Doxin

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by Doxin 1y ago
Homemade jam, and some commercial jams will keep at room temperature for a looooong time. The main form of spoilage is mold growth, so try to keep the lid on as much as possible. Close the lid back before you spread the jam on your bread.
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by Doxin 1y ago
Possibly packaging too? though lately that has improved to the point where I'd not really consider it ossified at all.
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by Doxin 1y ago
The base game itself is still fine . It's paid servers where things start going awry. It's almost like getting money involved in things has a tendency to corrupt those things.
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by Doxin 1y ago
I thought it was a fairly well known thing that rough wounds heal faster than very neatly sliced wounds, though now that I think about it I don't know where I picked that up.
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by Doxin 1y ago
I have clothes that have survived decades of wear and are still structurally completely intact. Any new clothes I buy will last one season at best before the fabric just disintegrates. There's a definite change in fabric quality goin
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by Doxin 1y ago
Oh no definitely, but you can still intend to do one and not intend to do the other. For example due to stupidity, or due to not understanding the risk, etc.
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by Doxin 1y ago
"Mens rea" is generally a lower bar than what "intent" means in common usage. Mens rea is refers to the intent to take a specific action. Intent in common usage refers to the intent to cause a specific outcome. For dru
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by Doxin 1y ago
Good thing there's the DMD and GDC compilers too then
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by Doxin 1y ago
> Faster, smoother, quieter One of the things you see where I live is they pave roads with lower speed limits with rougher surfaces. You can drive 60km/h on a 30km/h road, but it'll be very uncomfortable. People will d
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by Doxin 1y ago
FWIW I run firefox on linux too, and I don't have any trouble with cloudflare captchas. I get them every now and then but definitely not all the time.
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by Doxin 1y ago
Surely you can see that this isn't going to be about preventing autism?
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by Doxin 1y ago
Still better than OpenAI buying it though.
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by Doxin 1y ago
because /bĭ-kôz′, -kŭz′/ conjunction For the reason that;
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by Doxin 1y ago
Because if the title was at all likely it wouldn't've been formulated as a question but as a statement. It's not always correct of course but it's a better heuristic than it has any right to be.
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by Doxin 1y ago
Importantly the EU here is not trying to dictate how X behaves outside the EU. Only how it interacts with people in the EU. Seems fair enough to me that if you open a store front somewhere the local government gets to lay down the law on
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by Doxin 1y ago
I've just been told that it's not standard in North America, but it's definitely a standard feature where I'm at. I've got the cheapest IKEA dishwasher and it has that feature. Interesting cultural differences cro
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by Doxin 1y ago
Oh huh, that's pretty wild. Learned something new today!
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by Doxin 1y ago
> and totally didn't get in the way. Are you sure about that? My recollection is mostly clippy doing inane animations in the bottom right, with no real good way to turn him off. You could tell him to go away but by default he'd
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by Doxin 2y ago
re: 2: read all the docs, but don't memorize them. When faced with a question it's often enough to remember there are docs about the topic at all. If you don't know it exists you won't know to look it up.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Fun fact: you already can have a site that only has functional cookies without needing a cookie popup. Of course companies would really like you to accept advertising cookies, leading to the horrible state of every site now having a coo
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by Doxin 2y ago
re: hard water: your dishwasher has a setting for that. Set it correctly and make the dishwasher salt compartment isn't empty and your dishwasher will deal fine with hard water.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Of course they are very different things, I didn't mean to imply otherwise. I'm just drawing peoples attention to the parallels that do exist. > The reason why you'd pull the plug is because there is no prospect of survi
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by Doxin 2y ago
I mean that's already true to a degree. Pulling the plug on someone in a coma is a fairly normal thing. Unlike what you imagine a coma isn't a binary thing, there's degrees. When does it become okay to pull the plug?
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by Doxin 2y ago
Most, but not all[0] [0] https://www.dravenstales.ch/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/party...
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by Doxin 2y ago
> who'd want to work for the government? No one and I think that's the point. The current administration seems hell-bent on making corporations able to do whatever they please. Destroying government institutions is probably a g
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by Doxin 2y ago
And crucially don't actually conform to the standard. I don't think you can hold manufacturers being especially cheap against USB-C. As I recall it's a the lack of a single resistor that causes the issue.
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by Doxin 2y ago
> outside of enriching them with the spoils of my effort when I'm through For what it's worth, to me and I assume a lot of other people, this ruins the game. There's nothing I dislike more than getting invited to a surviva
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by Doxin 2y ago
I don't think publishers quite realize that they have to compete not only against each other but also against older games, which have crazy value compared to modern games. Titanfall 2 goes on sale for €5 very frequently, and is the b
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by Doxin 2y ago
> The effective pair wise tariff rate of these countries Only if you calculate them wrong. E.g. for the EU they included sales tax as a tariff, which makes no sense since that applies to ALL products. Domestic or otherwise.
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by Doxin 2y ago
The EURion constellation[0] is how that detection mostly works as I understand it. Neat bit of tech. It's real obvious on euro bills once you know what to look for. Fun fact: not all printers give a hoot about this pattern, so it'

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