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by TheBicPen 2y ago
Why shouldn't it be free for frequent travelers then? If it has all these benefits, including lower overall cost, surely it makes sense to not disincentive its use by charging for it.
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
You could probably glue a flat magnet to the end of deadbolt and place a reed switch inside the box. Though you'd have to be careful to never apply force to the door as you're unlatching the deadbolt to avoid detaching the magnet.
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
Looks like they lost the booster
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
I believe the zoomer response to this is "bruh"
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
Fedora
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
As a requirement to watch Netflix? Yes, it is.
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
The 4th example at https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/variant/visit that uses a class template makes the feature a bit nicer, but still not as ergonomic as something like Rust.
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
Perhaps related, the first computer-assisted mathematics proof: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_color_theorem I'm sure that similar arguments for and against the proof apply here as well.
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by TheBicPen 2y ago
Sure, but it can be projected in a way that minimizes distortion of the current region you're looking at. 3D effectively allows you to choose the best projection from an infinite family of projections, while 2D restricts you to a singl
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by TheBicPen 5y ago
As a Discord user, I don't really understand this issue. In what way is having a single channel with content on every topic less overwhelming than having specific channels for individual topics? If I want to read about a specific topic