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by ben_bai 3y ago
Same procedure back then. Get yourself some high proof alcohol. Add Juniper berries, and maybe some other herbs/spices. Water down. And that's Gin.
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by ben_bai 3y ago
We aren't. It's all a pipe dream. We want to, but Hydrogen is much harder to contain than Methane. If anything we are closer to dismantling the gas pipelines then to use them for Hydrogen. All the attached "Appliances" m
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by ben_bai 3y ago
In theory, yes. But especially the single engine aircrafts are very set on old but reliable engine design, for reasons.
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by ben_bai 3y ago
Yes those tiny new engines (also liquidpiston engine) would make a good range-extender for electric drivetrains, also thinking semi-trucks and big equipment. Wherever you need big torque/power to get going, but once rolling 35hp is eno
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by ben_bai 3y ago
1177 B.C.: When Civilization Collapsed | Eric Cline https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4LRHJlijVU
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by ben_bai 3y ago
> Freezing to death is so unspeakably painful so that you will do anything to avoid that Unfortunately not, it's cold but you can endure it, and it'll make you apathetic, and then it's over.
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by ben_bai 3y ago
Answer: Old one way heating infrastructure where the steam gets generated, distributed, used, and then the condensed hot(warm) water gets dumped into the sewer. This can also just dump steam directly into the sewer. Get a real steam guy to
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by ben_bai 3y ago
> it prevents these functions from being used with input that might not be null-terminated Those are not valid C-strings! String functions are(have) "undefined behavior" for non string inputs!
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by ben_bai 3y ago
No matter how big you make it. Someone will find a way to overflow it.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Way ahead of you (German) https://app.electricitymaps.com/map
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Making people redundant, is the one thing every new technology has done. It will happen again. And in a good world it would be for the betterment of humanity. Since there are negative effects as well, in our imperfect world, I can understan
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Exactly, we (germany) find lots of old WW2 bombs and smaller ordinances on our own terrain per year. "Controlled" detonation of old bomb in Munich 10 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrFydaWOTpI
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by ben_bai 4y ago
You are late to the party, Keratopigmentation (Eye color change surgery) is a thing. And done wrongly can have severe consequences, ofc.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
As it is only a heat storage device, yes. The cheapest sand will do.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
No, because the heat-pump (compressor) in the back needs to stand upright. Also the back has cooling fins that need air circulation FYI: After transport you need to wait some time to let the oil in the compressor settle before turning it on
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by ben_bai 4y ago
> Do they all have other jobs and using their spare time to devote to such a serious project? Yes, except when <daywork> is also OpenBSD related. But that has nothing to do with the foundation. > $87.5k in 2022? The year isn&#x2
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Development is done by volunteers, who of course can focus on their passion (i.e. https://twitter.com/ao_kenji ). As for funding essentials like electricity, network, hackathons, and unpleasant development work, that would b
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by ben_bai 4y ago
To add: They are idling b.c. 1) some are old and under disrepair and 2) it's so hot right now, that there is not enough cooling to run them at full load.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
And in those months some /sbin programms are now dynamically linked (for security) and the quotes have changed > /sbin/ System programs and administration utilities fundamental to both single and multi-user environments. M
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by ben_bai 4y ago
It doesn't matter. Both are orders of magnitude less than cats. "We estimate that free-ranging domestic cats kill 1.3–4.0 billion birds and 6.3–22.3 billion mammals annually" from "The impact of free-ranging domestic cat
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Very nice, i do like the format. Would definitely try, to see how the switches feel. I do use a TypeMatrix2030, if you need some more inspirations.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
15-20kWh/100km is a gasoline equivalent of about 1,5-2l/100km. At 130km/h there is little room for improvement (thinner wheels, better aerodynamics). All the individual electric components in the car are like ~98% efficient.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
if you have exec permission (pledge "exec") you can exec another program and it starts with a clean slate. It's about dropping privileges so it's assumed you know what your doing and in the best case scenario the execute
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Oh please don't center align text. That's just hard to read. Also the constant change of standard/bold/italic font styles with changing fontsize. why? Make it an ASCII text file.
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Hah, it's like "Beer 5,0". Beer that tastes like beer, no advertisements, only cans. Don't like it? Drink something else!
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Used it for years, still use it but it's now called Claws Mail: https://www.claws-mail.org/
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by ben_bai 4y ago
Same with paperMC or spigotMC. Get the jar, install java, prepare a custom user. I do run it inside of tmux, no autostart, but you can easily interact with the MC-console. --- For minecraft classic on OpenBSD look up Classicube (native C) a
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by ben_bai 4y ago
That's the amdgpu kernel driver. It's ported over from Linux. all the code in /dev/pci/drm are modern graphics drivers. (DRM as in Direct Rendering Manager)
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by ben_bai 4y ago
German income tax rate is progressive, and maxes out at 45%. While capital gain tax is a flat 25%
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by ben_bai 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIQQvxSXLhI

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