TylerE

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by TylerE 6mo ago
You wouldn’t want to use a regular toilet even if you could, given how tight water margins are. Urine you can reclaim, feces not so much.
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by TylerE 6mo ago
There’s a difference between something inherent to a process, and something added for basically for marketing reasons that has minimal/no positive effect in actual functionality.
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by TylerE 6mo ago
Frankly, as an asthmatic I'd be 100% onboard with everything. There are plenty of scent free deodorants that work just fine, btw.
244.
by TylerE 6mo ago
Literally. It’s less than a week of profit for JD. Not income , _profit_.
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by TylerE 6mo ago
Using AI and a human byline is 100% cheating.
246.
by TylerE 7mo ago
Actually, it's not 40, it's 25, even worse.
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by TylerE 7mo ago
Why the simutrans folks decided on a weird hardcoded frame rate (40fps) that looks janky as hell on every single display ever I will never understand. Unplayable. instant motion sickness.
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by TylerE 8mo ago
You should follow your own advice. Their definition of "app store" is a mile wide: "(e) (1) “Covered application store” means a publicly available internet website, software application, online service, or platform that distr
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by TylerE 8mo ago
Except they don’t, because fighting a war requires congressional approval.
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by TylerE 8mo ago
Also, people lie. I don't trust what random users tell me, because years of tech support taught me that they're lying.
251.
by TylerE 8mo ago
And also that many of the channels people were insisting they don't want were actually paying for coverage, not charging for it. (Home shopping, religion, etc)
252.
by TylerE 8mo ago
No, that is absolutely 100% not micropayments, as the consumer is not paying per view/article/video whatever. They're paying a fixed fee and are not metered.
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by TylerE 8mo ago
I used the CPI
254.
by TylerE 8mo ago
That was actually a bad year, as that "free" $21 million represented a loss of about $30 million. $1.17 billion on Jan 1st 2016 is equivalent to $1.22 billion a year later due to inflation. So they would have had to generate $50 m
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by TylerE 8mo ago
All cars have required "chips" since OBDII was mandated in the early 90s. That ship has sailed around the world, returned to port, and sailed again.
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by TylerE 8mo ago
Amongst other bodily excretions
257.
by TylerE 9mo ago
Virtually all speedos read fast. The federal standards have a fairly high margin for being allowed to read high, and a zero margin for reading low. Thus speedos are more or less universally calibrated to read at least 5% high.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
We're living in a dystopia.
259.
by TylerE 9mo ago
Except the remote house keeper can be in some super locl 3rd world country where the prevailing wage is a few bucks a day.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
Low duty cycle. If one human can drive 20 robots, because most of them are sitting still most of The time, it starts to make sense. Vs a maid or butler that can obviously only really work one home at a time.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
85 year old movies are not exactly the cutting edge of pop culture.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
Isn’t that schema actually the opposite of poor for SQLite, since it stores everything as text internally?
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by TylerE 9mo ago
Personally I swing both ways. I love to just with, say, a basic sawtooth wave (honestly that, a little filter, and a basic ADSR gets you To many of the most iconic sounds of the 70s), but I do like presets so when I land in something really
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by TylerE 9mo ago
There are only so many OS kernels to be written. Nothing else is really low-level these days.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
And the minilogue scratches the "gazillion knobs and mostly true analog poly synth" for a pretty unbeatable price. Anything else around the same price is either mono only, or digital.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
Believe it or not some of us don't actually give a damn, we just want the fucking nags to go away.
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by TylerE 9mo ago
Bigger issue is that the engines need to be idled for a while anyway to get up to proper temps, etc. you don’t want to start the engines and jam them into full takeoff thrust 5 seconds later.
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by TylerE 10mo ago
If the price dropped, it would be even more in demand and reach equilibrium. Gold has several unique mechanical properties, being the most corrosion resistant metal and one of the most electrically conductive, as well as being able to be fl
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by TylerE 10mo ago
That is obviously false on it's face. If it were only worth pennies an ounce, numerous industries wouldn't be paying what they do for it. The fact that many industries value it at several thousand dollars an ounce is self-evident
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by TylerE 10mo ago
False. Gold and silver have intrinsic value beyond their use as currency.

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