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p1mrx
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Comment #49211290
Popcorn bags are a significant source of PFAS and microplastics.
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Comment #49177502
So the content falls down at 10 m/s^2 unless you're falling alongside it.
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Comment #48970397
The openness of those codecs depend on the last patent expiring, not the first.
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Comment #48970344
Note that MPEG-4 part 2 is H.263/DivX/XviD, not H.264.
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Comment #48926125
https://ibiblio-icon-archive.danq.dev/icons/1.html It'd be nice to have some way to browse the pages without constantly hunting for the Next button.
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Comment #48915778
That sounds less janky than my solution: US wall wart charger -> 6ft extension cord -> international adapter. (If you want to overvolt an extension cord, make sure it's completely …
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Comment #48740706
They're collecting 10X more data, at roughly the same energy per collision.
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Comment #48660124
> wheel upgrade At the same size (17"), going from steel to alloy improves performance but reduces durability. Larger wheels (20") are generally a downgrade for performance and rid…
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Comment #48619611
TP-Link hardware is decent, if you buy one with OpenWrt support.
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Comment #48589889
You can escape Switzerland by going straight up into space. It's only "in" the EU in 2 dimensions, maybe 2.5 since you can't dig your way out.
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Comment #48588456
Sodium (without chlorine or similar) is a metal, not a salt. They plan to use molten salt for energy storage, but the reactor itself is liquid metal cooled.
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Comment #48588438
Natrium is expected to spend around 1 month refueling every 24 months.
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Comment #48346353
I think it's a reasonable decision. The only people who will interact with dav2d by name are codec nerds, and a simple increment makes the lineage more obvious to that audience.
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Comment #47940257
Particles don't like being anthropomorphized.
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Comment #47898010
I tried to make an orchestra where they smash household objects, and a synthpop song where all the lyrics are burped. Didn't work. Wake me up when we're in the future for real.
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Comment #47853471
CFS is ITER with better magnets.
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Comment #47826903
Dora the Informer.
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Comment #47821742
It would be pretty straightforward to change the text selection rule, so that double-clicking anything matching the syntax of an IPv6 address selects the whole address. The hard pa…
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Comment #47684437
> the only case where a newer version of software comes back closer to an older one Winamp 3 -> Winamp 5 was closer to Winamp 2. Windows 8 -> Windows 10 was closer to Windows 7. Th…
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Comment #47680959
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-7 exists, but was rarely used. UTF-8 is convenient because ASCII has a spare bit, but UTF-8 is fundamentally possible because ASCII is variable-le…
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Comment #47622690
Here's the official one, presumably with correct data: https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis-ii/arow/
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Comment #47609760
According to general relativity, you (and the ground) are accelerating at 1g, and feel weight because your inertia resists that acceleration. If you jump off a cliff, you'll stop a…
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Comment #47582626
Stop trying to make Fetch happen.
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Comment #46864558
What if they use heat pumps to raise the temperature? Heat rejection is proportional to T^4.
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Comment #46852618
When I was 10 or so, I "cracked" Slam! Air Hockey for Windows 3.1 by opening the exe in EDIT.COM and replacing some random binary garbage with spaces. After a few attempts, I manag…