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541.
by brnt 3y ago
I know ME got a bad rep, and I'm sure it crashed often for many, but for me it was by far the stablest 9x, and I really didn't have any issues with it. I really switched to 2000 (which was great) because I went with a dual CPU set
542.
by brnt 3y ago
Because the TV signals it somewhere, just not the owners.
543.
by brnt 3y ago
Plasma generally scores in the best quartile in Phoronix benches.
544.
by brnt 3y ago
IMHO unfortunately (but I'm no EV owner) not. But enough to suddenly cost you at least a thousand euros/year extra.
545.
by brnt 3y ago
Here in the NL they'll soon lift the road tax exemption for e-vehicles, and since it's weight based, EV-owners are going to pay, and fuel vehicles will become more interesting again.
546.
by brnt 3y ago
> Remember those days when parents were held responsible for their kids, That idea is pure revisionism coming from individualist ideology. In 'those' days, everybody raised everyone. 'It takes a village' and all that.
547.
by brnt 3y ago
Cant tell if sarcasm or... All of those scams work perfectly fine, that's what they're still around. Money lost through scams is only increasing; it's a growth market.
548.
by brnt 3y ago
I thought it was 3, the left lane was 160+? ;) More seriously, what car can't do 130km/h sustained? Range, sure, that's important on electric cars, but the rest? It's been a loooooong time since I heard people really car
549.
by brnt 3y ago
> power, torque, speed, People still care about that?
550.
by brnt 3y ago
I have one, and it works well. It's the default treatment here, where CPAP is reserved for the morbidly obese. But the effect of jaw displacement is real. Every morning it takes a few hours to move the lower jaw slowly back. And I&#x27
551.
by brnt 3y ago
Depends on the distro. openSuse encrypts all, and has (or had?) slow boot as consequence. I think Tumbleweed just switched away from Grub. The theory is that messing with boot can compromise your system and leave you vupnarable despite encr
552.
by brnt 3y ago
That's more an argument against sharing anything online, because people will always be able to gather info and share it out of band if they are determined. At least the Fediverse has some tools to automate over and commercial social ne
553.
by brnt 3y ago
The fastest way to cool it is to put the pan in a sink with cold water. But since that water is probably freshly tapped and thus cold, you're not really regaining heat, but rather warming the outside (if you then flush it). But I find
554.
by brnt 3y ago
Hmm, didn't catch that. I see there's still _a_ Bypass add-on on Mozilla. There always were a few, and close forks last I bothered to check. Is this different?
555.
by brnt 3y ago
Discoverability is solved by being on the Mozilla AddOn store. Besides, not everybody cares about discoverability.
556.
by brnt 3y ago
Yeah no. It's become a bit of a hobby of mine, heatpumps. If I ask 5 experts/installers to take a look at a building I'll get 6 estimates, varying wildly. Plus, installers are still consistently over dimensioning and thus kil
557.
by brnt 3y ago
> heat pump that would just pump the heat out of the soup and into a cold room. You already have one, it's your fridge ;)
558.
by brnt 3y ago
For the, for lack of a better word, standard radiators there is a formula with a dT^4. But I totally agree, this isnt all that straighforward, given that for the dozons of installers, experts and home owners I have spoken, Ive heard dozens+
559.
by brnt 3y ago
If Fediversians do not want to interact with people on Threads, they can just ban/block threads.net, no? Why would they not want people to use Activitypub as intended?
560.
by brnt 3y ago
I thought some 30 year old rabbit corpse was discovered, yes. I've never heard of Rabbit the company.
561.
by brnt 3y ago
Reliable and efficient are different things. A solution that is inefficient two week a year but efficient the rest can still be cheaper than some hybrid setup. If it is expected it simply won't work a few weeks a year, sure, that'
562.
by brnt 3y ago
It's how cmd.exe, power shell do auto complete, right? I agree, I find that useless too, but I always assumed since it appears standard in the Windows world it must be what many expect.
563.
by brnt 3y ago
I like the French now tradition of a full reboot every now and then. Cruft is qaint, but century after century or so parts become a burden. Forcing yourself to decide what to keep and what to toss is good.
564.
by brnt 3y ago
Now I must know: how do Germans pronounce stracciatella?
565.
by brnt 3y ago
Look into where your feed comes from. You might be surprised how centralized that part of the supply chain is.
566.
by brnt 3y ago
I'm Dutch. Many Dutch roads are, but also here there's a difference between urban and more rural environments. My particular environment has fietsstroken on an N-weg (which is signed at 50 km/h, but people often drive faster)
567.
by brnt 3y ago
Safety engineering takes a parameter: the environment you want to be safe in. For bakfietsen, the parameter chosen clearly wasn't on kilometers of fietsstroken on through-fares where to most likely collision isn't with another bak
568.
by brnt 3y ago
> as long as the rest of the traffic is also similarly light weight. This. I'd love to use an electric bakfiets to move my kids and myself around, but I'd be doing it on roads where people are moving around 1-2 tonne pieces of
569.
by brnt 3y ago
The reviewed helped find the complexity and give pointers on how to reduce it, is the way I read it.
570.
by brnt 3y ago
It must be nice to get such a review of your code and design, and it looks like KDE appreciated it (probably they expected it, hence the early reach out). Kumbaya but non sarcastic :)

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