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5·2 hours agoI’m not sure it would matter. For all the posturing I believe that if Ukraine was in NATO and Russia invaded, nothing would have been different. There would be the same excuses that allowed everyone to ignore the Budapest accords.
6·8 hours agoCurrent systems aren’t based on Australian but incorporate ideas that have proven useful or correct like Opportunity Cost.
8·8 hours agoThe wires are for faster data transfer. Your phone connects wirelessly to the tower and the tower has ( but not necessarily ) higher speed wires to connect back to a hub that connects to other wires. Some towers connect wirelessly back to a hub.
6·9 hours agoNew Zealand?
61·20 hours agoYes! They don’t believe forking is good enough because his version of rsync is mainline. That’s why he thinks the rsync developer needs to give up his project to someone else.
I’m arguing right now with a user who things that the developer of rsync should either change how they write code or hand over their project to someone that meets their personal standards for how software should be written.
When the media was just 3 major networks, they had the power to say no to the government. These days their viewership is so low that they can be controlled by the government.
14·1 day agoYou need to move at a speed of 4km/s.
20·1 day agoIf a TV cost $60k, I’d bust out a wrench to fix it. It’s usually a blown capacitor that costs pennies to fix.
Booster bag.
the original conversion was from whales but the popularised version is with bacon rended
Reply to wrong post? Pint is 1/8th of gallon and gallon came from old Norman French with latin roots.
square inch of pounds
Pound force or Pound mass?
Are you a lunatic?
Yes I am American.
Yeah, that’s what I found. But that news is from over a year ago and says nothing about a flare being blocked by Proxima d.
Googling doesn’t show any recent news about Proxima flares.
That’s odd. I thought reduced food supply resulted in dwarfism like the tiny Wrangler island mammoths.
“According to Kleiber’s law,[16] the larger an animal gets, the more efficient its metabolism becomes; i.e., an animal’s basal metabolic rate scales to roughly the ¾ power of its mass. Under conditions of limited food supply, this may provide additional benefit to large size.”