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stefanix

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    Comment #22842746

    The only suprising thing here is that some journalist seem to assume these tests are 100% acurrate. Assume they are less than 100% accurate and many of these kind of headlines can …

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    Comment #22392082

    I was about to answer with right I know, how comes my kids have almost zero interest in it. I used to play entire afternoons with it, especially the Technic kind.

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    Comment #22266111

    Not a contradiction. Voluntary exchange is central to Capitalism. Option to resist excessive marketing is within the framework. It's a cultural thing which some sub-cultures are be…

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    Comment #22222695

    It's the author giving you a hint that what follows is over 9000.

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    Comment #21960790

    All the tech and theory was already out there. There was no shortage of visionaries. Take for example Engelbart's Mother of all Presentations (1968). Paik, like many artist showed …

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    Comment #21509595

    Most planes use turbine bleed air to pressurize the cabin. This of course implies that the plane has a turbine and a cabin that can hold positive pressure. They are usually $500/h+…

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    Comment #21509475

    Sometimes. Speed of sound decreases with temperature. At any flight level above 300 speed of sound stays the same and the increases with altitude.

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    Comment #13346076

    Started with CS/Space Engineering then had an intermission with two art degrees in Bay Aera and NY and then started doing open hardware projects. Initially multitouch stuff around …

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    Comment #13309124

    We certainly have this kind of adaptation for tribal structures. The question is how this plays out on a larger scale. BTW Jordan Peterson's latest podcast goes deep on this issue.…

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    Comment #13131279

    Yes, see PLA made from corn starch.

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    Comment #13131269

    Yes, see PLA made from corn starch.

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    Comment #12114459

    You could say the frustration of interaction is already apparent. The fact I cannot cut in right after a cow is so lame yet so familiar as a Windows user of the 90s.

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    Comment #12113957

    Same. Although Youtube recommendations are very good at times.

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    Comment #12061943

    True. Here is the thing that works well in Austria: the ramen stage. The standard of living you can have on little income is phenomenal. Hardly a country like it. The trick is to k…

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    Comment #12027502

    The term is certainly no exaggeration if you look at what an autopilot does in a plane. Keep attitude, maybe turn to next waypoint. All in all super primitive to what a Tesla does.…

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    Comment #11861133

    Always was so fascinated by this until I got my PPL. Now I just fly and wonder why I was waiting for a mystical new machine. In retrospect it was just a weird mental block. Just go…

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    Comment #11846156

    relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNYcviXK4rg

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    Comment #11845934

    The amount of net-saleries don't tell you much about the standard of living you will have in a certain place. The expenses can be so radically different, especially if you think of…

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    Comment #11646655

    It would be more interesting to compare TTH (Time To Hitler) on different websites. Not sure reddit is a contender. Maybe look over to Fox news.

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    Comment #11541165

    I am a huge FreeCAD fan and use it quite a bit. For simple 3D printing projects I like it better than Rhino for example. Used it for the case of this oxygen system http://nortd.git…

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    Comment #11494920

    This is very much a study of bad vs good lighting.

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    Comment #11421495

    Can confirm, MIT people love to mention MIT.

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    Comment #11387657

    I am sure TAO has a rich portfolio of zero day exploits for iPhones. Still appaled how easily people took this stunt as proof the iPhone is not a surveillance end point.

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    Comment #11284389

    Made my own as well when I was interning at an othodontist. There is not really much tech required. You can simply cut apart the gypsum model tooth by tooth and align it perfectly …

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    Comment #11190373

    Either the guy hacked into the journalist's computer or the journalist is offendingly clueless about basic data hygene and does not even use transport encryption on his email.