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entropicgravity
2y ago
Musk is the Bazaar.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
I presume the monkey got fried.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Studies have been done comparing gasoline vs. ammonia and while there are differences overall the dangers and mitigations are about the same.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
The future of shipping is ammonia. It has, pretty much, all the attributes of fossil fuels but being NH4 it doesn't produce an earth warming byproduct.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
log log has been a thing for several decades.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Can you put Linux on a mac Mini?
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entropicgravity
2y ago
You don't know until you try. Going to Jupiter is not like going to the corner store for milk. Let's call it the "Musk Approach".
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Yes, but in the marine realm they are consistently called outboard motors and not outboard engines.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
I recently had the experience of wiping windows of an Asus laptop I bought and the process was trickier than usual. It turns out that the 'USB Image Writer' that comes with linux and that you use to create a USB drive with the li
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entropicgravity
2y ago
And casinos apparently.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
The battery can also be charged by regenerative braking, which also allows the brakes to last much longer.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
I have a LG Smart TV that I use as a dumb TV that's driven by a Asus pn51 "palm of our hand" computer running Linux Mint. Finally a Logitech MX Ergo 'thumb ball bluetooth mouse' allows me to sit on the sofa across t
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Yes, that's for the legacy students (now pushing 50%) who can well afford it. The gifted students get a subsidy so they can afford to attend and everyone is happy, almost.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
My recollection is that gparted wouldn't allow me to adjust any partitions until I loosened up the available space in the system partition. I guess gparted checks all the partitions to make sure everything is as it should be before it
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entropicgravity
2y ago
All households run on the edicts of Communism. "From each according to their ability; to each according to their need". Unfortunately, it doesn't scale.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Let's put credit where credit is due. VisiCalc.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
It could be and it could not be. We won't really know until we try.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
I ran into a similar situation not long ago on the system partition of a linux installation. The partition was too small to begin with and as new updates piled up there was almost no space left to start deleting stuff. It took me about hal
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Fake it 'til you make it.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
That's good news because soon enough all beef will be grown in the lab and the river water can be used for something more useful.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
This list is heavy on the Caribbean, I wonder what makes them so jumpy about camouflage clothing?
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entropicgravity
2y ago
Yes it does but it's the lambda symbol that's the impostor. An analogy of how it really works is to think of the transmitter as a water hose that is spraying water into a bucket, which is the receiver.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
I thought those solar panels are designed to survive hail stone storms.
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entropicgravity
2y ago
It's because energy created by the transmitter must degrade as one over R squared in the far field. The frequency (or wavelength, have your pick) has nothing to do with the energy transmitted because energy must be conserved. Putting
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2y ago
For sure they do not work the way the "Path Loss Equation" would have you believe they do. The path loss equation violates conservation of energy ie the frequency or wavelength term depending on how it's structured cannot be
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2y ago
Maybe for you but for me it didn't work at all until I used the 45 degree angle (with electric tooth brush and tooth paste) approach. For me I could tell that things were getting better when I could stop flossing for a week and then f
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It's tricky for women to raise children in the wild. Especially once kids get to the ages between 2.5 and 8 when they'll want to explore their ever changing environment but mom still has to look for plants and berries and keep an
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And it's not for the first time. This BBC article shows how best to keep plaque away from your teeth but no dentist or hygienist will mention it to you because, well you know why. People, mostly elderly, are literally dying because th
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Humans and dogs were two borderline species until dogs were domesticated. But together the two were so complementary, that they never looked back. The dogs had the speed, teeth, smell and baby sitting while humans had the weapons, rock thro
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Musk keeps talking about the $25k EV but I have a feeling he's sandbagging it and it will be close to $20k. I say this because Tesla now has all the tech to produce cars in the simplest and cheapest manner with slightly lower quality v
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