EvilGrin

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by EvilGrin 7y ago
If this was in England it may of been an extended priest hole to hide Catholic Priests after the reformation. If there was an entire chapel hidden away it may of been for said priest to conduct mass for the Catholic household in secret. ht
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
If you are interested in picking up some of this music from then and now check out the Mod Archive. https://modarchive.org/ You will need a media player that understand mod file formats to play the majority of the music fil
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
The site seems to be down?
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
Yep, one interesting idea about these Amazon sites is that they add corroborating evidence to Francisco de Orellana (the first Spanish explorer to travel the length of the Amazon) that he claimed he had found huge cites with hundreds of th
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
It's LIDAR. It's main benefit for finding archaeology earthworks is that it is possible to remove the vegetation from the results. So anything obscured by trees becomes visible for example. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
The Verge article mentions an in-game currency (rupees) so I expect they are going down the 'in-game shop' route. With the option that you grind for the in-game currency or you can just swap real money for game money. Hopefully th
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
However, the censorship requires enforcement. Post austerity the UK police force is overstretched and undermanned by its own admission. For example, the Manchester Police Commissioner stated just the other day that 43% of real world crimes
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
Well, you'll be pleased to know its very easy. My first stab at it was simply following a youtube tutorial on how to make it based on what you can buy at the supermarket (bread yeast, mineral water, honey and some raisins). You mix it
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
I brew mead. There's no way I could make money from it. However I can make enough to get myself and everyone around me blind drunk. Free mead quickly stops a lot of arguments.
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by EvilGrin 7y ago
Yes, I recently replaced my car headunit with an android based systema and I now have Waze as my Sat Nav. It is configurable to notify you when you are speeding[1]. More amusingly it'll tell you how close you are to the average speed f
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by EvilGrin 8y ago
This sounds like something the GMO industry would be working on already.
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by EvilGrin 8y ago
Deep Underground Military Base
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
> Run on hardware an order of magnitude more powerful than was available to the original WoW server devs Back in 2012 Blizzard sold the original servers off for charity so we actually know what they used (HP p-class blades). https:&#x2F
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
This is just a facet of the good old fashioned project management 'iron' triangle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_triangle Crudely put, for project X you have three the following constraints
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
So when they repo lots of cars due to a downturn the second hand market will crash. Which means the book value for all cars goes down the toilet.
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
You could just check their Github? :) https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
27 March 2017. http://www.irishnews.com/news/northernirelandnews/2017/03/27...
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
Despite countless protests from politicians, the laws of mathematics trump the laws of the land.
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by EvilGrin 9y ago
Yes that ended in April 2015. The then Government decided to end the contract under the guises of austerity. https://governmenttechnology.blog.gov.uk/2015/05/22/update-o... I don't think it work out as a
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by EvilGrin 10y ago
The BBC like to change the page title after the initial posting of the article, especially if the story is still developing.
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Group claims to hack NSA-tied hackers, posts exploits as proof(arstechnica.com)
1 points by EvilGrin 10y ago|0 comments
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What really happens when you mix medications?(youtube.com)
2 points by EvilGrin 10y ago|0 comments