bbatha

17 ms·

151.
by bbatha 3y ago
> When you remove the car from the city, it's almost at silent as the countryside. What do you plan on doing about emergency vehicles and their sirens and construction? Those are by far the biggest sources of noise for me in a city.
152.
by bbatha 3y ago
ebikes with throttles are not legal in NYC anyway, however its basically impossible to tell at a distance what kind of ebike someone has from a distance.
153.
by bbatha 3y ago
The pull out feature can be found on modern fridges, my previous LG fridge had it.
154.
by bbatha 3y ago
Japanese web design certainly isn’t tidy or elegant
155.
by bbatha 3y ago
Carbon steel has much the same cooking properties as cast iron but is like half the weight. You can get a good pan very cheap if you want to try something more wieldy.
156.
by bbatha 3y ago
I had the startech one the siblings have mentioned but that wasn't very good and didn't do EDID emulation correctly. This CKL one [0] has been working really well, and supports USB 3 which is a nice bonus so I can share my webcam.
157.
by bbatha 3y ago
This strategy is doubling down on the real reason that 3 is killing them: price. Their pricing structure in fundamentally incompatible with cloud native workloads. We treat workloads like cattle scaling them quickly and on demand to OS coun
158.
by bbatha 3y ago
The truth is because of the history OP points to Democrats have likely never had the votes for federal abortion legislation. Nor did they need it because it was a constitutional right. The last true democratic trifecta was in the army Obama
159.
by bbatha 3y ago
Other way around mutexes abstract around atomics but in typical implementations will yield to the kernel scheduler fairly. That system is called futexes on Linux. The kernel will also use atomics on its end.
160.
by bbatha 3y ago
1. Maintaining gas infrastructure leaks methane which is a terrible greenhouse gas. Burning it emits co2. 2. As numerous other and the original article states there are numerous public health effects. This is both costly to public health s
161.
by bbatha 3y ago
Counterpoint I just ensured a PHEV Tucson and Ioniq 5 (full ev) for $1800 a year. Pretty reasonable. It’s probably a Tesla specific problem because they are in the luxury segment or maybe it’s their atrocious build quality.
162.
by bbatha 3y ago
> Gas heats up considerably faster, allows for more rapid cooking temperature changes, is considerably cheaper to operate in many localities, and is actually relatively clean burning compared to most fossil fuels. Go see what any world c
163.
by bbatha 3y ago
But do they actually get better performance out of a it then induction? That's why OP mentioned woks they are one of the rare things that is somewhat better on gas vs induction.
164.
by bbatha 3y ago
I will take any bet that the pool of folks with asthma and susceptible to asthma from stoves is outstrips the amount of people who cook with woks and would benefit from gas over induction by a significant margin. Not to mention the public h
165.
by bbatha 3y ago
> Ask someone from 100 years ago to sweeten a glass of lemonade "to taste" and you'd get something so weak that a consumer of diet soda would mock it like the meme "hint of hint of lime" or "transported on a
166.
by bbatha 3y ago
The theatrical releases were probably a waste but these movies made their money on vhs and dvd sales. However, direct to dvd was considered a bargain bin only movie without prestige and theater appearances were and are required for Oscar co
167.
by bbatha 3y ago
I live near Philly and the Vietnamese grocery stores in town all sell hoagie rolls relabeled as bahn mi rolls. So if it works one way it probably works the other. Edit: Forgot to mention. Steaming the roll is essential to a good cheesesteak
168.
by bbatha 3y ago
The CHERI extension for ARM does this: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/ . The Rust language is experimenting with adding language level pointer provenance apis that provide the same
169.
by bbatha 3y ago
VAX assembly is much higher level than x86. It’s closer to like B than assembly we’re familiar with. I believe they ported the kernel to C or Bliss in the alpha transition in the 90s because well alpha doesn’t speak VAX and no one wants to
170.
by bbatha 3y ago
My favorite VMSism is that rough equivalent of root privileges is called "executive" privilege like some C suite is going to swoop in a sudo for you.
171.
by bbatha 4y ago
> The problem is when we make decisions for other people. Things look very, very different, when it's our own butt on the line. Which is precisely what this article is complaining about. AA both as a program and as cultural push &qu
172.
by bbatha 4y ago
Counter anecdote. I just bought a house in the mid atlantic and 0 of the houses I looked at have a heat pump. > The other is that if you have central air then it seems like you should have a heat pump. You're basically just running
173.
by bbatha 4y ago
Germ theory was also pretty new at the time and not something most working class people would know about, nor did Mary have symptoms. Contrary to today, germ theory is taught in elementary schools and is well understood by basically everyon
174.
by bbatha 4y ago
Germ theory was also pretty new at the time and not something most working class people would know about, nor did Mary have symptoms. Contrary to today, germ theory is taught in elementary schools and is well understood by basically everyon
175.
by bbatha 4y ago
Look I'm a huge fan of his games! And I really can't understate how influential his game design nor the work he does for the indie community. However, I think a lot of folks tend to assume his software engineering skills are great
176.
by bbatha 4y ago
Is Blow even a good example to look at? He's released 2 games in 18 years which definitely had phenomenal game play but are not technically complex even for the the time.
177.
by bbatha 4y ago
They are automatically treated like 501(c)(3)s however the application and annual filing process is waived ie your average 501(c)(3) has the IRS in its books a lot more actively than the average church. Its pretty plain that many churches a
178.
by bbatha 4y ago
> They can operate like any other non-profit and be subject to that set of rules, or they can be a regular corporation and be subject to a different set of rules. Its pretty clear that OP just wants them to register as 501c3's or si
179.
by bbatha 4y ago
Gin had become its own thing by the time of the gin craze. The origins of the gin epidemic are varied but introduction from a foreign source is not one of them. In fact one of the major factors was Britain subsidizing the local gin industry
180.
by bbatha 4y ago
The medical schools carefully coordinate admissions with residency counts so that everyone is guaranteed a spot.

More ›