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3 days ago
Yep, anything that induces an emotional reaction is up for grabs in this case. I also experience this.
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3 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Hi and welcome!
Posted in: Another Newbie
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3 days ago
Analysis drunkenninja
There's a biological reason why some people get chills down their spine when they listen to music and others don't
Some of us react more intensely to music than others. For some, listening to a certain track can send shivers down their spine, and goosebumps appear on their skin. According to a new study, published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, there's a deeper reason for this than some people simply appreciating music more than others. The researchers studied 20 students, half of which reported experiencing chills when listening to music. They used Diffusion Tensor Imaging ...
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5 days ago
Looks like a standard router assigned local IP. But yeah, wondering the same thing.
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5 days ago
Sure, I guess that's another way to look at it. Either way, promoting this type of behaviour and enabling this sort of voyeurism is not exactly what people wanted when they heard of the promise of bringing the world closer.
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5 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Shes not wrong. Social media the way it is today has reshaped our minds and created new social norms and standards. The only way to avoid being a victim is to seriously limit what you share and be extremely vigilant with your accounts. But yeah, petty... that's a good word for it, it all adds up in the end.
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5 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Finnish university's online AI course is open to everyone
Helsinki University in Finland has launched a course on artificial intelligence -- one that's completely free and open to everyone around the world. Unlike Carnegie Mellon's new undergrad degree in AI, which the institution created to train future experts in the field, Helsinki's offering is more of a beginner course for those who want to know more about it. A lot of tech giants like Google now have divisions working on artificial intelligence projects, and even whole non-tech ind...
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5 days ago
I meant it as a complement, it's a pretty well done video :D
Posted in: The Ghost Of You, llusionista Remix
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6 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
It's got a very "The Ring" type of vibe to the imagery in the video.
Posted in: The Ghost Of You, llusionista Remix
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6 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Barack and Michelle Obama Sign Netflix Production Deal
Netflix has secured a deal with former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama to produce series and movies for the streaming service. The former first couple will, according to an announcement Monday from the company, potentially work on scripted and unscripted series as well as docu-series, documentary films, and features under the multi-year deal.
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6 days ago
I get what they are trying to do, and there are likely some great reasons behind it, however... damn, that's hardcore.
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7 days ago
Video/Audio drunkenninja
Shaped by Time
Shaped by Time" is a time-lapse film that explores the power of nature through the erosion of the different landscapes. During thousands of years, the wind, the eruptions, the rain, the frost and the river waters, have shaped these wonderful landscapes, going beyond the natural and becoming artwork of monumental proportions.
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7 days ago
Hmm, dare I say, if they cannot decide to end their lives on their own terms because such an option is illegal in most places... their existence is now purely to keep them alive, and that is not exactly cheap.
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7 days ago
Pretty much, and they're not wrong... tough times over there in EU land.
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7 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Awesome! I would never go out of my way to hurt a spider unless it was in my bedroom or it was a dangerous species, luckily we don't have very many of those in Canada.
Posted in: Lucas the Spider - Giant Spider
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7 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Pretty Much All Tech Demos Are Fake as Hell
At Google I/O earlier this month, CEO Sundar Pichai showcased an experimental Google Assistant feature called Duplex which can make routine phone calls on your behalf. In one striking demo, the digital assistant called a hair salon and scheduled an appointment with an employee at the other end in a voice punctuated with the vocal tics of a real human.
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7 days ago
Expression drunkenninja
What Is Actually at Stake on ‘Westworld’?
There was a thrilling scene in a recent episode of Westworld. As “Virtù e Fortuna” began, we were given our first glimpse of another Delos park, this one apparently constructed to resemble the British Raj. Two new human characters, a man and a woman, met and, as so often happens in Westworld, soon spilled blood and swapped fluids.
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8 days ago
Thoughts and prayers also create a shield around those who are good, so the bad gun men can't get them. The only problem is, we need a LOT of thoughts and prayers for this to work. /s
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12 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
People are careful with their time considerably more now especially when it comes to so many additional forms of entertainment provided by smart phones, social media, mobile games, etc. If I have 1-2 hours of my life available to burn on a particular day and I'm faced with an archaic form of TV entertainment riddled with annoying commercials and low quality programming -- well then guess what... I'm definitely not going to tolerate it.
This is coming from someone that has long ago cancelled their traditional TV in favour of streaming.
Posted in: Why Traditional TV Is in Trouble
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12 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Tesla Model X breaks electric towing record by pulling a Qantas Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
As part of a publicity stunt by Qantas, a Tesla Model X P100D established a new Guinness World Record for the heaviest tow by an electric production passenger vehicle by towing a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. With a mere 5,000-lb rated capacity, the Tesla Model X is already the passenger electric vehicle with the highest towing capacity currently available on the market. But some owners have been pushing the capacity of the vehicle recently.
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13 days ago
Video/Audio drunkenninja
The Deadliest Being on Planet Earth – The Bacteriophage
A war has been raging for billions of years, killing trillions every single day, while we don’t even notice. This war involves the single deadliest being on our planet: The Bacteriophage.
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13 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Why the Discovery of Room-Temperature Superconductors Would Unleash Amazing Technologies
To date, most superconductor applications have been limited to situations where you can afford to cool the components of your system to close to absolute zero. But many physicists believe a room-temperature superconductor could exist—and they're searching for it. Such a discovery would unleash amazing new technologies.
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13 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Tesla is holding a hackathon to fix two problematic robot bottlenecks in Model 3 production
Over the last few weeks, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been showing a lot of confidence about fixing the problems that have created delays in the automaker’s Model 3 production ramp up.
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13 days ago
Actually, 430 kms/h is 267 mph! :D
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13 days ago
Analysis drunkenninja
We have ‘eyes in the back of the head,’ study shows
A team of Japanese scientists used a visual search experiment to prove humans have the ability to perceive things beyond the limits of the visual field. Our brain constructs a 360-degree world.
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