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Comment #49234166
2 bit 160x144px ought to be enough for anything
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Comment #49204711
That's an option in Google maps
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Comment #48790011
The year is 2026. Surely the orbits of all the satellites are known well enough, and optics are modelled well enough for telescopes to know which few pixels to ignore at any given …
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Comment #48727347
ACs are uncommon, yet red tape is plentiful.
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Comment #48602837
> new Integer(10) == new Long(10) // compiler error, used to false wait, really? I thought introducing _such_ incompatibility was not allowed
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Comment #48516766
Looks like those in favor of small government should not vote - to apply evolutionary pressure instead of rewarding unacceptable behavior
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Comment #47927365
wiktionary is better for this usecase since it tends to have a richer coverage of various meanings
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Comment #47516451
> There's absolutely no military benefit to bombing a girl's school. Objection. For a hypothetical actor wanting to set the world economy on fire there might be a benefit of enragi…
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Comment #47374233
the 2009 collision was well documented and there are interesting reports online e.g. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20100002023/downloads/20... which has a chart of apogee/per…
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Comment #47370874
fresh water
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Comment #47300943
thats in a scenario with soldiers pushing into no mans land under permanent drone control. Israel demonstrates much lower stats when enemy hides underground. I would imagine having…
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Comment #47171673
> The dwindling stock of unused true Polaroid film is getting absurdly expensive as a result. what's the point? ain't all of this stock expired, with photos ending up just blobs or…
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Comment #46834593
How do goldbacks fit into this? They contain gold (up to 3 grams, a non-trivial amount), they are accepted by a (small) number of businesses, and they are supposed to be reused for…
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Comment #46831161
But why is silver with export restrictions (Shanghai) trading above silver without said restrictions?
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Comment #46716908
Yes but no. The looks are also important. They want 80-99% to stroke their ego and nice pictures to claim legitimacy. The latter seemingly being useful both internally and external…
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Comment #46694483
Are there mechanisms in place that will prevent them from delaying this decision until, say, 2029?
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Comment #46693953
Ah, it is all Mercator's fault
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Comment #46645943
Time traveler here. Eventually there would be DPI blackboxes. You do not have to be 100% successful there, blocking 99% and playing cat and mouse with the remaining 1% might be eno…
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Comment #46568081
IIUC the critical use is by military units, so a process to list all the serial numbers shall be quite straightforward
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Comment #46565163
A government may introduce a list of identifiers of devices allowed to operate in their territory. With relatively frequent verification to prevent the use of captured devices.
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Comment #46509709
> They are, but archiving without publishing is pointless. One may collect/archive now (when the data is, well, "available"), and publish later, when copyright expires and the mate…
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Comment #46310982
the attitude of at least checking the code before running it, I suppose? Or is the curl | sudo bash approach more preferred nowadays?
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Comment #46194259
So you are saying there would be a limited resource becoming exponentialy more expensive over time? I guess there might occur a demand for such a resource? And mayhaps in that case…
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Comment #46120092
What would be the best way to grow some small towns into new metro areas?
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Comment #45219277
Check "valcambi combibar". Its a gold plate pre-divided into 1g pieces you can break away (like a chocolate bar). 1g is ~100 of money today, which would be enough for a weekly supp…