name is disputed though between being founded by a guy
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
lets base our decisions and policies on internet polls. it's 2019 yolo
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
...the Oculus Rift S will have built-in cameras that combine infrared and RGB sensors to map your room... some more data on you to add to the pile :'D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
"The fines therefore help to finance the EU and reduce the burden for taxpayers." reduce burden for taxpayers... yeah. how? i don't see my taxes dropping because ppl get fined >.> even if the amount of fines would raise
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
systemd :')
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
starting a side project is great if you are not yet established developer. if you are, i'd say your resume should perform the same function...
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
"That's another thing we have in our defence, there's plenty of water on the planet." so that's what planetary defence people do :D since it's unrealistic to prepare to defend the planet actually, let's ju
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
really interesting to me. i don't write, but it shares a lot of commonalities if i read this with other large / long term projects one can do (which i think a lot of IT people / programmers can relate to). thanks for sharing
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
you are entitled to look beyond your current employer and keep an eye open and your personal documents up to date. i see no issue here. if you do, perhaps remind yourself why you updated your resume in the first place and stop worrying abou
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
then it seems finally time for humanity to buck-up and grow a thick skin :D people let others get to them. they let them... people get offended and demotivated by anything, while it's in their own hands to keep their spirits up.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
it's not good nor bad. that's an opinion, and opinions have no place in the realm of science. that being said. climate change is natural, and has been going on without humans, and will do so after we are long gone
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
getting tired of tired people being tired of being tired.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
russia isn't a third world country by any definition (second world by the original definition....) "Probably someone read the news and googled protonmail, saw "encrypted email" in Wikipedia page and decided to block the
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i love how science spends billions to create a problem, and then more billions to solve that artificial problem :D paying taxes is so wonderful. thankfully, we all enjoy that!
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
well, i can tell you there's nothing close to these kind of expensive tomatoes on earth friend. I'm sure people would take the money ... but a few billion for some tomatoes an algea seems pricey to me! :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
this is a pretty cool project sir, hats off!. it might actually be pretty useful in the way you said for automatically being able to categorise or classify streams and other game related content by game or game category etc, (did you think
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
all patients and 'nation' seems a bit overconfident of said doctor (even though i respect their work a lot!)... i guess his world IS the hospital patients but vice versa i think the world or a nation includes (a lot) more than its
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
camtasia is not free software nor open source. so its hard to compare the two, though input from someone actively using it is always better than the comments of people judging screenshots. so thanks for that :)
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
point to 1 such study on smoking, where they did actual measurements on an entire nation. i bet you they just sampled a subset and called it statistically sound. ;D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
your 'production' requirements don't have things to do with randomness. its common for cryptographic use cases to have some more steep post processing requirements for randomness sources to avoid some pitfals, but in reality,
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
the example project of the led curtains, beautiful implementation of his idea. really cool stuff!
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
besides the fact it looks now it's zfs, on linux 0.7.13 xD which would be silly at best
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
don't ask that question, its not allowed :D! (because governments earn BIG TAXES from these other companies ;)... which pays their wages... see where the rabbit hole leads.. )
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
why is this strange. that's what they do all the time with tech giants who die :D how some awkward old videos and rejoice that they took everyones money for hardly any effort :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
this is normal. journalists are hot targets to either spoof or buy to snoop around as they often have more access than regular civilians to high profile targets.... counter-intelligence and counter-espionage. people should realise that forg

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