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CamelCaseCondo

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    Comment #48158361

    So one thing that always strikes me about vaping is that we ignore the metal heater. It’ a coil of metal that glows, during which it will boil off metal atoms. After a while it has…

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    Comment #48158296

    Just tried it. Pretty much anything in electronic measurement equipment comes with this red banner: “This is a prohibited item. Therefore, it is unavailable.”

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    Comment #48133053

    This is an example of how twins give us information when one variable is fixed - genetics. Can reciprocal information be found when observing the opposite: adoptees who share no ge…

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    Comment #48126295

    If all the juicy content moves to the EU, the US will force the EU to open its platform for external access. See what happened to the Swiss banking.

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    Comment #48105253

    Was expecting an article about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemispherectomy

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    Comment #48105227

    Whenever I sleep with ear plugs, I wake up with brain fog.

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    Comment #48073752

    Maybe just salt water and skip the filings?

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    Comment #48020852

    There’s the problem: we want change without giving up the things we’re accustomed to. We’re locked in.

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    Comment #48020497

    Which ullustrates that humanity has reached such numbers that the smallest collective change has an enormous impact.

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    Comment #47984458

    This strikes me as weird. In 92/93/94 I was on packet radio, a ham equivalent of digital lora which used hopping to get you to neighbouring countries. Most had 1200 baud, some 9600…

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    Comment #47946283

    Cumulative Historical Emissions (1850–Present): US ~537Gt China ~312Gt

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    Comment #47900881

    Elliott, Chris (2017). "Bandages, Bitumen, Bodies and Business – Egyptian mummies as raw materials". Aegyptiaca (1): 40–46. https://journals.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php/aegyp/ar…

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    Comment #47899482

    We all just need a little more iodine in our sodium.

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    Comment #47671972

    Have you actually looked in that repo? No hardware source and a few things related to sdr or fpga but nothing that allows someone to build this.

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    Comment #47664899

    Archive.ph: https://archive.ph/vmLSo (Title changed)

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    Comment #47664730

    Apparently it’s a way to attract attention and support. I’ve been following picoIDE which got some attention here on HN 4 months ago [1]. When asked then where the src is, the answ…

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    Comment #47544857

    Wind is not a homogeneous movement, there are highways and slow lanes. Spores (as from fungi), pollen (from wind pollinators such as grasses) and dust-like seeds (e.g. from orchids…

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    Comment #47527799

    I’d like to add construction materials to the list of energy intensive products. Glass, bricks, rockwool and cement.

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    Comment #47385607

    We still live in an age of deterministic computers. It’s the software that’s become fuzzy. (And since we’re on the subject: there’s no AI)

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    Comment #47348008

    From my personal experience, the article and the comments I read here they seriously undersold the reliability of rewriting. For any other RW medium (audio or video cassettes, even…

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    Comment #47327204

    If you know the structure of the “tick”, you can apply the technique of a correlation receiver. It can dig up signals below the noise floor and is used in GPS reception.

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    Comment #47320419

    Publication: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/202...