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by wang_li 6y ago
Sun’s UltraSPARC II CPU modules were claimed to be particularly susceptible to cosmic rays circa 2000.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Vitamin C is water soluble, excess is excreted in your urine. Vitamin D is fat soluble. If you take more than your body can use it builds up inside you. It can cause problems if too much accumulates.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Am I misreading the AIS data there? I read that to mean that it's a 15.7m vessel in 16m water.
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by wang_li 6y ago
It has like 50cm clearance. If it “sank” you wouldn’t be able to tell by looking.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Accord8mg to the site this board is four layers. The original board was six. Presumably it’s different.
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by wang_li 6y ago
He’s fishing for an xkcd link.
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by wang_li 6y ago
“Hey you bastards and non-bastards!”
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by wang_li 6y ago
Check out the "Perfect Setup" for Pulse Audio: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documen... Sounds on linux is a shitshow.
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by wang_li 6y ago
We did 50 million in the last thirty days.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Orion has considered this problem... :) https://www.amazon.com/Orion-2x54-Ultra-Angle-Binoculars/dp/...
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by wang_li 6y ago
No contrast issues on firefox on windows. There's more contrast on that webpage than in downvoted comments here.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Free speech is a cultural value and a philosophy it, can apply to anyone and everyone. The first amendment of the US constitution protects the people from politicians and bureaucrats. Just because it’s done by a private party doesn’t mean i
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by wang_li 6y ago
It’s weird that you say no one said the the election has been stolen, yet you also say it pretty much was. Did you just wake up one morning and think maybe there was something askew with the election and go and do tons of investigative work
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by wang_li 6y ago
The paragraph I pulled that quote from is clearly about the law and government, not corporations. It makes no sense otherwise. When was the last time you saw a corporation make a list of protected classes?
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by wang_li 6y ago
That's an exceptionally liberal reading of what he actually wrote.
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by wang_li 6y ago
> Much like gay wedding cakes or nazi cupcakes, you cannot force a company to host your content if they choose not to. Elane Photography paid thousands and thousands of dollars in fines for choosing not to work a lesbian wedding at a tim
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by wang_li 6y ago
The person I responded to was clearly not speaking about what corporations allow. Reread the second paragraph.
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by wang_li 6y ago
>You just can’t have hate speech against protected classes "hate" speech is fully protected by the US constitution. Though I have to ask where you got the idea that in a world where it's ok to ban hate speech the powers th
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by wang_li 6y ago
>He was present. He didn't plan the thing, and it's unclear what his role was. Is this goalpost moving? Your prior comment was: >It's highly unlikely that there were any members of Antifa among the rioters, and there is
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by wang_li 6y ago
A question to consider is that the courts found @realDonaldTrump was official government communication a couple of years ago. As such is it appropriate that a private company can shut it down?
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by wang_li 6y ago
> I've been hearing 600,000 vaccinations (granted, this is from politicians, so ready your salt) this year in the US. I don't know where you're hearing that, but the US is already doing more than 300,000 vaccinations per d
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by wang_li 6y ago
Pfizer is aiming for 1.3 billion doses this year. That alone gets us to 10%. The WHO also rough guessed that there are already 750 million people who have been infected with the virus. So that's another 10% who likely don't need a
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by wang_li 6y ago
Natural anti-bodies to other coronaviruses in the same group seem to last more than a decade. People who had SARS in 2003 still show an immune response 17 years later. There's a good chance this vaccine is a one-time thing or perhaps j
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by wang_li 6y ago
I'd say that super talented, smart, and ambitious describe a finer gradation of employee than the simple good/bad in the earlier comments. It's just my opinion, but, as in most occupations, you don't have to be the cream
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by wang_li 6y ago
Your first two reasons are not valid reasons for being a bad employee. Both are knowable before taking the job. If you take a job knowing the pay is bad and you justify being a bad employee because the pay is bad, you’re a shitty person. Th
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by wang_li 6y ago
Yeah. At a fundamental level these programs are running on the same hardware. Unless you’ve an ultra simplistic language (basic or logo), one could implement identical algorithms and methodologies and techniques and get the same performance
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by wang_li 6y ago
You’re 280x192 pixel display was probably 13” or even larger. This display is 1”x1”. You can get about six lines of 12-15 characters on it if you want to be able to read it from further than 6” away.
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by wang_li 6y ago
I will not confirm or deny trying every key and every ctrl sequence on the keyboard as a standard first step on every game that I “got”. Egads, though. It's CTRL-E, not CTRL-G. No idea what I was thinking hours ago.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Ctrl-g man.
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by wang_li 6y ago
Neither are farm workers, grocery store workers, utility workers, and many other people whose work and service are used by the vast majority of the country every single day. Medical workers do not make up large percentage of COVID-19 deaths

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