If the global rare earth prices rise enough, or if China continues to try to manipulate its exports to ensure that products using rare earths are manufactured within its borders, then mines eleswhere will open.
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If the global rare earth prices rise enough, or if China continues to try to manipulate its exports to ensure that products using rare earths are manufactured within its borders, then mines eleswhere will open.
Some people, when confronted with a problem,
think "I know, I'll use regular expressions."
Now they have two problems.
- Jamie ZawinskiNTP deliberately makes only very tiny changes gradually when adjusting clock time backwards. Automatic updates also normally abort if the time difference would be more than 1000s (~16m). This is all fairly well-documented.
I feel pretty confident in saying that the people who spend big bucks on computer gaming are mostly not giving two shits about Linux while they do it. SteamOS and general Linux gaming is pretty decent these days but still... if you are a hardcore gamer, odds are overwhelming that you are running Windows.
No matter what model of stove or pot or starting temperature you have, water boils at 100C* . If the water is supposed to be boiling the whole time, the 5-minute cook time is completely repeatable.
You understand that it is physically impossible to have liquid water above 100C without applying pressure, yes?
* Depending on atmospheric pressure.
I mean, really, do
No Fifth Amendment protection against ANYONE ELSE using your words against you
and If you say it to a friend, your boss, a cab driver, or on social media, your words are FAIR GAME
really need two separate boxes?Could've fooled me. Completely obscure to a first-time visitor to the site.
"Food used to spoil in refrigerated containers but now it doesn't because of science." OK, but there's almost no elaboration about what was changed. "They pack things differently and cool from below" seems a somewhat inadequate payoff.
So, photocopiers are a bad idea? Because that's what that is.
While the author's conclusion is not necessarily wrong, this is very much a case of selective bias.
Heh.
Doom 3 and previous Unreal engines had scripting languages; even the first moddable FPS engine, Quake, had a 'scripting language' of sorts -- Quake C, a sort of subset of C. id software turned back to pure code with the Quake 4 engine, however, recognizing the mistake that introducing the overhead of script-vs-code, and the limitations of scripts, outweighs any gains from being "easier to edit".
And, presumably, cracking hashes!