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by weare138 5y ago
Radium came out in 2000? How have I never heard of this??
572.
by weare138 5y ago
That's a nice network you have there. It would be ashamed if something happened to it if you know what I mean.
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by weare138 5y ago
Couldn't possibly be that PayPal is a comically subpar service which is why I and several other people/freelancers/businesses I know quit using it. The 2 times I attempted to use Paypal were absolute nightmares and their cust
574.
by weare138 5y ago
> You simply can't just decide to break something that hundreds of people have invested thousands of hours developing because you've now decided that you need some new fancy functionality, it's just a rude thing to do. Bu
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How Atari 2600 Game Pitfall Builds Its World(evoniuk.github.io)
166 points by weare138 5y ago|29 comments
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Silicon carbide radio circuits can take the volcanic heat of Venus(spectrum.ieee.org)
25 points by weare138 5y ago|0 comments
577.
by weare138 5y ago
Well that explains alot. I always wondered why I experienced that.
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by weare138 5y ago
How did you arrive at this conclusion? The reputation management company is essentially committing fraud. What they're doing is illegal. How are the 2 situations even comparable?
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by weare138 6y ago
Verizon tried to start a media company called Oath when they bought AOL and Yahoo but it failed miserably. It barely lasted 2 years.
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Actively exploited Mac 0-day neutered core OS security defenses(arstechnica.com)
17 points by weare138 6y ago|1 comments
581.
by weare138 6y ago
Interstellar travel is theoretically possible. If we have advanced far enough to theorize about it, then it's not outside the realm of reason that a hypothetical civilization millennia more advanced than us would be able to develop the
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by weare138 6y ago
Look up the USS Nimitz incident. It was tracked on the ships radar and visually confirmed by multiple fighter pilots deployed to investigate.
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Curt Schilling’s $150M Fail Shows What’s Broken in Video Games(bloomberg.com)
15 points by weare138 6y ago|4 comments
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by weare138 6y ago
I'm sorry, I have a hard time believing we don't have enough 'experts in the field'. The number of scientist working at these few companies is minuscule compared to the greater academic world. It's not a lack of cap
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by weare138 6y ago
"Not me of course, a bunch of other people"
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by weare138 6y ago
It was accepted long after the 12th century, even in America. Aaron Burr, while vice president of the United States, killed Hamilton in a duel in 1804. Future president Andrew Jackson killed Charles Dickinson in a duel in 1806 for insultin
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Alien Artifacts on Earth and in Our Solar System Is Possible, NASA Reports(thedebrief.org)
46 points by weare138 6y ago|27 comments
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by weare138 6y ago
Interesting, you'd think they would have a more professional website.
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Clever Hack Finds Mystery CPU Instructions(eejournal.com)
144 points by weare138 6y ago|15 comments
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by weare138 6y ago
I seems to be prerecorded, the ones I saw from the US are in the daytime. It's currently after midnight EST, but it's still cool. The interface is really clean, responsive and engaging. I thought it was neat.
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Coding experts tell Salon Mike Lindell's botched social site was doomed to fail(salon.com)
6 points by weare138 6y ago|0 comments
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by weare138 6y ago
Well crap, I didn't know it got posted already.
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by weare138 6y ago
Their site is a blogger.com page. And they're charging $29.99 for a tweaked version of Ubuntu. I wonder who's actually paying for that?
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Consumer Reports tricks Tesla to drive with no one at wheel(apnews.com)
31 points by weare138 6y ago|34 comments
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by weare138 6y ago
Tesla's also have an advanced on-board computer with an AI system that can drive a car. You're telling me Tesla can figure out how to make a car drive itself by detecting everything on the outside of the car but can't figure
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by weare138 6y ago
If my Honda can tell when I'm sitting in a seat but don't have my seat belt on then it seems like this is an easily solvable problem.
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by weare138 6y ago
I don't think anyone is arguing against space exploration or developing technologies to aid us in that endeavor. It's the idea that it's a viable solution to our immediate problems here on Earth, problems we're currently
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by weare138 6y ago
We didn't need to live on either of those planets to figure that out, not that you would live for very long on Venus or Mars.
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by weare138 6y ago
But instead of meeting the demand for those other things, things we need like electric vehicles, we're just going to end up wasting it on cryptocurrency mining and end up right back at square one. I just don't see how Bitcoin is s
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by weare138 6y ago
Now I'm really on the fence about voting for this Clinton guy.

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