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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Javascript embedded scripting for databases .../shivers
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
I couldn't agree more. If I ever decided to make any of my work public, it would be under "Good luck with that" license ( https://github.com/me-shaon/GLWTPL )
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Isn't it a standard practice for any interaction between male teacher and female student? Never in private, always more than 1 witness not related/close to either of participants, etc.
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
>encouraging bunch of programmers, pumping them up,... https://assets.amuniversal.com/6856d80039c30136327f005056a95...
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Looks like a clone of Total Commander?
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Ok, i'll bite. You know nothing about the operational details of power grid infrastructure in Texas and what lead to the problems encountered. Here is a good video explaining what happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Uhm, healthcare?
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
GAU-8 might not be that great against modern armor, well, it's from 70s, but it's still capable of M-kills even on Abrams (happened during one of those unfortunate friendly-fire incidents during 1st Iraq war). And immobilised tank
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Oh well, at least get the facts right. A-10 was designed to kill T-55s, T62s and T-72s (most modern tank USSR had at that time), not today's tanks. GAU-8 was extremely effective against armor from that era and still is very useful agai
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
They are also very big, making them easier to find with satellites. Also don't forget that those subs are not just randomly wandering around, you can bet both Russia and China are keeping track of approx. location of every carrier grou
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Finally someone who understands this! All modern weapons are no doubt very effective, but they are also very complex ,take long time to build, need specialized factories and skilled workers and the result is that there aren't that many
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Not he horrible syntax that would make (former)Perl developers shed the tears of joy with how many symbols are used? Not to mention the weirdly shortened words, if I had to write in Rust, I'm sure I'd soon 'mut'(ilate) m
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
What is "far right"? Is there "near right"? "middle-reach right"? 'Far right' is just a BS title used to 'adjust' the perception of people that anyone not left wing is crazy extremist nutjob
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Social media are not the only source of good training data, have you seen how many security cameras are in London, for example? Hint: a very very very large number. Or traffic cams pretty much anywhere?
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
It's important to learn about it, but being completely obsessed about the issue and view everything from its perspective is counter-productive. It's really an American thing, because many European nations went through similar exp
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
What's the harm? Read 1984 to see how the 'end state' might look like. As other commenter said, words have power. And who have power over words, rules.
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Aren't APK files simply java .jar packaged together? It's trivial to fully decompile java binary (bytecode) directly to source code.
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
What is "far right"? Is there "near right"? "middle-reach right"? 'Far right' is just a BS title used to 'adjust' the perception of people that anyone not left wing is crazy extremist nutjob
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him. (Cardinal Richelieu)
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about? Soviet level ? Not even close, not even in the same-universe-close. Please learn something about what the life in USSR was really like.
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Microsoft simply realized what current Open Source really is -> free labor. People will willingly work for free in their own free time using their own hardware on projects of other people or corporations. And they are proud to do that! A
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Reminds me - what happened to the Church of String, I mean String theory? IIRC that was the ultimate "nothing can ever be tested, not even a tiniest part" theory
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
You are right, in short term, fusion has not much value. But in (very) long term, unlike fission, which no matter how incredible it is, is still only 'planetary-level tech', fusion is the first 'stellar-level tech' we&#x
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
For some reason I read the title as "...in search of hidden tractors" and wondered what did I miss - are there black markets where shady individuals sell tractors or did tractors became sentient and hide from their owners and AdGu
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
I think we should blame Canada! from South Park movie for those who didn't get the reference, it's scary how relevant it still is
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
You are both correct :) Tritium is used for boosting fission bombs, lithium (lithium 6/7 deuterides) as fusion fuel in thermonuclear bombs.
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Burning and Extinguishing Characteristics of Plutonium Metal Fires(youtube.com)
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Seriously? Have you ever heard about state secrets? Some information are locked for decades, even centuries, some never made public. Are you sure that there were never any accidents in USA related to manufacturing of VX or similar nerve age
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Well, do you expect any country would honestly say that they are responsible for global disaster like this? Even if it really was an 'industrial accident', the consequences are so severe that any country admitting it would open
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by why_Mr_Anderson 6y ago
Long time ago I worked at a hospital and once had to go to a certain department to fix something on computer nurses were using and was horrified how slow the computer and everything was. So I asked around and ladies happily explained their

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