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The 1900s

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  • I've always had my lower limit for how young I'd date as "she has to be older than my brother". But my brother is only 3 years younger than me so that's becoming less and less relevant as he's pushing into his mid 20s now haha

    • Mythbusters

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  • This is the big reason I have such strong feelings about pushing kids into a competitive space. Whether that's sports, chess, marching band, etc. Just as long as there is structured practice and then competition against another person or team.

    Because sports really will teach kids that no matter how hard you practice, sometimes you just won't win. And that's okay. The important thing isn't winning every time, it's getting back up and pushing even harder when you lose to win next time.

    Its a critically important thing for people to learn, and I can't think of a better and safer place than youth sports.

    • Voyager 1

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  • Its partially because there is only one set of antennas large enough to communicate with it, and that's only sometimes. Its called the Deep space network and it is very secure because it's used for many things, not just communicating with the Voyager probes.

    Second, you'd have to have very very intimate knowledge of the hardware, and programming language to even begin to hack it. And the people who do have that knowledge are very very passionate about their probes.

    So I guess technically the answer is yes. But practically, no.

    • Voyager 1

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    • Voyager 1

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  • Stop trying to make V'ger happen! Its not going to happen!

    • Voyager 1

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  • Yeah that's what the updates are for haha

    • And so it begins

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  • They're turning the fricken nukes gay now too!!!!

    • that about 1/1000 of your phones RF power output, and the distance is 384400km

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  • Omni-directional antennas?

    • Deposits should be held by the city. The landlord should be forced to prove they deserve it in a court of law.

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  • Do you not have security deposits where you are? That's strange honestly lol

    • Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable about many Americans constantly calling people "black" and "white" and making such a big thing about it?

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  • "okay we're not racist, were just discriminate on other things"

    • Android Self hosting

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  • Ah okay. The Chromecast thing is a killer feature I've been looking for, my media PC that I have now is pretty good, just doesn't have that one thing.

    • Homebrew Traffic Monitor Keeps Eyes On The Streets

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  • I mean those are all somewhat difficult to add in residential neighborhoods...

    • You are born in a city that has been walled off from the rest of the world, and you've been told your entire life that the outside is dangerous, do you think you would ever visit the outside world?

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  • Or pretty recent, The Silo. Its very good but it's mostly* only on APPLE TV

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    • Ultimate Steampunk. Canadian steam powered fusion

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  • Pencils are problematic in space and NASA didn't spend millions developing it

    Sorry had to "ahem actually" your joke :p

    • NASA, Yale, and Stanford Scientists Consider 'Scientific Exile,' French University Says

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  • I was in the Netherlands for a couple of years and it was great. I really want to move back but since I don't have a real degree, they probably won't give me a visa.

    Plus I have a dog and idk about moving him 1/3 of the way across the planet.

    • the perfect browser

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  • What about safari? Doesn't it still use webkit?

    • the perfect browser

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  • Comic review closed: please don't advertise identity politics

    • the perfect browser

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  • Yeah but GitHub defaults to GPL, so checkmate nerd 😎

    • I wonder if the "money can't buy you happiness" people ever lived in a car.

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  • I've also heard that this advice really only scales until you hit the cost of living price for your area, which supports your idea.

    Its not necessarily "money won't make you happier", it's more "poverty makes you sadder"

    • Certain hobbies set off warning bells

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  • so many magats on my trails

    Does this really surprise you? "Country folks" are much more likely to be regularly out in nature, more likely to be into fishing/hunting/camping, and more likely to run Conservative than the more Liberal urban folks.

    At least in my experience. Which is something that has me super confused about the national parks thing, cause conservative people routinely poll higher for usage of public lands. But then again I guess it shouldn't surprise me to see them shocked when they invite the leopard into their house.