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by atom058 4y ago
I have this issues as well. I sometimes find that I need to disconnect from mental tasks to recover. For example: - Stop listening to music or podcast while you exercise - Go for "silent walks" outside - Meditation Sometimes we ne
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by atom058 4y ago
I hope/pray you find a way
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by atom058 4y ago
> Most of the problems in Africa has to do with not having enough money. > ,,Africa’s debt as a percentage of GDP has been rising quickly since 2014, and is 24.1% of African countries’ GDP (as of 2023 for countries with available data
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by atom058 4y ago
Do you turn off the heat at home when you go to the office? Lighting is negible with modern technology. How often do you get stuff delivered at work? WFH would also mean you'd need smaller/no offices
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by atom058 4y ago
HN readers notice more aviation stories, because they have been reading more aviation stories than before? I notice this behaviour pattern in myself now and again. In this instance, at least it was a software bug that was the cause. So quit
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by atom058 4y ago
I agree so much with this! I played a bit with friends who were more experienced, and this placement issue is such a negative experience when you notice on that you made a mistake on turn 4, but now it's turn 105 and you cannot correct
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by atom058 4y ago
USB-C devices have a "priority" number: Which number is up to the manufacturer. That number determines which device will be the host. There is a process for Power Role Swap to be initiated by the user, but I have never done this m
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by atom058 4y ago
They get their search results from Bing
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by atom058 4y ago
Bing is down due to the Azure outage So DuckDuckGo doesn't get any results from the API
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by atom058 4y ago
I gave up on Gmail spam filtering a few years ago and created a rule to send messages to inbox. I don't get that much spam, so it's not too bad. But then again, Gmail probably has some black-box filters that removes messages that
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by atom058 4y ago
If suburbs were to pay the actual cost for maintaining city-like infrastructure with rural density, the Cost of Living would be equally unreasonable for the suburbanites Suburbs are not sustainable and requires major and continuous infusion
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by atom058 4y ago
> Vörtbröd with or without raisins Oh, what a horrid thing to do to Vört! Leave that poor bread out of your raisin-infested schemes.
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by atom058 4y ago
I believe the focus on comparing 'hours worked' is very damaging to our culture. The effect is that employment becomes a competition, where 'they who works the most hours are the most valuable/noble'. In reality peo
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by atom058 4y ago
In Swedish, a snow maker is called a "snömaskin", which would become "snow machine" with the intuitive translation
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by atom058 4y ago
I belive both versions are technically correct (I'm not a linguist), but your suggestion is less ambiguous
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by atom058 4y ago
Give it a try! The worst thing that can happen is that you destroy something that wasn't working anyway, and you learn something nee But more likely than not you will manage to wrangle it back together somehow :) Good luck!
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by atom058 4y ago
Even with ad blockers and NoScript, the website layout is awful due to the constant blank spaces where the ads used to go, paired with a miniscule viewport for the actual text. I've started to use Reader Mode a lot more lately, and it
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by atom058 4y ago
33% more expensive I was compelled to note this. I'm Sorry.
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by atom058 4y ago
Chernobyl: Fukushima
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by atom058 4y ago
I have a bit of the same problem. I "solve it" by removing all video recommendations and blanking out the Home page. My YouTube watching is now constrained to the Subscriptions tab! I feel this lets me get the positives from YouTu
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by atom058 4y ago
'Mullvad' is the Swedish word for Mole (as in the tunneling animal - also seen in Mullvad's logo) As a Swede, it's easy to remember, but I can see why it can seem a tad esoteric to native English-speakers :)
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by atom058 4y ago
Worst case is probably a lithium battery fire, which could become a big problem and would at least stop the line for a time (which would be expensive)
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by atom058 5y ago
Define 'similar'. It will be whatever is politically convenient. What first will be an exception will soon become a rule.
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by atom058 5y ago
My model doesn't come with a ctrl key
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by atom058 5y ago
The vaccine does not grant immortality. So when you take the long view, everybody dies.
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by atom058 5y ago
Well, you could always click the ambiguous three dots with a 5 pixel click target and chose "Not Interested". Super convenient to do for the hundred videos on the front page (of which you have already watched >50% within the la
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by atom058 5y ago
Utility-sized cables, or alternatively a separate sense wire to measure the voltage on the other end of the cable. This would allow you to adjust the output voltage of the power supply to deliver the required voltage, including the voltage
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by atom058 5y ago
Traditionally, it's been duty cycle to control power output. But there are now also "Inverter Microwave Ovens" available, which can vary the output power continuously.
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by atom058 6y ago
This is a topic that is talked about in academia quite a bit (I have a master in supply chain management) The main problem with trains is that you - naturally - have low flexibility in terms of where you can deliver goods. You are relying o
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by atom058 6y ago
The pillars are there to save lives during a crash. The lane assist and brake assist - along with adaptive cruise control - are great systems that also increase safety, if used properly. The difference in fatigue alone that these systems co

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