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3y ago
For a while when I was younger I could sometimes hear a steam train when trying to sleep. I had no illusions that it was from outside however, and the rhythm synced to my heartrate. It turned out that I had an undiscovered hole in on of my
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3y ago
Let's all go back to Slashdot.
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3y ago
Personally most my moves away from online platforms over the last 3 decades years have been been because community owners have massively fucked up. I think Digg did it worst.
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3y ago
Being taxed higher doesn't make everyone feel as they're treated bad. Just so you hear another perspective.
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3y ago
It's not just the Titanium, they have also launched 1650 and 1660 in between the 20s and 30s generation, and then you have the SUPER, TI and Foundation models. AMD could also do better.
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European Commission ask Nintendo to repair controllers
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4y ago
Have a look at bookstack
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4y ago
It's up to you what type of harddrive you order in your servers. So I guess you can blame your own team for ordering consumer sata?
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4y ago
If you are happy not surfing most of the Web, any computer is good enough. It's usually browsers and web pages that brings these older PCs down.
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4y ago
LibreOffice Calc blows Excel out of the water when handling CSV files. It's interresting how Microsoft haven't done a thing to improve their handling in 20+ years. Microsoft 365 is no better at opening CSV than Office '97 wer
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4y ago
100 mm
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4y ago
I have kind of set that rule for myself. I'm not going to buy a 3D printer until I have 10 projects ready to print. I'm still thinking about the first.
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4y ago
Have you never had to use an id-card to start your print? Takes care of the confidentiality issue.
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4y ago
Literally impactful. If any software needed a memory leak it's this.
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4y ago
Dont forget state registered SMS (NemSMS)
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4y ago
Fair warning: The subreddit is focused on _triggering_ the phobia.
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4y ago
I can imagine there is a large market for advertising to people who did bad in math.
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4y ago
But now we are not talking about the sale of their work but simply licensing. J have not heard anyone rejecting large sums for licensing g code.
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5y ago
Sure, but that title would have given it away.
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5y ago
Do it again with fake data and emjoy the targeted ads for private helicopters and gold toilets.
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5y ago
So you mean they have to almost be criminally negligent or abusive to not receive a full tip?
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5y ago
He should write Jail instead of Yale when applying.
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5y ago
You don't use one of the many ad-blocking options that exist for mobile?
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5y ago
You think a co-working space has residential connection?
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5y ago
This is debatable...
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5y ago
He should add a "career" section, then he would help catch a new group of people.
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5y ago
"right once read never"
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5y ago
They write that, but according to various game Discords it's absolutely not true. No one is allowed to log in.
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5y ago
They write that, but according to various game Discords it's absolutely not true. No one is allowed to log in.
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5y ago
Can you explain what "truthful consensus" means in this situation? The article does not give me any hope that medical literature is "trying" anything.
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