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by Y-bar 4mo ago
I mostly wash in 35C (expect underwear), so yes I do that. The high temp was to illustrate that linen is one of the easiest garments to wash because you never have to worry about accidentally throwing it into a batch of very dirty clothes a
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Sweden appear to have the same trajectory: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/sapmi/fastingar-finns-nu-over-hel... (run article through your translator of choice)
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
How is it really more complicated in the laundry? Most of my linen can do 60C washing cycle (”hot” I think it is called in USA) which is pretty much ”throw it in there with similar colours and forget about it” territory. The wrinkles are a
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
It is definitely an economic one. I occasionally help on a sheep farm which has not been attacked. But colleagues on farms in neighbouring counties have had sheep killed by local wolves. Even if they publicly claim they they lost a lot of m
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
How many more times do I have to add variations of ”do not run any commands for the application without first entering the running container at `docker compose …`” to my AGENTS.md before it learns that node and phpunit is not available outs
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
A private company based in Denmark is seeing a business opportunity on the open electricity market when neighbouring countries are deliberately slow. Because Sweden and Germany and Netherlands all have very high electricity prices due to st
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Australia is at about 3,5 persons per square kilometre and as you say one of the most sparsely populated countries on earth. Compare to for example Denmark at 149 persons per square kilometre. Denmark needs about 35 TWh per year in electric
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Most of the time that dentist is more alike JFK Jr than Alfred Wegener, unfortunately.
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
ImageOptim seems mostly done though. What more does it need to do compared to what it claims to do?
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
> Are you serious? That is pretty naive! Strange. I only see working class people building roads here. Show me a picture of a billionaire building a road.
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
> The rich have built roads No, the working class built the roads. > infrastructure No, the workers built the infrastructure. > done research No, the academics and researchers did that. > improve QoL for everyone Explain how Put
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Did anyone see an anime avatar flash by for a fraction of a second before the content loaded? What was that?
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
I have seen this line of thinking before. ”Your honour, but the girl didn’t resist very much, so she must bear part of the blame for what I did to her”.
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
If you look at both past and modern-day equivalents you will see that the rich do buy enough people to work as safety troops. The reason why Putin or Kim Jong Un is not dead a long time ago is that enough of the ruling upper middle class ha
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
The rich, who have disproportionately contributed to the current crisis can buy and relocate to safety, while the poor will be hit the hardest.
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
They work okay on straight roads with no median. But often fail in these cases: - cresting a hill. Normal people can see the cone of light from the approaching car and often turn classic high beams down before it blinds fellow drivers. Thes
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Performance was so-so, some minor degradations on my Studio. No change comparing today to half a year ago. But my Apple TV 4K 2nd Generation turned into a 15 fps mess until I turned off the worst parts of transparency effects.
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
Multiple things can be true: We could be holding it wrong, and Jobs be correct to point out that many rival phones at the time literally had manuals dictating how to hold their phones to avoid reception issues. The antenna designer could ha
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
I work (and always has) in the private sector and we can be even better at ending up over budget and be even later at delivery. I don’t believe for a moment that the government has a monopoly on underachieving!
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by Y-bar 4mo ago
> The founders believed in private property rights as much as free speech This explains why Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty happily destroyed private property in the Boston Tea Party.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
Tldr: Repelln’t.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
Well… Europe do require the accept and deny options to both be equally visible and accessible, see for example this week-old court ruling: > Administrative Court (BVwG), thereby upholding a decision made by the Austrian Data Protection A
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
That’s not a Carte Blanche that forbids the government from everything. The government can compel speech from food and other producers to print content and nutritional labels on their products. The government can compel speech on a yearly b
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
I will openly hate on Swedish snusers until they stop littering their pouches and cakes every-damn-where. Some of those guys even throw it onto indoor ceilings. It’s disgusting.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
> “There is a fear in your generation that the future has already been written, that the machines are coming, that the jobs are evaporating, that the climate is breaking, that politics are fractured, and that you are inheriting a mess th
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
I don’t consider that a good Wikipedia article because it does a bad job distinguishing between natural forests and mono-/bicultural plantations of which there are vast areas of here. It’s quite like calling wheat fields ”grasslands”.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
I’m in a location where Apple Maps is significantly better than Google’s. So I’m unsure if you mean ”it’s Apple Maps meme bad” or if you just mean ”it’s rather meh, could be better, could be worse”.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
My thought exactly. However, Apple’s developer documentation has never been particularly helpful, so I don’t blame very much for missing that.
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
Maybe this is the reason why I will never be a C-suite person. But if my product/service workforce became 20% more productive I would direct my sales department that we have more capacity to overtake our competitors and/or deliver
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by Y-bar 5mo ago
Judging by how much things jump around on the screen when I navigate from one view to another I agree.

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