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by Doxin 3y ago
I'd still rather not be breathing someone else's used strawberry flavor though, regardless of health effects or lack thereof.
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by Doxin 3y ago
there's the extruded stuff which is MUCH less terrible in the flaking department. I'd still rather not have anything to do with it if possible.
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by Doxin 3y ago
I mean who's gonna stop em?
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by Doxin 3y ago
They make turf based fire starters which smell of not much at all, and burn much longer than those awful kerosene ones.
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by Doxin 3y ago
That list of python WTFs was mostly stuff where I was going WTF at the code before even looking what the result was. Stuff like having a try/except with a return in the except block and the finally block.
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by Doxin 3y ago
The obvious part is definitely lacking, but the long and short of it is basically to ignore all the newfangled solutions. They are much more trouble than they are worth. Just use pip with a venv and a requirements.txt (easier) or a pyprojec
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by Doxin 3y ago
mashed potatoes with kale isn't too bad. Especially if you add very small chunks of salted meat. It's definitely not as amazing and versatile as popular culture makes it out to be though.
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by Doxin 3y ago
All dutch laws start with "Wij Beatrix, bij de gratie Gods, Koningin der Nederlanden, Prinses van Oranje-Nassau, enz. enz. enz." (or equivalent for different kings/queens) which translates to "We Beatrix, by the grace of
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by Doxin 3y ago
Never mind that being "thrown clear" involves breaking the windshield with your skull. Not pleasant under the best of conditions.
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by Doxin 3y ago
They require some creative interpreting at the very least :P
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by Doxin 3y ago
The questions aren't quite gibberish, but they sure tried hard to make the meaning opaque. > Lines don't go around things Sure they do, just not straight lines. > Draw 3 circles, one inside the other Yeah not sure what the
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by Doxin 3y ago
From what I hear a lot of audio techs wear Alpine MusicSafe Pros, so if anything wearing ear plugs will make the music sound better since you're matching what you're hearing to what the audio tech is hearing. I got myself a pair a
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by Doxin 3y ago
#3 is why e.g. cows are more sensitive to lightning than humans. They have a higher step potential by default. It's also why the modern advice for surviving lightning in an open field is to squat with your feet together instead of lyin
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by Doxin 3y ago
The real hack with the 360 with that issue was to wrap it in towels and turn it on so it'd cook and reflow itself. Absolutely bonkers that trick worked for anyone at all, let alone for enough people for it to be a "thing".
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by Doxin 3y ago
You're sort of forced into it too. The only thing more awkward than striking up conversation with a stranger is not striking up a conversation while your dogs are busy sniffing eachothers butts.
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by Doxin 3y ago
Let's not forget to praise the adult here for seeing possibilities, instead of impossibilities, either! Plenty of parents would find plenty of reasons why such a thing would be impossible.
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by Doxin 3y ago
We're surprisingly un-individualistic when it comes down to sea defense. This shows in things like the elections for the part of government that does water management and dyke maintenance: all the parties agree on pretty much everythin
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by Doxin 3y ago
> The place for solar thermal is probably ease of maintenance. Can vouch for this. We've gone through three water heaters and a bunch of maintenance on those, and in the same time the solar collector has been replaced zero times and
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by Doxin 3y ago
There's a reason shouting "m'n fiets terug"[0] at Germans has only somewhat recently stopped happening as much. [0] translates roughly to "Give me my bicycle back"
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by Doxin 3y ago
There's all sorts. There's definitely proteins that do single steps like that, but also proteins that do more complex sequences of steps. Sometimes the more complex proteins are assisted by signaling proteins and whatnot. I can&#x
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by Doxin 3y ago
Honestly I'd call testing stable, and stable something like "rock solid" or whatnot. Testing is for sure plenty stable for day-to-day desktop use.
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by Doxin 3y ago
What you're actually describing there is how Mastodon works. Twitter has been "algorithmic" for the longest time now and will show you whatever it thinks you should see.
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by Doxin 3y ago
A well adjusted person would not answer ridiculous challenges.
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by Doxin 3y ago
Ah yes, you could pay the people who are hitting you to stop hitting you.
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by Doxin 3y ago
> The boiling point of lead is too high (1700 deg C) for it to be vapourised during soldering. You will definitely be getting lead dust on your hands when working with lead solder though. Hopefully most people are smart enough to wash
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by Doxin 3y ago
I honestly think debian does itself a disservice with calling testing testing. Testing is what any other distro would call stable, and stable is the sort of stable you need for running nuclear reactors and the like. How many people installe
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by Doxin 3y ago
I feel like a lot of people are conflating "work ethic" with "works a lot". Sure EU workers tend to work less than US workers, but I'd be very surprised if their work ethic during work hours is any worse.
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by Doxin 3y ago
IKEA sells <$10 bulbs that in my experience basically don't break at all either. Quite nice CRI too.
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by Doxin 3y ago
Proteins do everything . Proteins are basically organic nanobots. It's some really wild stuff.
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by Doxin 3y ago
This[0] site is a good jumping-off point for people interested in getting started playing Core War. It's a surprisingly deep game and it's significantly tricky to get a place on the various King Of The Hill servers. There's a

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