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Under the headline is a video with the tagline "Google Flights has a new feature to help you save money - An upgrade to Google Flights will tell you the best time to book your next getaway." Hilarious.
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Reminds of me of strapping a milk crate to the back of your motorbike or scooter. In Australia at least, it seems stranger to me to see a Honda CT110 without a milk crate bungee strapped to the back than with.
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From the recordings section below, there's a pianist called "Hyperion Knight". That's the coolest name I've ever heard.
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The film has a good representation of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aS4xhTaIPc
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YKK zips is always something I look out for when going through op shops (charity shops, thrift shops, whatever you call them). If they spent a few extra cents on a zipper the chances are better it's decent quality clothing.
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I bought a Mitsubishi fridge about 2 years ago that's been going good. 470L french door model (MR-WX470F but I think that's an Australian SKU). No touch screen but the controls are capacitive which is a bummer. The ice maker isn&#
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https://typing.io/ is a good one for practice
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Huh, didn't consider that until now. I thought all the characters liked jazz and drank Cutty Sark because he thought it was cool.
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I've been using it over the last 6 months or so. I don't have a lot of web experience. Web UIs I've worked on before have been very barebones styling-wise. For this latest one I wanted to make it prettier. I hated writing CSS
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Like a lot of organisations, we use it at work for public notifications. Big gap in this space now for something simple and publicly accessible.
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It takes a while to really get to the point: "Travel is fun, so it is not mysterious that we like it. What is mysterious is why we imbue it with a vast significance, an aura of virtue". I think framing that everyone treats travel
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I was confused by the article as well. I believe it's eight days in total including the trip on the ship to get there and back. And then the actual dive is around 8 hours.
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I've always joked they're spending more on graphic designers than brewers.
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>This is my biggest issue with all McCarthy's works. They feel like pointless exercises in sadism and cruelty, where the forces of evil are literally superhumanly powerful (like the judge) and nihilistic misanthropy is the only sens
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They get cool rings as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Ring I'm not Canadian, but I took some engineering classes and these oaths and rings were brought up when discussing ethics. Funnily enough we were t
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Anecdotes and Antidotes: A Medieval Arabic History of Physicians by Ibn Abi Usaybi'ah. I started reading it last year and got distracted and didn't finish it, but it's very interesting. It's basically a chronicle of all
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A great way to resurrect the argument about ideal line length.
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Thanks for the tips, I've made a note of these. Thanks to the other commenter as well.
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4y ago
Any words of wisdom? Trying out homebrewing is one of my goals this year.
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https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl should do it. I've got a 6900XT and undervolting works fine. So does core clock and fan curve, but memory clock has issues: https://gitlab.com/corectrl/cor
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Years ago for my university student account, you were allowed to provide the question. I figured I would never need to use it, so I set the question to "Dicks?". I was very immature and thought that was funny. A few years later af
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I don't have an EV, but I did give up manual transmission a year ago or so when my wife and I downsized to one car (the choice was between my 20 year old Subaru and her 5 year old Honda). Not much to say other than I miss driving manua
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I agree it's a pretty bad name. But they seem to have an okay track record of buying studios and publishers and letting them be. Then again, maybe they are the villains and they're going to one day direct all of this acquired tale
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That looks great, I've bookmarked it for future reference. Thanks for putting it together.
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Looks good! A customizable split keyboard was one of the better investments I've made recently. No more hand pain after my work day. Retail options like the Kinesis and Moonlander are perfectly fine products, but there is also an abund
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Corporate Memphis
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Coming back to this I understand now you were referring to Taiwan's own intensity scale and not some recalculated magnitude - my bad! Wanted to clear up that I wasn't dunking on Taiwan's measurements. Their own intensity scal
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Lots of factors affect how an earthquake is felt, so you're better off looking at peak ground acceleration and the Modified Mercalli intensity scale. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000i90
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A simple one is being able to write multiple messages (subject and body), e.g. git commit -m "subject" -m "a longer body" or just running 'git commit' and using your text editor (subject first line, body
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IVAN ( https://github.com/Attnam/ivan ) A rougelike where you can have your legs severed, pray to a god to have them regenerated and have them regenerated as bananas. Edit: you can try it in the browser! https:/&#x
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