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byDolphinzilla
ry 25, 2016 @09:12PM
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Attached to: Damage Report: LA Methane Leak Is One of the Worst Disasters In US History
So basically equivalent to the number of cars on the 405 in LA everyday -
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byDolphinzilla
02, 2015 @01:08PM
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Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Are Progressive Glasses a Mistake For Computer Users?
When I got my progressives I was put in front of a machine that analyzed the way I look at things, some people apparently move their eyes and heads in different proportions - the machine put up various targets at the periphery of my vision and used cameras to look at my eye and head movements which was then factored into my prescription. These glasses are the best I've ever owned and I use a computer with multiple large monitors every day. I'd say you need a different progressive lenses with a wider field of view since it looks like you want to move your eyes and not your head in such a situation - you might also try sitting further away from your monitors (you probably already tried that though)
Just my own experience - love my progressive lenses !
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byDolphinzilla
2014 @10:31PM
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Attached to: LAPD Gets Some Hand-Me-Down Drones From Seattle, Promises Discretion
The US House of Representatives passed H.R. 4660 yesterday, Rep,. Rush Holt (D-N.J) added a couple of amendments to this bill which prohibit local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies from purchasing or using unmanned aircraft based on privacy concerns....
So the next time a quad copter in the hands of a law enforcement agency could have potentially found a lost hiker, or monitored a wildfire etc.. I guess you're out of luck....
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byDolphinzilla
2014 @04:23PM
(#47137845)
Attached to: Solar Roadways Project Beats $1M Goal, Should Enter Production
I could not agree more - this idea has so many flaws and will not and cannot scale. You know what would make sense - putting solar panels on rooftops. I'll bet there is way more surface area covered by building roofs than there is roads AND the power is generated where it is needed and oh guess what, infrastructure to get the power on to the grid is already there, oh wait, the problem with this idea is that since its not roads the GOVERNMENT likely would not pay for it. Oh well, I don't know if anybody already said it but I guess there IS a sucker born every minute. I hope the nice couple that supposedly invented this really believes in what they are doing so at least its not blatant fraud....
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byDolphinzilla
13, 2014 @08:43PM
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Attached to: Engine Data Reveals That Flight 370 Flew On For Hours After It "Disappeared"
Actually air traffic control radars ARE radars, the transponder merely fills in the ID data (as a beacon as you said). Aircraft without transponders show up as unidentified targets with a heading, range, and speed. Transponders work are farther ranges because there is only a one way free space loss to the aircraft, when relying only on a radar "echo" the loss is both directions
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byDolphinzilla
6, 2013 @09:19AM
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Attached to: Why Protesters In Cairo Use Laser Pointers
you mean like I do with my cat ?
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byDolphinzilla
6, 2013 @08:47AM
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Attached to: Why Protesters In Cairo Use Laser Pointers
Anyone want to invest in a cataract treatment center in Cairo, they're going to need it in a few years...
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byDolphinzilla
2013 @11:31AM
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Attached to: 97% of Climate Science Papers Agree Global Warming Is Man-made
97% of pornography contains pictures of naked humans
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byDolphinzilla
2013 @12:52PM
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Attached to: Injured Man Is First Person Saved By a Police Drone In Canada
actually a valid point - not to mention Combat Search And Rescue (CSAR) missions, and convoy protection (stopping he convoy before getting to the roadside bomb) Global Hawk was used to provide surveillance of California wildfires to aid firefighters etc.. also likely saving lives. I think its awesome that the RCMP is using remotely piloted technology and it is cool it paid off in a tangible way of saving a life- but drones have save lots of lives in less visible ways
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byDolphinzilla
2013 @11:21AM
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Attached to: Injured Man Is First Person Saved By a Police Drone In Canada
I can assure you hundreds and maybe thousands of people have been saved by drones of all sizes and shapes - but possibly the first time a drone used by the police has saved a life...
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byDolphinzilla
2013 @08:28AM
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Attached to: Google Bumps Up Search a Notch With Google Nose BETA
somebody should come up with a ROT13 Goatse link as retaliation
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byDolphinzilla
r 25, 2012 @12:47PM
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Attached to: New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map
that was way better than my list - Astroglide - LOL
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byDolphinzilla
r 25, 2012 @11:14AM
(#42387715)
Attached to: New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map
maybe they should publish a list of homes with poisonous household chemicals, prescription drugs, swimming pools, razor blades, exposed A/C outlets, 6 foot ladders, ornamental samurai swords and anything else that might harm children... Do you not see how absurd this is ? IMHO this is utterly insane, it is NOT the same as publishing a list of registered sex offenders, protecting children from people is not the same as protecting them from objects. If your child goes over to a neighbors house its OK to ask them if they have guns and they are safe, in fact its YOUR responsibility as a parent !!
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byDolphinzilla
r 25, 2012 @10:57AM
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Attached to: New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map
oh and lets make sure criminals know where they can go to break in and steal guns - on the other hand maybe a lot of criminals will get shot and killed, I can only hope that such irresponsible journalism has visible consequences.
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byDolphinzilla
r 25, 2012 @10:53AM
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Attached to: New York Paper Uses Public Records To Publish Gun-Owner Map
lets give everyone another reason to buy guns on the black/gray market and not register them - that is utter stupidity
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