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10y ago
The main thing is that we don't actually have a sink, and we're using the bathroom for washing dishes. We did get a dishrack with a tray, and that's going up on one of the shelves.
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3 dish bins in the bathroom, one with warm water with detergent, one with hot water, one with water with bleach for disinfecting. Didn't get around to figuring that out by the time I did that list, we're going to order those thing
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10y ago
whoops, usually read the comments first and then the article. my bad.
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10y ago
4sqm is just the kitchen, not the dining/living area. We want to be able to stow those away, and have folding tables. Edit: Living area is about 6sqm (3mx2m)
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10y ago
We're currently going for "tiny shithole". Trying to set up a full kitchen in <4sqm of space. Our current BOM for that is 1 x 15L Medical Wastebasket 1 x60x40cm Table 1 x Anti Slip Stickers 2 x 30x40cm
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10y ago
There's also the program called "Die Nette Toilette" (The nice toilet http://www.die-nette-toilette.de/ ) where the City pays Restaurants a fee for making their toilets public, which works out to 17.000EUR
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10y ago
That's how I learned English. Hung around on IRC a lot.
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10y ago
Just in case you care, it is "Es gibt mir Schadenfreude", and "Es macht mich schadenfreudig".
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10y ago
We measure cutting force using a very old baguette held at the Bureau international des poids et mesures.
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Flavor may suffer after a year, or 10. But there's no bacteria left to go through with the usual rotting process.
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One thing that's really useful is Weck Jars[0]. They're reusable glass jars with a rubber seal you put food in, then you boil them in water. This disinfects the food, and creates a hermetic seal. From what I've heard they
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10y ago
That's just plain violence and already illegal. You also have the right to defend yourself in those circumstances, and you don't need to have that kind of discussion all by yourself. I think some states go as far as letting you sh
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10y ago
Just as an example what taobao is so neat for, Temperature Controlled Outlet 33.3 RMB https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.13.t80P3i&id=536295296729&cm_id=140105335569ed55e27b&abbucket=4&skuI
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10y ago
That is pretty cool. Sadly iOS and Windows only, whereas I'm running Android and Linux.
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10y ago
It's still a cool prototype, and there's still cool stuff you could add. For instance, if I were to use my phone as an extra keyboard for shortcuts, etc., I'd probably have it tethered via USB. USB device identification shoul
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10y ago
This sounds kinda similar to Unified Remote.
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10y ago
It could have been so great, but wasn't meant to be. I got exited for a moment, and then my hopes were dashed. 49RMB for a zero is like cereal money. It's the price of 490g Kellogs Fruit Muesli on Taobao. There had to be a catch.
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10y ago
@supports will change your life, eventually.
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10y ago
How does that even work? How is there a market for that? How did they convince investors there is a market for that? How much CAN they grow? It's 20x as expensive as the highest cost item any tea stack should have, and that'd be t
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10y ago
I've personally have had a lot of fun abusing emoji/dingbats in curses TUIs. VOL〈▰▰▰▰▰▰▱▱▱▱〉
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10y ago
I use that to watch slow lectures at anywhere to 1.8x to 2.3x the speed. Turns a 40 minute lecture into a 20 minute lecture.
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It's 4999RMB on JD and Taobao, which is 737USD or 677EUR.
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Wasn't trying to imply you meant that. It's more that I could see where someone like that could come from, dismissing the Wikipedia article out of habit, especially if they've been involved with the project. Not backing it up
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My dad likes to dismiss Wikipedia, and he used to be an admin. They may just know how the sausage is made. His rule of thumb is "If it isn't a major article there's probably errors". His favorite example is that of an ar
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10y ago
I think that it's interesting that there is an etiquette developing on when which XKCD is appropriate.
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10y ago
Thinking about similar things, wanna chat?
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But the mean in education isn't all that great, is it? There's issues that stem from assumptions about education that were correct in the 14th century but have since become a bit dated. You can improve a system built on the wrong
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I think it's also flawed when applied to "anything". Realistically, you can only become "best" at a handful of things, even under relaxed scope. You cannot be best at all skills you require to function. However, it
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I wonder whether they incorporate these things into their ranking metrics already, similar to how they do their Quality Scores for Adwords.
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Also the actual headline and probably used tongue in cheek.
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