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1y ago
How can someone hate "étui" so bad !?
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1y ago
I'd like to see stats about that middle user though, I would think that this usecase decreases fast as things are moving to the browser (Office366, Drive, mail, even corporate apps). Other types of usecases have gone very Linux-friendl
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This. I bought a System76 laptop in 2011 which is still working very well with lubuntu for office and browser and such, it's now the laptop of my neighbourhood association. I could without problem upgrade RAM and drive to SSD, I could
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1y ago
OMG I thought it was something wrong on my end, privacy add-on or whatnot. Glad to see they just lost it.
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1y ago
"Taxes, taxes, taxes. All the rest is bullshit in my opinion." https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2019/1/30/18203911/davos-...
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1y ago
This is great. Furniture from one type of wood piece. Went recently through a similar process to optimize building bird nests from one type of wood planks from the local sawmill. I think I'll give the hyperwood bench a try next week.
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1y ago
Funny enough, DMS is a fermentation byproduct in beer brewing and it's detectable for us at low concentration. The off-flavor it can cause is indeed "cooked corn" or "cabbage". [ https://www.homebrewersass
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2y ago
Sweden has 'lätt svenska' (easy Swedish) radio and TV news - https://www.svtplay.se/nyheter-pa-latt-svenska - https://www.sverigesradio.se/radioswedenpalattsvenska pretty useful for learning indee
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2y ago
We boosted the anti-mass spectrometer 105 percent. Bit of a gamble, but we need the extra resolution.
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2y ago
Oh waw, that's a trip straight to nostalgia lane. CS surf was so fun, good times.
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2y ago
Ublock has been blocking all youtube ads for me for many years (on Firefox).
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2y ago
True ! The capitalization is not quite right, it should read WASP-127b actually
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2y ago
Great questions, thanks! > Could you provide anymore insight into how this was achieved? The observations we have consist of spectra - light from the star is split into wavelengths with a fine resolution (we can distinguish very small di
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2y ago
I'm a co-author, feel free to ask anything
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2y ago
Yes, not the wild asparagus but the ones you can shop have thick hard stalks at the base!
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2y ago
I like that conspiracy ! They should be careful about retribution if the TMT lands on the Canary Island, sombebody could conspire to put another industrial facility next to it
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2y ago
I don't know any solar physicist who calls our sun "sol" (and I know many), neither have I come across scientific papers doing so. A sol is a martian day though!
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2y ago
I was going to ask about comparison with quarto. I just managed to get a good quarto setup with typst to typeset documents and I'm curious about this alternative.
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2y ago
You'd be flown to Stockholm. Or within EU I may expect.
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2y ago
Doublethink!
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2y ago
Very nice guy too! Met him at a workshop recently and got a hardcopy of the book
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Boeing to plead guilty to fraud in US probe of fatal 737 MAX crashes
(reuters.com)
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Indeed, and to be fair most people I know who were reticent to the new Linky were not "fearing that the new meters would fry their brain using Bill Gates’ evil 5G Wi-Fi waves", but were concerned about their privacy.
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2y ago
Astronomy is a big field. In my field it is either UTC or TDB.
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There are also variants, for some science cases it is preferrable to get out of the Earth referential and move to e.g the barycentric reference frame and use the Barycentric Julian Date [1], which can itself be expressed in different standa
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2y ago
Usually, you would see the sign of this in the data - because we can actually detect the gap between the planet and eventual rings. But if the gap is extremely small, then it could be a possibility.
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AFAIK the Shoemaker-Levy impact was useful for other studies, but not so for the density/mass of Jupiter (also as per your link). Jupiter is full of surprises still (mostly about its interior). However, the assessments made in this art
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2y ago
The Netherlands used to have this system over the full country (OV chipcard) when I lived there (it seems to still exist), the card could be anonymous too. After the French ticketing system, this felt magical to me.
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The bad press is particularly bad in Sweden and was all over the main media, with Musk refusing to sign collective agreements with Tesla employees there, leading to strikes [e.g 1,2]. [1]: https://www.theguardian.com/comment
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I wonder why they use "'scope" instead of telescope throughout the headline and article?
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