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GordonS
3y ago
Holy shit, how the hell did this ever become a product?! Absolute insanity.
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3y ago
IME not only does the size reduce by 20%, but the price also increases by 10-75%....
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3y ago
I tried some of this "salt alternative" recently, and... wow, you are not joking, that stuff is absolutely vile !
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3y ago
I have a 4 year old Xiaomi phone, which had excellent specs at the time of purchase. Now, phones with more impressive benchmark scores and cameras exist... but I'm not into gaming on my phone, and somehow the battery is still great, so
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3y ago
I'm not "strong" by any means, but I wouldn't say I was weak either; the problem is that I'm not lacking the strength to lift the kettle (or my own arms, for that matter), rather that lactic acid doesn't allow
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3y ago
I have CFS too, going on 8 years now. Small fibre neuropathy in my limbs too. Aside from pain management (opioids, ketamine, cannabis), I haven't found anything else to be helpful, and pacing was the opposite of helpful. You mentione
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3y ago
This looks really nice, but the main feature of Docker Swarm rather than, Docker Compose, is the ability to run on a cluster of servers, not just a single node.
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3y ago
Hasn't BMW being doing exactly that for several years now? I'm sure their strangely named "Connected Services" offered this for £10/m or so, around 10 years back.
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3y ago
I'm still salty about Amazon removing the IMDB forums :(
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3y ago
I think you're right. Hell, a lot of GenZ'ers find the very idea of billionaires to be abhorrent, let alone strive to become one. Can't say I disagree.
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3y ago
I should work if you set the URL to: about:blank
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3y ago
I currently have a large tower case. But even with such cases, it's typically really difficult to even get access to the PSU.
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3y ago
What's the current state of eGPUs these days? I had a quick look, and wow, there aren't many eGPU enclosures going about, and what there are, are expensive . I always saw them as intended for laptops rather than desktops - are th
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3y ago
> PC power supplies can be in the 2200W range already. What's wrong with that? I've been building PCs since I was a kid, and I'd still rather gouge my eyes out with a rusty spoon than have to change a PC power supply - i
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3y ago
I'd also be really keen on this.
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3y ago
IIRC you can set a PIN without fiddling with security settings or GPOs, but if you want to use a password instead of a PIN, then you've got to jump through some hoops to enable that. It always struck me as a very, very strange design c
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3y ago
It's certainly an improvement over ARM, but I was a little disappointed with Bicep when I recently used it for the first time - it's great for simple cases, but expressing logic makes things more verbose and 'icky' than
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3y ago
What about open core do you find unfair, or otherwise take umbrage with.
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3y ago
Huh, not sure why you'd think that? Seems to me like it's never been more popular.
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3y ago
Also the British news when money is spent on the poor: "Scamming Scavs with 17 Kids Showered with Tax-Payer's Money". Most British news outlets really are a scourge on our society.
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3y ago
You've summed up Blackpool perfectly! It really is a microcosm of Britain - a neglected, dilapidated shit-hole :(
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3y ago
It depends on the country. In the UK for example, medications are indeed licensed to treat certain conditions. Specialist doctors are able to prescribe off-label regardless, but most are reticent to do so.
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3y ago
I'm not saying the existence of a symptom (PEM) is as good as a diagnostic test; rather, in the absence of diagnostic tests, they are "enough" to diagnose CFS. And PEM isn't the only common symptom, there are others, suc
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3y ago
I participated in this, and would encourage others to do so. It's really easy: they send you a spit kit, you do it and post it back, simple as that.
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3y ago
PEM (post-exertional malaise) is a core symptom of ME/CFS, but I've never heard of it being a symptom of depression. IME it's more correct to say that depression can be a symptom of ME/CFS - having your life blow up can
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3y ago
> As such it is not better enough than IPv4 That's the crux of it. Sometimes I think we'd be better off forgetting about IPv6, and starting afresh with an IPv7 - something that provides a meaningful incentive to upgrade.
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3y ago
If they're planning on monetising, a LTD company is a pretty standard choice, isn't it?
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Not sure if I'm just not seeing it, but I can't find any information on pricing, or whether there's a free tier? (there's a "start for free" button, but that could mean anything, and it wants me to create an ac
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> While most Europeans receive some form secondary education they are pipelined at a young age into roles based on various factors that they are in no control of This is simply untrue. It might have been the case a century ago, but is ce
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Wolfenstein 3D in F#
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