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by opensores 4y ago
NYC is highly walkable, and very large. Same with London. The benefits of large walkable cities is that people get motivated to do urban 'hikes' and the hours of exercise are much larger than in typical cities (especially compared
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by opensores 4y ago
Coffee is an anti-thiamine factor (because of compounds like caffeic acid, which also exist in Dcaf). It also hinders absorption of thiamine and minerals such as iron. Other than modifying nutrient absorption, it also has benefits, such as
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by opensores 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorticity If anyone is looking for a fun numerical simulation project I highly recommend reading up on the Vortex Lattice Method, which is an approximation that turns a problem of fluid me
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by opensores 4y ago
I got steam going perfectly on MX linux, but the AMDGPU setup was a royal PITA to get working. Took me days to figure out. Definitely not turnkey. Maybe ubuntu is better in this regard, but too far open sores for my taste.
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by opensores 4y ago
back in the day when sharks were not equipped with laser ranging devices.
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by opensores 4y ago
all "old" computer users urged to move to unix/linux.
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by opensores 4y ago
this will work only if it's Xorg that has crashed. For a kernel panic or lockup I think it's a combination roughly similar to: 1. Ctr-Alt-PrintScreen 2. continue to hold Alt 3. R-I-S-U-B as a sequence, to make certain things happe
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by opensores 4y ago
oops, correction first sentence should read: The rocket achieves orbit from the potential energy plus the kinetic energy. (Both kinetic and potential energy factor need to be a taken into account at the time the air drop.)
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by opensores 4y ago
I think there might ve been a court scene in Bicentennial Man. i never saw that movie though, only the trailer. I haven't seen Black Mirror either.
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by opensores 4y ago
It gets orbital speed and kinetic energy from the aircraft. Being dropped from a 747 the kinetic energy is far smaller than the potential energy. The 747 goes perhaps mach 0.8-something with a ceiling over 40,000 ft; say roughly 14 km. That
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by opensores 4y ago
Yeah it's a hunger suppressant but it can wear out your adrenals if you use it that way regularly and very often. (spikes cortisol if you drink it on an empty stomach; I think it's either the chlorogenic acid). Coffee is best with
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by opensores 4y ago
unless you keep your cell phone a few cm away from your body physically you are generally exposed to above thermal limits (assuming you have airplane mode off and data or wifi enabled). Even the periodic tower pings may be above thermal li
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by opensores 4y ago
AI lawyers, my goodness. I've never even seen this in sci-fi. Welcome to the future!
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by opensores 4y ago
isn't android based on Obnox OS? I think this could be an issue when it's used for critical automotive functions as well as incredibly important issues such as driver distraction factors.
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by opensores 4y ago
For 90% of the pastries that are available in my area (NY) the factories/bakeries seem to use sugar by the bucket-load in their recipes. Often it's hard to taste anything in some pastries, because the sugar overwhelms everything.
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by opensores 4y ago
Anyone in normal health getting a second or follow on shot (aka booster) should have done so only with a negative D-Dimer test monitoring their reaction to their initial (or previous) shot. It was known very early on in 2021 that about 30%
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by opensores 4y ago
well, that was timed well for Christmas. While Buffalo got hammered twice by snow so far, it almost totally missed Rochester and portions in central NY. Rochester still got a white Christmas which stuck around for a few days and definitely
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by opensores 4y ago
They didn't test it enough with crude approximations (Kerbal in particular)? More drag over the path than initially than estimated?
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by opensores 4y ago
> The downside of [Visible Light Communications] comes from a high rate of “leakage” of energy with the emitting of side-channel radio wave signals. The researchers believe that if they can harvest the wasted radiofrequency (RF) energy,
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by opensores 4y ago
also more favorable weather for pickle jar babushkas to be outside, on balcony. So more protection from drones and cruise missiles.
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by opensores 4y ago
This coming August we probably won't need to use electricity to brew coffee. You can just leave a pot of water out on the porch, let it warm to about 50C by 6PM , run that water through a percolator, and put it in the fridge for your i
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by opensores 4y ago
Winter has almost been a total dud in western NY and much of the US. How much of this is due to just: (A.) randomness and chance (B.) the fact that we're above 400 ppm carbon dioxide for almost every square meter of the globe (C.) at p
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by opensores 4y ago
Because a PCIe slot is more versatile, and for quite a few other reasons. While one person might find a RX 6400 GPU optimal, with its 50 some watt TDP and 1080p medium capability, another person would rather have a 6500 XT integrated on the
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by opensores 4y ago
I can confirm it's true. In particular, it tries to connect to two google cloud servers at: from port 59946 to 35.190.78.8 from port 54192 to: 35.227.244.186 Furthermore, btdmaster's original comment regarding this w
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by opensores 4y ago
Lousy engineering and poor oversight of how the designed systems interact, and lack of KISS solutions such as manual overrides may have contributed. One theory: The engine surged power because it thought there was a danger of stalling the t
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by opensores 4y ago
Apparently not always easy to fly, but the Starfighter was an incredibly amazing design very ahead of its peers. Afaik this fighter could supercruise. It had tiny thin wings, very low drag, and clever mechanisms to cope with low speeds or h
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by opensores 4y ago
whoaaa who wudda thogt!
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by opensores 4y ago
What's she suing Chase for? She should be suing those who killed Epstein and covered it up. Discovery would lead to those that operation meant to protect.
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by opensores 4y ago
(some rambling questions here that are only semi-related:) NASA is really anal about radiation concerns, insisting the caches have ECC (or they run it with cache disabled). For the instruction cache this makes sense (as well as any higher c
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by opensores 4y ago
only the high end. A Radeon 6500 xt is only about $170, and perf is between RX 570 - RX 480 .

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