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by Jolter 3y ago
If he heard it from someone who saw the UFO, doesn’t that mean the account was second-hand for him? First-hand would be reserved for the person who saw the UFO, wouldn’t it? (Maybe that’s why they put quotes around that term, or maybe I’m w
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by Jolter 3y ago
Most waxes melt at about body temperature. You’d be eating waxed popcorn.
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by Jolter 3y ago
whoosh
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by Jolter 3y ago
What would I drive until then?
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by Jolter 3y ago
If you do the math on the CO2, the emissions per passenger mile is significantly worse for a motorbike than for subway or bus -- regardless of the power source for the train or bus. But, again, I don't think this proposed fee/tax
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by Jolter 3y ago
It’s too easy to modify the exhaust on a motorcycle, so I don’t think this would be practical. Local laws here are very strict about noise levels, and vehicles are inspected regularly, yet still there are a lot of drivers with modified mach
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by Jolter 3y ago
Most motorbikes I’ve been near have had significantly more smelly exhaust than a modern car. I don’t think their catalytic converters are as efficient, or maybe they’ve been broken? Anyway, I don’t think the fees aim to improve pollution, j
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by Jolter 3y ago
I’d love to hear more about that. US unions seem broken in such interesting ways. Are they generally seen as a cost driver, apart from working to raise salaries and pensions?
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by Jolter 3y ago
What problem would you solve by a “drive twice, pay for five” scheme? I think that would incentivize people to drive more, not less.
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by Jolter 3y ago
I suppose you have a better idea for financing the investments, instead of congestion tax?
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by Jolter 3y ago
Why should motorcycles have a discount? How big should it be in your opinion, and why?
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by Jolter 3y ago
And do you suspect the taurine, or the caffeine?
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by Jolter 3y ago
You don’t play music, do you? It’s absolutely possible to learn a rhythm, groove or melody wrong, and to rehearse it until it sounds so right, the anything else sounds wrong to you. But your audience would notice.
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by Jolter 3y ago
I have not been a metal head for many years but my recollection is that the live albums and bootlegs have timing that varies all over the place. Especially on MoP and Battery, and a few other notable ones (The Four Horsemen) which have comp
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by Jolter 3y ago
Yes, but 1986 Metallica couldn’t. They took pride in playing Thrash Metal, not prog.
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by Jolter 3y ago
Lars Ulrich, the drummer of Metallica, is widely considered to a mediocre drummer, in terms of technique. His style is distinctive but cannot be called precise. The timing on Master of Puppets is likely due to a fluke during the songwriting
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by Jolter 3y ago
MobileSheets Pro for android is pretty nice. It’s not as polished in the UX department as ForScore, but it works really well and IMO it handles complex page sequences better than ForScore. In typical Android fashion, it exposes a bit too mu
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by Jolter 3y ago
Please consider renaming your protocol to something that is possible to Google for.
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by Jolter 3y ago
Permit me to quote the article you’re commenting on. > 10. Ataraxia (Greek: ἀταραξία) > Ataraxia literally translates as “unperturbedness”, but is generally considered as “imperturbability”, “equanimity”, or “tranquillity”.
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by Jolter 3y ago
I think they were worried about speed because it was a large ship, regardless of propulsion method. I believe that the longer a sailing ship is, the faster it can sail. This affects the construction/dimensioning. So this small boat wo
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by Jolter 3y ago
My post was about how the assumption that a yurt would be an improvement over current technology makes some weird assumptions. Like, that current army tents are square. I don’t think it’s my responsibility to read up on how foreign armies o
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by Jolter 3y ago
I don’t know the first thing about the US army, but several others have this figured out already. I’m Swedish and our tents have been round for … well I don’t know how long.
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by Jolter 3y ago
Militaries in various countries already use simple canvas tents when in the field. I don’t see how switching to a similar-looking yurt setup would be an improvement.
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by Jolter 3y ago
I think your question was phrased in a way that suggested you had not understood the article. The described system detects unused libraries and binaries, but does not seem to look for dead code paths in source files. Dead code path detectio
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by Jolter 3y ago
Just read the article. It’s not that long.
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by Jolter 4y ago
Yes. What are their nag screens about, if not to convince me as a free user to leave?
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by Jolter 4y ago
Then maybe Gradle should do what Maven does and disallow writing code in the configuration?
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by Jolter 4y ago
There are alternative front-end apps. Not for iPhone, because of course not, but Android has Newpipe at least. For desktop, I haven’t looked but sure there are some.
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by Jolter 4y ago
Sure but was society better off because those were patented as opposed to open (or secret)?
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by Jolter 4y ago
There are two maps on the same Wikipedia page that put the three mentioned countries in Eastern Europe. It’s still a useless term.

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