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by iso947 6y ago
Can’t read it. Opened on my phone and there are at lost 7 letters per line - communications is split over 3 lines for example. Rather ironic that a letter to a group that is about communication can’t use an appropriate technology to communi
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by iso947 6y ago
Why do LTO manufacturers always quote compressed sizes, like we’re in the days of stacker?
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by iso947 6y ago
It’s no wonder there’s so much call to “defund the police” in the US with te number of anecdotes that come out It feels to me that the only solution is to completely shut it down
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by iso947 6y ago
People do not need educating not to spy on teenage girls with drones, they do not need training to not do it.
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by iso947 6y ago
“dragon cum house” Are you sure it’s a kids book?!
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by iso947 6y ago
Compared with coal and oil, and ignoring waste. Nuclear costs more than wind and solar though.
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by iso947 6y ago
To land the volume of one starship on the moon takes 3 or 4 launches of a fully reusable craft - so just the fuel. To land that with Apollo would take 100 launches of a single use craft.
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by iso947 6y ago
In the billion or so years life has existed on earth, there’s no evidence any species built a nuclear bomb or had large plastic manufacturing or left anything in GEO, all of which we’ve achieved in the last 100 years. Progressing to that st
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by iso947 6y ago
Yes, two simultaneous shuttle launches from neighbouring pads Watching the two heavy boosters landing on neighbouring pads was similar - except real. It was that shot that made me think “the future is here”
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by iso947 6y ago
Statistics say you shouldn’t call your reusable ship a word beginning with ‘C’ In 1963 a LES killed someone, in 1983 it saved lives.
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by iso947 6y ago
Humans aren’t landing propulsively on f9 either - if the landing fails it just costs money. The capsule lands with parachutes.
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by iso947 6y ago
About that yes, but remember that a fully loaded starship in orbit can land on any solid surface in the solar system and return to earth (except for Venus) Starship’s usable volume is over 100 times that of an Apollo lunar lander.
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by iso947 6y ago
Laptop, it wasnt a CRT Like this https://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/t3200_e.htm
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by iso947 6y ago
Even then it still relies on knowledge that the certificate has been compromised.
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by iso947 6y ago
First colour monitor I had was orange, light orange, dark orange and very dark orange - a CGA laptop from my dads work. I remember Railroad Tycoon Ran with option 5,1,2 but Civilisation would have to wait a few years for the full blown desk
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by iso947 6y ago
Netherlands seems to cope fine with pot inside the EU. The whole goal of brexit seems to be to lower U.K. food standards to that of the US.
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by iso947 6y ago
Wales is a principality. Kingdoms are England Sctland and Wales
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by iso947 6y ago
The United Kingdom hasn’t been United for 4 years and hasn’t been a kingdom for nearly 70
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by iso947 6y ago
Business meetings will mean an esta - like America, same as tourism. Work will mean a full blown visa. For each country. Imagine if you were a musician and needed a separate work visa for each US state. Goods like instruments and laptops st
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by iso947 6y ago
Yes no deal would be far worse - months of disruption, not days.
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by iso947 6y ago
I gather a lot of “local” press is owned by the same conglomerate
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by iso947 6y ago
The common problem seems to be the car
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by iso947 6y ago
Sounds like crowne plaza in Birmingham (UK), a stones throw from new street station. Birmingham is very walkable.
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by iso947 6y ago
Venice and Siena come to mind Anecdotally last time I was in central London I counted the vehicles going past parliament. About 1 in 10 was an unmarked car, the rest were commercial vehicles or taxis
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by iso947 6y ago
I moved fro black box to xfce as my WM About a decade ago for the wifi integration. I remain With it on my desktop as I like having the docked apps (pidgin, slack, teams, vlc and volume), and of course inertia. Like the rest of linux it jus
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by iso947 6y ago
I was looking to buy a kindle for Christmas The ones with adverts which are pushed were available for next day deliver. The ones with no adverts which I wanted weren’t available for months. In the end I didn’t buy a kindle. What is it with
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by iso947 6y ago
Whatsapp contents are secure, but who you are talking to - what groups, what time, how often, is all valuable information. If you are in a group with a lot of Facebook users that have elementary school kids but are otherwise unrelated, chan
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by iso947 6y ago
Do AWS ubuntu images come with a software charge of say 2 or 3 cents an hour?
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by iso947 6y ago
There are more head traumas from car occupants than cyclists, it’s odd that there aren’t laws mandating helmets for drivers - 20% of Traumatic brain injuries Resulting in hospitalisation were caused by car crashes - about 1,000 a week.
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by iso947 6y ago
Chicago I think was windows 95

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