I’ve just noticed I don’t have much to say here lately. Sorry about that. Not much is getting through the “Is it true, is it kind, is it necessary?” gates. Resist where you can, help where you can.
Ken in Harpswell
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Retired scientist and programmer. Chemistry & computers. Reformed sysop. My first computer had tubes. I live on an island in Maine, USA. Doggedly Democratic.
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It is pretty directly related to radon. The uranium is decaying to radon which then leaks out. I knew some guys who set off a security radiation detector because the balls they were bouncing off a granite wall at lunchtime sucked up enough radon to be detectable.
It is pretty directly related to radon. The uranium is decaying to radon which then leaks out. I knew some guys who set off a security radiation detector because the balls they were bouncing off a granite wall at lunchtime sucked up enough radon to be detectable.
MichaelCarter-Ruck partner prosecuted for ‘improper’ threat to sue
Claire Gill understood to be facing tribunal over letter attempting to silence victim of a huge fraud scheme
@jaykuo Simple plan: get cancer, get fired, lose coverage, die
@jsonstein Be happy. Mine produces mostly large rocks
@9to5Mac So we’ll have to buy a case to hold it. Great
@brianb You’ll get a good answer if you search for “free chemical drawing software”. My preference is ACD/ChemSketch which is free for many uses but it’s Windows only. For quick stuff the web-based NIH PubChem Sketcher will work anywhere.
luna, friend of eggbugYou know how spelling bees are largely an english-speaking thing, and that countries whose languages are phonetically consistent don't really have them?
I think about that a lot when I see people posting C++ brainteasers.