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9mo ago
You can skip the whole cooking part if you leave your oats and water mixed overnight! Put your oats, portion of milk, some berries, cinnamon and honey in a container and leave it in the fridge overnight. Do it now. Come thank me tomorrow mo
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Porn and ads, it's the convergent evolution theory for all things on the internet.
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Mistborn left me breathless at the end. During the last couple of chapters of the third book I uttered many a "holy shit" and "no way" under my breath. Much to my wife's pleasure, who bought the books for me on a wh
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9mo ago
WTF does "slightly functional" mean in this context.
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9mo ago
And the Renault 4, the Hyundai Inster, and the Dacia Spring, and the Citroën C3, Fiat 500e, Kia EV3, Leapmotor T03. There are heaps of small/subcompact EVs on the European market now, all with very competitive prices. The newer ones se
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9mo ago
What's the purpose of a native build if the windows build runs just as good, or even better? They ensured that the devs need not worry about another build target that requires extensive QA. Maybe in the distant future we will get ubiqu
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9mo ago
D'oh! I just realized my mistake. For some reason I equated metric ton with kilogram in my math.
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Not really, a Mini Cooper has a payload capacity of 450kg according to some googling. That gives us ~2.7 Minis. If we factor in the weight of the driver, then we can comfortably get away with 4 Minis, each taking 312kg of gold which leaves
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9mo ago
I just passed week 5 of first time ownership. The review is spot on. The product is mostly a buggy, stinky, noisy mess while we wait for the OTA updates to finish.
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I'll wait for the Bad Gear review, thanks.
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Oof, imagine an airbag going off while slumped over the wheel!
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9mo ago
Although I fully agree that the papercuts are sill numerous, allow me a counterpoint: Recently I bought a cheap epson inktank printer/scanner, with built in wifi. Getting it working on my work Windows PC was a huge faff, struggling to
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9mo ago
You appear to have forgotten the state of linux until fairly recently. For literal decades, MacOS "just worked" and it meant that the user did not have to fight their OS to get shit done. In the professional world where "I di
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9mo ago
What do you mean by safe? What are you afraid of?
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When the European "far right" are distancing themselves from the US and Trump then you know there's trouble. Many in the US would regard an EU far right as very liberal.
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9mo ago
GDP is meaningless. Look at Ireland: one of the highest GDPs in the world yet none of the people feel that wealth in their day-to-day lives.
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9mo ago
On amazon.ie at least, the sponsored products are so hilariously out of place it's dead easy to spot them, and banner blindness kicks in. E.g. I search for "nuk baby bottle warmer" and the first result is a window washing squ
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I try to treat slack/teams/irc like the office water cooler. Sure, we can discuss work, make decisions or come up with solutions to problems, but it has to be recorded elsewhere, in an email or internal documentation or whatever f
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I'm not so sure. The article starts by stating MS does not have the resources to properly support Windows any more. And the solution is to roll their own linux distro? Also, NT, the Windows kernel, is actually pretty good. Is that the
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9mo ago
Unpopular opinion maybe, but 90 day memory loss is a feature, not a bug.
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A powerful motor needs more copper between the battery and motor and more silicon in the inverter to handle the current. The motor is also heavier. This is all extra cost. All that fast DC charging requires are cells capable of handling the
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My 2019 Hyundai Kona has a 150kw FWD motor. I love my car, but it's power is totally and utterly stupid. I can spin my wheels while going 60km/h and flooring it. It can be downright dangerous in the wet. Thank dog for traction con
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The sport who's leader shoved his head so far up Trump's ass he was able to taste his orange make-up. All for the sake of giving him a farce of a "peace" prize. (I'm talking about FIFA in case you are not aware)
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I hope that's the case!
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9mo ago
But agi
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Off topic: what are you trying to signal by saying chatgpt helped you with arithmetic here? Is it supposed to give more weight to what you are saying?
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HN is just as much an echo chamber as any facebook group or subreddit. You are making a mistake if you think you are immune from groupthink and herd mentality by limiting your online discourse to this platform only.
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Without a shadow of a doubt. 10 mil is more than a 100 years at my current salary rate, and I live quite comfortably. 10 mil means I can take care of my family, and significantly upgrade our standard of living, and sustain this for the rema
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Sourceforge gives me the heeby-jeebys though.
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Billionaires are rarely aligned on any political spectrum. They pray at the altar of Mammon and they are aligned to whatever "side" promises the biggest financial upside. Musk cosied up with Trump because he saw a way boost revenu
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