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541.
by zardo 4y ago
Sure the price took off. But has it's share of purchases eclipsed hand written checks yet?
542.
by zardo 4y ago
Yeah, may as well do away with the concepts of offence and defence and just call it fighting.
543.
by zardo 4y ago
They're just the tool available. The unreasonable codes exist so that they can be selectively enforced on 'undesirable' neighbors.
544.
by zardo 4y ago
Accelerating a meter class telescope to .2 c is well beyond our current capabilities, but it's nothing like that fast.
545.
by zardo 4y ago
Bring it in for service, "Looks like there was configuration problem on your car, we had the tech swap on the correct tires for you."
546.
by zardo 4y ago
Assuming they actually break ground on it. I think it will just be millions wasted on concept art.
547.
by zardo 4y ago
My outstanding (answerable) questions would be. When his New York apartment was raided by the FBI, it was reported they seized binders of optical discs, the titles generally fitting the format [man's name] with young [woman's name
548.
by zardo 4y ago
No the article says it's a 20 minute ride to the other side of the city. Next you're going to say that a sky bridge 300m above the ground with a shin high guard rail is impractical.
549.
by zardo 4y ago
> garages with seagull cars parked. I assume these are not cars driven by seagulls, but I'm not sure what else that phrase could mean.
550.
by zardo 4y ago
I guess to count as collateral damage they would need to at least pretend it was unintentional. Massacring cities that didn't surrender was a deliberate strategy.
551.
by zardo 4y ago
When was it when workers could expect to be treated well by their bosses?
552.
by zardo 4y ago
They do, if you try to verify with one it's likely your account will be locked.
553.
by zardo 4y ago
The worst is when it connects to my laptop with the lid shut and not logged in.
554.
by zardo 4y ago
It's so surprising I would bet the company has misunderstood the regulation.
555.
by zardo 4y ago
Freed slaves would wind up convicted of "vagrancy". That is, being black and unable to prove employment to the judge, who would be getting kickbacks for each conviction from the local lumber company that hired out prison labor.
556.
by zardo 4y ago
I think "day one" was an existing phrase that was confusingly extended to cover other "start of phase" concepts. Sounds like a nice way to trick your management though, "Uh no, it won't have feature X on day on
557.
by zardo 4y ago
One is ruining a photo, the other is destroying equipment.
558.
by zardo 4y ago
You do have to have a dim outlook on your prospects of winning to agree to pay out 10 billion.
559.
by zardo 4y ago
Did people think it wouldn't work? Your basically describing a modern version of a Russian stove, which was invented like 700 years ago.
560.
by zardo 4y ago
Are you saying its not common for water heaters to fail and cause water damage? Maybe I'm an outlier, but several people have told me that this happened in their homes.
561.
by zardo 4y ago
If you have rights to keep your own DNA private, doesn't that practically require restrictions on relatives rights to publish their DNA?
562.
by zardo 4y ago
I think they're willing to lose the panels in the event there's a battle at Fort Bragg.
563.
by zardo 4y ago
It sounds like the kind of conversation a scientist and an AI would have in science fiction. Which it would have had plenty of examples of in the training data.
564.
by zardo 4y ago
> Do we want to risk that gear falling into Russian hands (and by extension probably getting shared with China)? More concerning (imo) is gear, particularly man portable anti-air weapons, sold to terrorist groups either via corruption in
565.
by zardo 4y ago
They store heat in the sense that one of the components is a giant thermal accumulator.
566.
by zardo 4y ago
And district heating systems. Where a 1-2GWh thermal accumulator will be used.
567.
by zardo 4y ago
Certainly there are >1GWh thermal storage systems. I'm not sure if any are set up to generate electricity though.
568.
by zardo 4y ago
Are thermal batteries unproven? I thought they were at the "available for purchase from Siemens and GE" stage of development.
569.
by zardo 4y ago
If Korelev had not died it's reasonable that he would have spent his political capital to keep the N1 program going, and worked through it's problems.
570.
by zardo 4y ago
> Obviously, if I could ask him this today, he would hand-wave the argument with that being different for whatever bunk-ass reason. I think he would explain white supremacy to you, and how important it is that he uphold it.

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