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M95D
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Comment #49168937
Why does it matter?
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Comment #49168926
I'm not sure what other effects I should ignore, but the mass would increase. The ball gains relativistic mass as it accelerates towards the black hole. PS: Assuming the boat isn't…
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Comment #49167630
It's very simple, really: we're susceptible to indoctrination and brainwashing. That's what one of the main objectives of military training - throughout history.
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Comment #49166483
ID is required only for the person requesting it to be installed (or SIM card subscriber), not for everyone using it.
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Comment #49165974
realisation is done by individual sites. Instead of not collecting data, they chose banners.
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Comment #49165848
Just look how anonymous they are! Can't even tell where the passenger got on the bus.
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Comment #49158147
They have to in EU! https://food.ec.europa.eu/food-safety/campaign-2026/allergie...
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Comment #49155636
Consider military radars, Cernobyl woodpecker [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duga_radar
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Comment #49155554
But with our morals and social organization, will we ever be more than one-planet species? (Or even survive the next century without devolving into apes, like Einstein predicted?)
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Comment #49155399
I don't have a car like like that but I heard there's a terms and conditions screen in all internet-connected cars and that the sell agent immediately confirms all checkboxes while…
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Comment #49155306
My car has analog video (PAL) for the backup camera. If a car manufacturer really wanted, I'm sure there's some loophole and/or malicious compliance possible.
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Comment #49151304
> Previous approaches like expecting parents to educate children failed miserably. Did you read what the article said? > parental awareness of their [children] online habits had ac…
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Comment #49137466
Yes, mine too. I removed it and installed a chinese no-internet player instead (with Android Auto, but I'm not proud of that).
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Comment #49137421
Most likely to cut costs and have one person remote-admin all pumps, valves, etc. instead of a crew for each location. Why didn't they have firewalls, admin accounts, access rights…
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Comment #49137249
If you bought a car with a display instead of physical gauges, what did you expect to happen?
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Comment #49121332
Most 16:9 can't be rotated and even if they can, horizontal resolution would be low. Good for coding, good for reading documentation, good for writing, good for browsing. It's only…
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Comment #49121285
CO2 capture is carbon negative by definition. That's not what I said. There are some experimental methods of capturing CO2 (or rather just carbon in CO2), but I replied to a propos…
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Comment #49111684
> carbon negative energy consumption There is no carbon negative energy consumtion.
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Comment #49100044
> the capability itself doesn't scare me at all That exactly what should scare you. Until recently, the worst a malware/adware could do is corrupt your data. The solution was simpl…
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Comment #49099837
When I read articles like this what I really think about is not the enormous performance of modern computers, but how wasteful the software is.
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Comment #49099640
All single-stranded RNA viruses do that. But it's being done to them is the more correct term. A single strand of RNA is unstable and prone to mutations due to enviromental factors…