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earthbee
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Comment #36838587
It's not exactly a new phenomenon. https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/archaeology/g3051/f...
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Comment #36810680
I don't think anything Auronis was expressing outrage, nothing they wrote even hints at it to me. They just seem to be expressing a line of reasoning.
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Comment #36611482
I'm one paragraph in and the article has immediately contradicted itself saying animals first appear in the fossil record 574mya and their arrival appears as a sudden explosion 539…
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Comment #36423332
I've heard that all people with absolute pitch will lose it once they get older into their 40s or 50s, as their sense of pitch drifts away from reality and everything will sound sl…
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Comment #36416723
Most people who can program aren't programmers
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Comment #36185750
1.4% of all cancers is still a huge number of people helped in absolute numbers given around 40% of people will get cancer.
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Comment #36162115
They solved aircraft safety back in the 50s, but big parachute is keeping the research suppressed so they can sell more parachutes.
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Comment #35325830
Seems to be working for me
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Comment #35287030
So roughly two deciwales?
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Comment #35122530
Software expands to use whatever system resources are available. If overnight we all got ten times the RAM, within a few years all new software would require ten times the RAM.
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Comment #34896656
Nope, working fine here
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Comment #34753830
Unions should be interested in the reputation of their members. By supporting bad pilots they're making them all look bad.
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Comment #34692219
I've exchanged crypto for goods and services, it's money for all my purposes.
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Comment #34569540
Admiral not General, and the article pretty clearly says could not would
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Comment #34565906
I feel I'd be doing better at this game if I was a car person. The only time I've got the year spot on was with a photo of the toppling of a statue of Saddam Hussein. The worst I d…
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Comment #34565773
"Some 3rd parties produced boards that could contain a Blitter chip, but I’m not aware of anyone directly adding one to the board." My 520ST was upgraded with 2.5MB of RAM and an a…
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Comment #34559242
My mother has COPD from being a life long smoker. Because her lungs aren't working 100% her blood oxygen is often lower than optimal, I'm starting to be able to notice when her blo…
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Comment #34285946
It doesn't seem to like "clr.l (a6)+" for some reason.
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Comment #34147892
The idea I came up with when I first heard this question is that flowers are often markers of a healthy ecosystem and food web with lots of animals and plants which may be sources …
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Comment #34136069
My mother used to play Dropzone while I was at school, she got amazingly good at it. A very impressive game for the time, extremely smooth graphics on the Atari 8-bit. I was playin…
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Comment #33813388
The very heavy atoms that we can create usually have incredibly short half-lives and decay in a tiny fraction of a second.
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Comment #33381041
I've been trying to quit twitter for years but there's some people I like who use it and despite dipping into Mastodon about every six months for the past five years, I've still st…
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Comment #32293619
I'm not sure why they're delaying things by focusing on making it wireless "so it can be wearable". A few years ago I wore a portable heart monitor for a three days and it was very…