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I agree. Plus any prolonged power outage (multi days) is likely to be area wide which means that topping up an F150 from a fast charger before dark and those are likely to be heavilly over subscribed (or out of action) in the local area. Wi
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Securities and Exchange Commission presses on with anti-greenwashing proposals
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Rocket Engine Exhaust Pollution Extends High into Earth’s Atmosphere
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AI can track the health of coral reefs by learning the “song of the reef”
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Remembering Apple’s Newton, 30 years on
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> "My left shoe won't even reboot." Now there's your problem - Clearly they are using the incorrect firmware if it needs a re boot . Obviously the update should have been distributed by sneakernet Also - Needs a [20
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The “World’s Most Powerful Quantum Computer” Is a Hoax with Staged Photos [pdf]
(scorpioncapital.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com)
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>> So ignore accessibility. It's not a legal requirement and it doesn't pay. Firstly that is just plain incorrect in a lot of areas (of business) and jurisdictions. Secondly your outlook on accessibility is just ... SMH and
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So what about gun shaped dildos? Or dildo shaped guns? Obviously any dildo/gun would need to shoot blanks? Also, would a foreskin on the dildo-gun be viewed as a silencer and therefore illegal? So, so many thoughts
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"There are concerns that a foam component of the involved machines may degrade and become toxic, the company said." Wow.
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TFA mentions some figures in paragraph 2 "The team developed a low-cost gel film made of abundant materials that can pull water from the air in even the driest climates. The materials that facilitate this reaction cost a mere $2 per ki
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.... + $374.99 – $839.99 USD for the Vertical Axis Seismograph. Uhmm yeah, interesting but I sometimes feel like these "do this With A Pi" need the same caveat as scientific research that headline's read "Researchers dis
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Low-cost gel film can pluck drinking water from desert air
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What I found amusing is that Grubhub didn't notify any of the actual resturants / kitchens / vendors. SMH & LoL
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A family of termites has been traversing world’s oceans for millions of years
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BBC News channel apologises after Man Utd error goes viral
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(Second YT search hit so there might be better ones ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtEw19JX-UE
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The pandemic created a new Billionaire every 30 hours
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FWIW - I think you got the balance right. Doesn't mean I agree with it (or disagree with it)
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I feel you. But don't give up hope. The guy behind the I2P protocol has some thoughts about the free internet on his blog https://medium.com/@zlatinbalevsky/im-not-a-prophet-but-i-pl...
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An excellent article and an interesting method that struck a chord with me. I've been on both sides of the student/instructor podium and it seems genius level and would work well. His final move (no spoilers) instantly generated
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The world’s biggest shipping lines are taking to the skies
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1a. Don't Go out on a limb, now is not the time to scatch that itch. 1b. Do batten down the hatches in any and every way you can. 2. I was a self-employed freelance consultant. I survived by being good-ish at what I did. What got me th
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Original link was https://news.gsu.edu/2022/05/13/georgia-state-researchers-fi... Can someone correct it please? Can't do it (past edit window) and not able to email dang direct at the moment. (Posted li
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Arm-chair Quarterback statement is about to follow - Better (different?) nutrition definitely plays a role (see disclaimer) but it also lead me to wonder if the issue affecting the Californian Condors could be a factor [See 1]. As apex pre
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Researchers Find Gene Editing Can Alter the Social Behavior of Animals
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Ghostly ‘mirror world’ might be cause of cosmic controversy
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Hmmm... Let's test that theory. Here, Hold my beer* (* This is a purely humorous comment )
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I play poker and I used to play chess. Explaining the rules, tactics and strategies of poker is a lot easier than chess. It is also more exciting (subjective opinion rather than a statement of absolute truth). The various strategies of poke
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How would that work for passengers inside the car? Does that mean they won't work? What would happen if the phone was in a bus? Does that mean they won't work? What would happen on a train? Does that mean they wouldn't work?
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