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tonymillion

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    Comment #49048490

    The fact there is still coal(and oil) in the ground pretty much rules out any "advanced" industrialized civilization that came before us. I also use the Carboniferous Period as a m…

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    Comment #48862719

    > Thats’s comparable to a single strand of spaghetti holding up about 3,300 one-pound bags of sugar Is that cooked or raw spaghetti?

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    Comment #48796338

    Or the Nixie [1] (actually nixie was earlier, but went out of business in 2017) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixie_Labs_Nixie

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    Comment #48662839

    Life imitates art imitating life: The story [1] of the Brontosaurus is an interesting one... [1] https://obscuredinosaurfacts.com/blog/post/2019/08/31/bronto...

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    Comment #47817378

    Except it’s not… https://codeberg.org/EtchedPixels/FUZIX

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    Comment #46976605

    I believe Microsoft of all people solved this a while ago by using the gyroscope in a phone to produce a de-blur kernel that cleaned up the image. Its somewhere here: https://www.m…

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    Comment #46832197

    That almost looks like a scene from half-life 2

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    Comment #45493584

    Or… and bear with me on this… They could just read your text message and browser history

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    Comment #45302570

    That actually happened with texts to a grandmothers phone number that was (eventually) reassigned. https://www.the-independent.com/news/uk/home-news/family-sho...

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    Comment #44730101

    Honestly, the first article about peacock feathers having laser cavities was far more interesting and completely distracted me from the "Cat facts vs AI conundrum" article.

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    Comment #44642922

    The best use of the SMS in the MacBook… or should I say SMACKbook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uvQTTPr9Rw

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    Comment #44425792

    Schizophrenia is the price we pay for owning a Cat https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38041862/

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    Comment #44024910

    And let’s not forget “Ken Lee” https://youtu.be/vUAaHkGpJy8

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    Comment #43676223

    At that point you’re almost, but not quite into the realm of “forth”

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    Comment #43016701

    Amphetamine Dopamine Ketamine Now thats a party! (and as I said in another reply) Strychnine

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    Comment #43016421

    Strychnine side note: It kills you by making all your muscles tense so strongly that you can't breath any more. The muscles in your face tense in a way that it gives you whats call…

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    Comment #42996841

    Or just put mirrors on the ground to reflect the sunlight back out /s

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    Comment #39995042

    Also doesn’t help that it’s actual name is “Worcestershire sauce” which is even more difficult to say.

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    Comment #37527852

    Enjoy your toxoplasmosis, and subsequent schizophrenic symptoms… but at least your cats got to hunt all the diseased rats they like, right?

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    Comment #37469726

    It would still be encoded, assuming your (analogue) POTS call traversed more than one exchange then it would have been coded to g.711 (ulaw or alaw) for that inter-exchange. Althou…

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    Comment #37463768

    What about megatron and sound wave… and in fact most of the decepticons Transformers: Robots in disguise!

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    Comment #37463608

    This kind of question is meaningless, and I’m pretty sure it comes from the old view of neurons being somewhat akin to a 1-1 or many-1 digital switch (it isn’t). In fact, we curren…

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    Comment #37463292

    Considering they’re superconductors cooled by liquid helium there’s not a lot of scope for “cool-off” lol

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    Comment #37462256

    Also in the production of Sodium batteries, which while significantly lower in energy density compared to Lithium, they have bigger cycle counts (and as such are/can be used to buf…

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    Comment #37452367

    And your point is? Diamonds are a cartel backed, price gouged, selectively distributed, commodity whose only production cost is digging them out of the ground. On top of that they …