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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Carbon is not the only concern here, it is also excessive water use, excessive land use, higher logistics pressure on ports and such which can be reduced if these are made to a higher quality and a reduced quantity.
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Was the solution final?
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
I think perhaps Emacs does not support the `hidden` attribute? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... If you check the source (not the DOM) the actual content is loaded in `
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Hey! This looks great, and I appreciate the effort! But just opening the page at https://tui.hatchet.run/ causes my (admittedly old Intel i7 9700K) to spin up its fans and consume >30% of the CPU without me even doing an
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
What if I want answers with a pro-facts and pro-scientific bias?
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Certain areas can release more carbon than trees bind if there are trees there, for example peats (obviously not a desert) and tundras (more akin to a desert). These have often a lot of carbon bound in the ground which can be released.
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
This is a good point. We could extend it to computing devices: An adult gives a child access to a device, and now the adult is in the loop and takes responsibility. If said adult (parent, most often) want to automatically restrict certain a
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
You mean he harasses the people who are so entitled that when called out on their dangerous and illegal driving they get confrontational?
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
"Services Revenue must go up! If one ad network pays us 2% more use it!" -- Tim "Apple" Cook (paraphrased) Actual quote from a few days ago: > “Services also achieved an all-time revenue record, up 14 percent from a y
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Doesn't make it any better.
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
It was originally shortened in German from ”Antifaschistische Aktion” and ”Außerparlamentarische Opposition”. Then that carried over to other languages as a common name. Feel free to go back to the roots! ;)
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Which SPECIFIC persons are being silenced and which SPECIFIC topics were they attempting to speak on? It’s a huge diff between someone being ”silenced” for speaking their minds on bike paths versus being ”silenced” for indirectly or even di
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by Y-bar 8mo ago
Zoom has long been the most unsecure video/voice application. Remember how they installed an open web server on people's computers which could be accessed by anyone through the web? https://infosecwriteups.com/zoom
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
CENELEC Guide 29, referenced in EU harmonized standards sets burn thresholds: For brief contact (e.g., 1-3 seconds on adult-accessible parts), temperatures should stay below ~48-55°C depending on material; longer reflexive contact requires
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Now adjust for the severity of the infractions.
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
None. EU has no bank account. Fines are levied by member countries and their equivalent of the IRS and police collects them. Collecting these fines are a requirement to be a voting member of the EC, so any member state that fails to collect
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
> EU doesn't care about small / midsized companies because they don't have enough income to bother with. I am so very tempted to quote you sarcastically using mixed upper lower case text for how incredible wrong you are. Y
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Geothermal (and airbased) pumps theoretically do not have unlimited heating capacity. For example my pump (Daikin Altherma Geo 3) has a 180 litre water tank so it can ”only” supply 180 litres hot water at 65 degrees Celsius and takes about
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Please not that this was in relation to whether or not a general doctor saves lives… A lot of work is indirect. The Haber–Bosch process was never a two‑man mission to “feed the world.” Haber devised a laboratory method to fix nitrogen, and
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Not alone, but as a team I bet he did. Just as Fritz Haber did not personally save countless millions with his discovery, thousands of other people had to be involved there as well.
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Epstein was friendly with, and made more people smile, than he raped. Phil Spector produced music which meant a lot to a lot of people. Still a murderer. Harold Shipman Saved the lives of thousands, yet should always be labelled a mass murd
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
In addition to hardware support for more modern codecs, USB C seems to be an easy upgrade, it would also benefit from being able to detect frame rate to auto-switch for the HDMI (this likely needs hardware support).
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
PHP is also from Europe. Not sexy perhaps, but popular enough to mention.
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Don't worry, it's just a few shadows of the Vogon Construction fleet: https://scifi.fandom.com/wiki/Vogon_Constructor_Fleet
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
You see that I used the weights including batteries for all but the minidisc player which is specced at 144g including those, right?
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Yes, it seems you are correct. For example this one is 180g including batteries: https://www.1001hifi.info/2025/01/sony-wm-20-1983-worlds-sma... Though I stand by my implied argument that older devices were not as
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
240 grams is twice as heavy as for example an average minidisc player ( https://www.minidisc.wiki/equipment/sony/portable/mz-g750 ) which could often weigh less than 100g. The very first cassette Walkman was ab
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Germany isn’t required to keep a log book? In Netherlands we had to keep details on clock, distance, driver, and reason for all use of the company vehicles.
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
I experience at least five of those bugs daily and it makes me so frustrated: Hotspot, airdrop, mail search, corner drag, text selection.
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by Y-bar 9mo ago
Let's not underestimate the ability of Fox News, Peter Thiel, Turning Point USA, Newsmax, Truth Social, and Elon Musk's Twitter to manufacture a enough of a cult. Recent example is how they are using Erika Kirk (she appears to pla

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