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541.
by alliao 6y ago
you've reminded me of my lovely Panasonic Let's Note W series, thank you
542.
by alliao 6y ago
the trick to MSG is to double what naturally occurring rate. Chicken that tastes like nothing can taste wonderful with a tinest dash and it'd taste like the best damn chicken. doesn't work well with food already full of umami like
543.
by alliao 6y ago
sounds like a sure fire way of baking in "low hanging fruits" in release, and heroically picking them to get the bonus :) don't game the game devs man...
544.
by alliao 6y ago
how'd you compare with your cost of living overall?
545.
by alliao 6y ago
same business case as Internet Explorer being inseparable part of Windows 95 Kernel thus they HAD to be bundled together... I'm sure stuff like these sounded fine in decision maker heads...
546.
by alliao 6y ago
split it between social and advertising and setup a transparent market to buy and sell personal data then let the market decide.
547.
by alliao 6y ago
isn't that the game plan for hydrogen powered vehicles? so they can build a plan to absorb all these excess from over provisioning at a lower rate to produce hydrogen for their fleet
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Dispensing Errors – leading cause of mortality in the United States(pharmacytimes.com)
1 points by alliao 6y ago|1 comments
549.
by alliao 6y ago
not sure if this is still relevant, but this happening nowadays isn't acceptable. I propose we not only have tools and it's cheap enough to either augment or replace existing solution. A bit of regulatory power in standardising pa
550.
by alliao 6y ago
There's really no need to end it anyway, human love spotting pattern and if it's not accent then it's clothing if it's not material then it's mannerism. We will ALWAYS find something to.. if you're glass half e
551.
by alliao 6y ago
maybe it's my immigrant ears, but I distinctively remember that I could not understand anyone from Taranaki...
552.
by alliao 6y ago
Hear hear. I remember when MS Works was so slow I'd type and watch letters appearing. Then Word got better, and got quick, I was almost happy. Then cloud happened, and suddenly now whenever I'm saving a file, I find myself waiting
553.
by alliao 6y ago
alternatively, let's say we will hit some kind of physical/innovation barrier one day, and we no longer have more hardware to throw at things.. suddenly any optimization feels like an upgrade? Almost akin to the recent M1 vs Intel
554.
by alliao 6y ago
I feel you. As New Zealander watching lord of the rings with local soap opera actors appearing randomly really break whatever immersion you tried to build up...
555.
by alliao 6y ago
who knew a bunch of shrewd financial wizards and well functioning market will get consumers more shit than otherwise! here in NZ 12GB is good for 6 months at the cost of £50 a typical iPhone plan for 24month is £80 or thereabouts.
556.
by alliao 6y ago
Isn't the social contract being we get tracked and get free stuff? no wonder some are throwing their toys a bit...
557.
by alliao 6y ago
Synology's photo station is slightly jarring... the whole indexing operation isn't optimized at all so if you have like 500k photos it's going to be spinning for a while.
558.
by alliao 6y ago
I miss RSS primarily because I was able to search for stuff either I've read or I care about... I am too embarrassed to admit that a disproportionate amount of my time are spent on looking for a sentence or god forbid a tweet I vaguely
559.
by alliao 6y ago
dumb question, is it easy to redesign EV to use hydrogen? Isn't the whole premise of hydrogen being 1. world adopts renewable energy 2. to compensate for lulls, build way more capacity 3. excess capacity bought cheaply to create hydrog
560.
by alliao 6y ago
I went from a traditional dryer to a heatpump by bosch and I think my clothes just gained another 5yrs of lives... not sure if it's temperature related (80c vs 50c or so) but my clothes no longer pill at all
561.
by alliao 6y ago
talk about up an ante on eating your own dog food.. BE THE DOG.
562.
by alliao 6y ago
have always wanted to know, how watertight are those clauses? surely legal recourse is some sort of right that'd trump a lot of these type of boiler plate contracts?
563.
by alliao 6y ago
hmm by this account I really should throw away all my tools. Robustness/availability is in direct competition with efficiency/cost I feel when you measure them in shorter time line. With high availability/robustness you'
564.
by alliao 6y ago
New Zealand reporting in here, the cheapest plan for unlimited mobile data is around 20 USD/month, but you need 4 people committed together to get such rate. A true independent unlimited mobile connection will set you back $45 USD or s
565.
by alliao 6y ago
I don't see an issue, as long as we have links to the original; we can do that right? /s
566.
by alliao 6y ago
I have a bosch one and yeah when it stops most clothes are damp feeling. If you trust it and hang it up it's actually quite ok. I just set it to go for 90mins and everything's dry. I do really like it though, the filters are so go
567.
by alliao 6y ago
I got a miele recently and it uses 1.2kwhr and 12L of water if it's completely packed or down to 6L of water if it's relatively clean dishes. over time I think it uses way less energy and water than manual washing would ever achie
568.
by alliao 6y ago
i remember a study about how aeration introduced more room for bacteria growth; and subsequently a hospital had to revamp again to remove all the water saving faucets... https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/view/hospit
569.
by alliao 6y ago
probably didn't want to be trumped by google's zero carbon news..?
570.
by alliao 6y ago
I have a 2000 BMW 318ti as a daily beater. I was adjusting the clock on it the other day and loved it. It ticks over very slowly, 1 second is 1 minute when you hold the Minute(M) button down. I just held it whilest driving and counted to th

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