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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Do you have a flag?
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Last I heard they did OIS (stabilization) at the sensor level, not AF. Would be curious if you had a source.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Came here to say pretty much this. Conflating two states in a nation with two different nations in the EU isn’t exactly the best way to say “everything is ok here”.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Absolutely. Zwift keeps it quite interactive but I’ve heard good things about the Wahoo platform as well. Lots of structured training plans for beginners and more experienced riders alike.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
That was Chase Jarvis if memory serves. Even published a book about it.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
I had a pair of Levi’s Commuter Pro that were 5 years old (with a lot of wears and washes) and still going strong before I lost them :( Somehow it seems like they’re now discontinued.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
> There's a blog post I can't find any more about a camera nut visiting one of the last Japanese refactories capable of making lenses and the excruciating processes they go through to make complex zonally variant glass. Was it
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Apple took 30 minutes when last I had them replace a battery…
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Not saying it’s not a good thing, but this tries to address the symptom and not the cause. It might actually lead to drivers being even less careful since they will just blindly trust the car (as we’ve seen in many Autopilot accidents)
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
Hövding? I thought they had two sizes, but maybe not the new ones.
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by anotherboffin 4y ago
The Economist [0] (paywalled) says the factories making the Nautilus missiles have been heavily bombarded and that the Ukrainian military doesn’t seem to have many of these missiles. I guess they were just very carefully choosing their targ
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
You have a point, but I don’t think Swatch is selling these online. All I’ve read is that they’re not a limited edition, but available in “select stores only”.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
> There's also a town in Yugoslavia with the name Srb and the surname could mean someone from that town. Interesting to see Yugoslavia being mentioned when the town is in present-day Croatia (as per the link in the post).
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Pretty incredible work for stuff that’s just going to end up incinerated or in a landfill…
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
The overall wording and use of all-caps in some places is also pretty weird.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
I also hope all of Switzerland would do this. Downgrading from fiber to ADSL is ok, but was definitely not fun.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Nitpick: they’re complementary. LR has cataloguing/sorting/filtering/metadata handling features that PS doesn’t have, and has an “edit in Photoshop” option for the more complicated workflows you mention. Not many people would
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
> What does the acronym APAC mean? Asia-Pacific
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Just to give some context. It’s not directly my line of work, but my employer filled out a New Drug Application (NDA) with the FDA recently and we were told the whole thing exceeds 200’000 pages. Given the size and amount of data in there,
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Depends on the canton in Switzerland. To my knowledge most say “huitante” except for Geneva which says “quatre-vingt”.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
For me the key words in this conclusion are “[…] largely vitamin D replete” but for example, during winter in the Northern hemisphere, are we as a population really Vit. D replete?
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Despite the many shared traits with some fossil fuels: extraction by mining, finite amounts, subject to geopolitics… uranium is a chemical element and not a fossil fuel, especially the “fossil” part.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
OP mentioned “reasonably coordinated by” and, to my understanding, never implied Linux was a single-person operation.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but FWIW the website is also a mess. You’re allowed to read one sentence at a time as they’re interspersed with ads, autoplaying videos and sign-up forms.
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by anotherboffin 5y ago
Anecdotal as well, but Switzerland has loads of them too. I appreciate the fact that it gets more people on bikes, but I'm a bit concerned about them going on terrain way above their level (as noted above) or risking accidents with hik
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by anotherboffin 6y ago
I also think the explanation could use a bit of work. If I have more than 5 users, do I need to switch to Nickel? Get another Home plan?
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by anotherboffin 6y ago
I don’t know the alternatives, but do know you have software like Calibre in order to keep your book collection despite changing your device.
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by anotherboffin 6y ago
Well a lot of the T cells will enter the bloodstream in order to spread through the body. My knowledge of this is fairly limited but chemokines serve as the navigation instruments in many cases: a site of inflammation or infection will have
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by anotherboffin 7y ago
The way I see it, a bit of time in a slightly more boring workplace, especially with a better manager, could really help to find stability in your life and recover from all the verbal abuse. I hope you find a job that isn't the same th
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by anotherboffin 7y ago
Crank motor will allow you to have derailleur gearing (with a chain) or a hub gearbox (Shimano Alfine, for instance) while keeping that nice, low-maintenance belt drive.

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