FooHentai

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by FooHentai 5y ago
I guess the risks here are that the paper cooks off or crisps up over time, the tape plastic or glue melts into the cooler, or the loop becomes dislodged and jams into a fan somewhere, causing an overheat. 3d printed rings might be a good,
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by FooHentai 5y ago
I love our Leaf but ProPilot isn't that great, very much version 0.1 of something that might be less crap in future. The adaptive cruise control bit is fantastic but lane following only works when you're on very well marked roads
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by FooHentai 5y ago
24 on the main quiz, 27 including the bonus questions. It helped that the full moon was last night, the sun only just set, and I live almost directly on top of a fault line to the point that the park down the road has a prominent ridge with
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by FooHentai 5y ago
At one of the datacenters I used to work in regularly the SAN engineers were always up for demonstrating the base isolation of their Hitachi storage array - The whole thing sat on a plate atop a ball-bearing pit, and could be shoved about a
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by FooHentai 5y ago
That looks awesome, had no idea. Thanks for the link!
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>The major issue was not being able to see the keyboard. I came to the conclusion that this was THE issue holding VR productivity (and gaming) back, after a few weeks of using the Quest 2. The passthrough feature they have is like a v0.1
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>If you were to send a time capsule forward with the recipes to remake our modern world, including eUV technology. How would you do it? Acknowledging that I'm being edgy here... "What do you get the man who has everything? Migh
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Huh. I never realized until this moment just how much I want to wear a work shirt that identifies me as 'Misty' from Theranos.
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by FooHentai 5y ago
It originated in the British Royal Air Force where an imperfectly-executed loop-de-loop would go 'pear shaped' instead of round as intended. Interestingly it then played off the British tendency for understatement so that somethin
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by FooHentai 5y ago
I agree with your point in principle but there are numerous examples where this kind of approach reaches major roadblocks. If you have limited energy generating capacity and that energy is depended upon for life essentials (e.g. heat, light
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by FooHentai 5y ago
It stays in place and is comfortable with the 'elite strap' accessory, can't say for the default one it ships with. IMO it should be standard. Brow sweat is a problem, but new units all ship with foam + silicone rather than j
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by FooHentai 5y ago
It has an obvious flaw, aside from being super annoying - just leave the queue and rejoin in front of the other person. Then they'll do the same to you. Get it going fast enough and perhaps the spin will generate free energy.
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Not sure I see what you're seeing - Account created in early 2020, only started posting 9 months ago, all posts in QAnonCasualties.
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Ubisoft have been on my personal veto list for years for a host of reasons. Dreadful launcher, bland padded-out content, lack of after-launch updates, key activation problems. The juice was consistently not worth the squeeze, so I just don&
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by FooHentai 5y ago
(I think) very few people intrinsically want to work for someone else, in pursuit of someone elses goals, for monetary compensation. Most people do that because the monetary compensation allows them to meet their basic needs and pursue thei
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by FooHentai 5y ago
On the seeds front, you really have to be practicing growing food from seed for several years before depending on them for basic caloric needs - after a few years of providing a fraction of our household calories on the property I can see t
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by FooHentai 5y ago
I mean you can (and I have) etch your own circuit boards, but that's obviously not at the scale you need for anything other than primitive processing (70s 8-bit at MHz scale), and even then you're just looking at the next layer do
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by FooHentai 5y ago
They seem to have become vogue for decorative purposes in the last few years, for stuff like bbq pit walls, windbreaks, and those faux gateway entrances that have no fenceline around them. Personally I think they look very ugly, and the tre
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>These developers typically lack the experience and the patience necessary to fix the system incrementally from within, so they usually propose a hard fork, or a rewrite in <new frontend framework>, or some other such shiny greenfi
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by FooHentai 5y ago
15 years ago we had Altiris SVS, which I believe did the same or very similar. Wonder whatever happened to that...
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Settings -> Libraries -> Add -> Type 'Other Videos' should do it. Though if anything's matched and you would prefer it to have other info showing, you can hit the pen icon for the item and manually enter fields.
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>If I import something its scanners cant' scrape metadata for, it might as well not even exist. Its not displayed to me at all. I have to fiddle with title and re-scan until its metatdata scraper finally realizes what it is. You can
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>What is produced by the forest is consumed by the forest. We don't want a closed system, we want a system we can tap into and feed our million-people cities. I'm increasingly of the mind that humans viewing themselves as apart
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Agree with everything you said, but to me one key piece of the minecraft ecosystem rules it out as a meta verse contender - every one of those permutations you mentioned drops players into their own isolated environment which does not inter
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Better, but a major breakthrough on multiple fronts is required. The lightest headset with fantastic resolution and response still won’t make the cut for widespread adoption IMO. You need to crack input/control as well as real life&#x
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by FooHentai 5y ago
A key difference is the iPhone massively reduced the friction of mobile access to Internet services; that's the secret sauce which gained it huge adoption with the general public - Many commentators did not perceive this up front, and
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by FooHentai 5y ago
What does that look like, in practice? You have a family of four, and the father dies suddenly. What happens to the house? The wife re-marries, dies, and the second husband re-marries. At what point is this 'reset' occurring? To w
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by FooHentai 5y ago
>It argues that increasing EROI has led to decreased economic growth Decreasing, not increasing. EROI = The amount of usable energy delivered from an energy source versus the amount of energy used to get that energy resource. So if we co
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by FooHentai 5y ago
It's interesting how a comment can be so differently interpreted depending on what you extrapolate from the term 'collapse'. It might conjur up preppers spouting about TEOTWAWKI, WROL, and SHTF as they lock down in their bunk
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by FooHentai 5y ago
Funny, I found Hobb (Assassin trilogy) torturous and Watts (Rifters) quite easy to read.

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