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NamTaf
8y ago
Ditto. I now try not to binge on pasta or whatnot, and I find that I don't get that same carb-full grim satisfaction afterwards, but I also don't then feel bloated and heavy either.
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8y ago
Walking home every day. It's about an hour or so, vs my 20 mins on public transport, but it's become a good time of meditative reflection and has provided me with some fitness benefits. It's also time I'd otherwise spend
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NamTaf
8y ago
To be honest I'm not particularly surprised that there's a religious undercurrent to them. I don't exactly know how to quantify it, but as an outsider that's just sort of how I'd expect US propaganda posters to be.
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NamTaf
8y ago
We use the spelling datum/data. We pronounce it 'dar-ta' not 'day-taa'. I want to say we pronounce it 'day-tum' not 'dar-tum' but both sound fine to me, possibly thanks to all of the exported Ame
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8y ago
I can't agree enough. Python baked in would be a dream come true.
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8y ago
"The Seawolf was almost lost during one of these missions—it was stranded on the bottom after a storm and almost had to use its self-destruct charges to scuttle the ship with her crew." Does this imply that they made the whole c
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8y ago
A mate of mine here in Australia recently moved apartment and wanted to flip a whole heap of her stuff (bed frame, lounges, etc.) to downsize. She was using gumtree (the traditional 'I need to sell a lounge/fridge/etc. site u
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8y ago
I get and somewhat agree with your point, but on the flipside, excluding certain types of data means that companies will focus on abusing them to skirt regulations. I can see why they just went all-in on the types of data that are consider
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NamTaf
9y ago
Yes. My AU credit cards - both Amex and a local bank-issued one via Citibank(?) - allow me to change my PIN through my online account settings. I use my credit card exactly as I use my debit card - tap for paypass/paywave if under AUD$
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NamTaf
9y ago
If even that. You're usually hard-pressed to find people who charge a transaction fee (that is, not built into the price of the goods/service). I can think of a handful I encounter with any level of semi-regularity.
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NamTaf
9y ago
Sorry for the late response: to Internode (192.231.203.132) I get 36 ms. This is all on (rather terrible) ADSL 2+
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NamTaf
9y ago
FB seems to have (rightly) realised that this is one of those 'just because we can, doesn't mean we should' cases, especially given the current situation. It's a bit of a non-story, and if I squint I can see the possible
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9y ago
I'm getting ~40-50ms on both on Internode from Brisbane.
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NamTaf
9y ago
This is a really amusing comment after watching the 9-12 minute segment of the video. :) For what it's worth, I very rarely run into cheaters. I couldn't specifically identify the last time I ran into one, in fact.
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9y ago
Agreed. I was doing an derailment investigation a number of years ago which involved digging through event recorder logfiles. The event recorder is such that it writes an entry every second but only updates GPS 20 seconds, so it writes GPS
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NamTaf
9y ago
Yes. Here's some info on his setup. It tracked the motion of his cheek, which he could still control, to stop on a letter. It scanned through the alphabet and he had to pull it up at the right time. http://www.hawking.org.uk
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9y ago
Fashion is one of the few remaining industries where obsolutely zero consideration is given to environmental impact when designing and producing clothes. This isn't just a poor country thing where they make clothes in a enviornmentall
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NamTaf
9y ago
I'm not nearly interesting enough to anyone besides myself for anything that doesn't already have a controlled exfiltration path to need one. My assets will go to various parties if/when I drop off and the rest of it is so un
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NamTaf
9y ago
Conversely, I like that it doesn't waste my data if I only get 1/2 way through an article and have to close it because I'm out and about and the world around me may interrupt me reading something on my phone.
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9y ago
Your edit picked up on exactly what I was going to reply with letting you know until I saw you already got there. Expanding on it, you can 'copy image location' (at least in FF) to get the original image URL, and you can also midd
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9y ago
Brisbane, Australia already charges peak vs off-peak rates with off-peak being 80% of the peak rate. Peak hours are 6:00am-8:30am and 3:30pm-7:00pm Monday-Friday. Non-front-facing government jobs are also generally somewhat flexible in star
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NamTaf
9y ago
FEA, at its base, is solving for [x] in [F] = [k][x] where F is your input forces on a structure, k is the stiffness matrix and x is the resultant displacement, which when combined with material properties produces a strain matrix and there
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9y ago
If you ever get to go to to the south-west of Belgium and visit Ypres, there is an absolutely fantastic exhibit on the Great War in the Cloth Hall. The first part of it describes the late 1800s extreme nationalism and build-up to the war wi
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NamTaf
9y ago
I'm not sure how I feel about this number-to-name lookup system. instant inter-bank transfers are well overdue and in theory being able to verify where you're sending cash is lovely but it's definitely a double-edged sword.
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9y ago
Not so much at release. Big titles at release will match, more or less, their store counterparts in cost. The discrepency only appears after some time, when Steam pushes for discounts to older titles to maintain sales whereas the store simp
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9y ago
This involved producing a state vector of 500 elements and evaluating the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a 500x500 matrix on a CDC 3500 computer with approximately 35k of memory. To invert the matrix, he would need to read in a handful of
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9y ago
What's the downside to having 128 bits over 64? I'm not familiar enough with file systems to know, so I'm left wondering if there's any downside to oversizing the hammer for the nail?
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9y ago
My intended goal was to evade the GFW for a two week work trip, whereafter I was deleting the droplet anyway. I didn't know what protocols would be effective against the GFW and have neither the time nor capacity to set these up manual
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9y ago
Sorry you're right, I added that 'no one uses it' comment on afterwards in reference to the Mega- prefix and in my exhausted state didn't parse the milli- version which indeed people do use. Per my latter comment, it
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9y ago
No, it's supposed to be used just like others, it just has a prefix at its 'base' unit. Milligram and Megagram would indeed be technically right, but no one uses it (edit: in the case of megagram, thanks daveguy). I suspect t
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