coprogram

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by coprogram 2y ago
Launch delays are a good thing. A successful launch on-schedule is ideal, but if a problem is raised it is always, always, always best to delay until it can be sorted out. See Challenger for what happens if delays are not tolerated.
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by coprogram 3y ago
Code-switching is an important part of forming social connections between different groups of people. Failure to meet on common grounds, be that in voice tone, fashion, expressions and sentence structure, body language etc. can lead to non-
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by coprogram 3y ago
It's starting to look like Factorio will need a completely overhauled tutorial/onboarding process to teach players about these features. I hope that the new features will also be staggered appropriately throughout the tech tree so
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by coprogram 3y ago
I took a bite of ice directly off of a glacier in Greenland. It tasted like blood- either I cut my mouth on the sharp ice somehow, or it contains high mineral content. Should be fine in a drink. A bit gimmicky but the UAE will love it.
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by coprogram 3y ago
Animal slaves/servants- ethically concerning.
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by coprogram 3y ago
We peaked with tape. Before the end of the century we will move from (silicon) clay tablet tech to mentat-grade oral tradition. History doesn't repeat, but it does rhyme, and it's a palindrome as well apparently.
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by coprogram 3y ago
If demand were to slowly drop to zero over a year as electrical devices shut down or fail, will a nuclear plant reduce power production without human input?
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by coprogram 3y ago
Adding necrophilia to my zombie apocalypse bingo card as we speak
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by coprogram 3y ago
I read in Arctic Dreams (Barry Lopez) that polar bears are hard to detect in the visual (white on white) and infrared (very good thermal insulation) spectrums, but that they are easily detectible in the ultraviolet spectrum due to the parti
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by coprogram 3y ago
While new CCS plants coming online can only be good for development of the technology, something about Sky News being given exclusive access to the new site concerns me. 50 tonnes of CO2 capture is bugger all, and I'd assume Sky (Murdo
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by coprogram 3y ago
Being able to watch the afternoon storm roll in on the verandah with a beer in hand counts as outstanding weather for me :)
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by coprogram 3y ago
Based on his achievements before the age of 20, I'm going to assume that the person who killed him was a time traveller.
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by coprogram 3y ago
Nice. Super keen for the expansion. I'd assume tungsten mining drills, lava resource extractors and gas pumpjacks will be the major new buildings for this planet. Tungsten will probably be used in advanced buildings (high heat toleranc
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by coprogram 3y ago
Wow, if this turns out to really work it will be an absolute game changer in skincare. Protection from free radicals and UV damage, goes on clear, nontoxic and biodegradable, scavenges heavy metals? Tell me why this shouldn't become a
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by coprogram 3y ago
A lack of ability to police one's own levels of internet usage is something I've brushed up against in my own life. Someone with ADHD may be harmed by the constant availability of distracting content, but may not be able to set ef
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by coprogram 3y ago
I took doxycycline for a few years to deal with acne. I developed acid reflux as a result, and managed to get myself horrifically sunburned once or twice. Wouldn't suggest taking it as a preventative measure.
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by coprogram 3y ago
These cardboard beds cost 16-17 euros to produce. There are 100 million displaced people in the world. Your cheap folding metal cot will never be so cheap as to even come close to being a competitor on economic terms.
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by coprogram 3y ago
I've been staying about a boat for the last four months. In that time it's been sometimes cold, sometimes wet, but never so different to living ashore that I couldn't see myself enjoying living aboard at a permanent marina be