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- News - Reddit
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- Can you turn off xray? : r AmazonPrimeVideo - Reddit
Im watching a show and everytime i pause it, the xray feature that tell you who the actors are in the scene is spoiling the return and introduction of certain characters It ruins the suprise and i just want to turn it off but i dont know if you can any help is appreciated
- Recommendations for free online movie sites? : r Piracy - Reddit
Hiya folks! So, I’m planning on hosting some movie nights with my online friends, but the site i usually use was taken down due to copyright : ( do you have any recommendations for some sites I could use? Preferably nothing with any downloads Thank you :) Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best beavernuggetz • FMHY Reply reply black_hamma •
- New NUKEMAP features? : r nuclearweapons - Reddit
Just curious, as we enter into a new decade: what kinds of features would you find most interesting useful if they were added to NUKEMAP? I can't promise anything, but I'm always curious what others find interesting useful Things I've added in the last year or so: Fallout dose estimation (use the "probe" tool while showing fallout to see how much radiation you'd get in different structures
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- AMA: I am Alex Wellerstein, historian of science, creator of the . . .
I also am the creator of the NUKEMAP, a mashup nuclear weapons effects simulator, and have just this past week launched NUKEMAP2, which added much more sophisticated effects codes, fallout mapping, and casualty estimates (!!) for the first time, and NUKEMAP3D, which allows you to visualize nuclear explosions using the Google Earth API
- Nukemap - is it not known? : r nuclearweapons - Reddit
It's definitely known I've been using it for years as well :) What's not known is that the data is being used to determine possible future targets from a government AI that was acquired from a company called Cyberdyne or something like that Not sure what the government is calling the AI, though ;) It's a fun little tool I'd love to see one that expands on it Multiple warheads over a
- Is NukeMap accurate? : r LessCredibleDefence - Reddit
NUKEMAP is designed first and foremost to run very quickly in a web browser so that puts some limitations on its possible fidelity But as a back-of-the-envelope estimate it should be good-enough for most people's needs
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