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Blizzard Revives 'StarCraft' Franchise with Open-World Sci-Fi Shooter
(hypebeast.com)
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Minutes of drawing can reset your nervous system
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7mo ago
Actually metal's pretty bendy when compared to plastic (most anyway...mmv based upon formula). The metal construction is what prompted me to switch over to macbook pro's back in the day. The plastic dell laptops i used to use coul
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10mo ago
Was a trend?
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2y ago
This is the way
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2y ago
SandGPT
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2y ago
From the article, however, you don't technically need an apple device...an iCloud+ account is sufficient. That said, I don't know many people with iCloud+ who aren't already in the Apple ecosystem, and obviously anything Appl
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malloci
2y ago
Given the running narrative that closing down TikTok is more of an effort of American social network platforms, it's probably more a form of protest than anything.
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Engineers Discovered the Secret to Making 17x Stronger Cement
(popularmechanics.com)
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DOE Releases Definition of 'Zero Emissions Buildings' [pdf]
(energy.gov)
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3y ago
Tend to use blind for the inside scoop these days anyway
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3y ago
Is that more or less efficient than a heat pump water heater driven by solar though? A quick search shows that the heat pump option can be upwards of 3x more efficient. Plus, you can use the extra electricity generated to power your fans or
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That's an interesting attempt to deflect from the income disparity between those in executive positions to those that work for them. Even in tech, while the salaries of tech workers is high it's nothing compared to the execs. But
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3y ago
Skepticism on this was called out in WaPo's article on the same subject: Other experts on the AMOC also cautioned that because the new study doesn’t present new observations of the entire ocean system — instead, it is extrapolating
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Colorado River Basin has lost enough water to fill Lake Mead
(earth.com)
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3y ago
> I buy a book and give it to my child > how about they become a therapist and sell access > what if they sell access to lectures I fully agree. But in all of your examples someone is purchasing the right to access the information
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Weaker Bonds Can Make Polymers 10x Stronger
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> The Minority Report movie probably set the industry back by a decade or two. Waving your hands around to control stuff seems logical but is quickly exhausting. There was an operations center I worked at that had a large touch screen (t
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3y ago
I always find it interesting that objects like these must have had to have a purpose. Why couldn’t it have been a piece of art simply for decoration?
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4y ago
I’ve known two people who have had kidney stones and I don’t think either of them would have been able to withstand the pain from the stone enough to go on a rollercoaster. Then again, maybe the promise of ending the pain will give enough m
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Call me naive then. While I agree that a fair amount of academic research funding is defense/military related, it’s certainly not all of it. If said research is funded by organizations like DARPA, then yes, absolutely. There are other
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Not to mention that Apple, in general, isn’t really known for their multiuser-friendly ways.
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4y ago
Nothing to imagine. That's the way it was before the pandemic and the way it will be once my company adopts this strategy as well
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I can only imagine the overhead expenses saved by a company embracing the full wfh option in this manner. Of course, so many large companies were in the process of building large new buildings / campuses as the pandemic hit, so I can a
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Is the art of shorthand dying? (2016)
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Twitter bans promotion of accounts on other social media sites
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Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Android finally gets its stable release
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The hand is to mimic that of a traffic cop. When they want you to stop, they hold up their hand to indicate that you need to stop. It used to be that you had to know english in order to understand them as well...many of the signs used to us
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This really only applies if shooting at a target behind you that is either stationary or moving much slower than you. If the target is moving at (or nearly at) the same speed as you then those velocities effectively cancel out
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Two things: 1) Is there anything stopping them from simply blocking all of Texas from visiting their sites? Keeps them from violating both texas law as well as federal law 2) Does this translate to any business operating in the state of Tex
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