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by bwv848 6mo ago
OSINTechinical literally had one yesterday https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/2038625975332692466
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by bwv848 6mo ago
A larger and, more importantly, taller trackpad that also functions like a Wacom with Apple Pencil, which would compel Apple to adopt a more square display, 3:2 or 4:3, capable of showing more lines of code. Too bad that would cannibalize t
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by bwv848 6mo ago
Sure man, ask the Keas, I am sure they like their new name and wouldn't prefer to live in lowland if human were to disappear in NZ.
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by bwv848 6mo ago
Sure man, if 700 years is far enough for you. Meanwhile, human spent thousands of years to domesticate junglefowl into chicken.
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by bwv848 6mo ago
Been to NZ once. Keas are indeed the coolest parrots ever. Climb to the top of Avalanche Peak and you’re guaranteed to see some soaring in the sky, with snowy Mt. Rolleston in the background. Kiwis call them alpine parrots, but they are not
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by bwv848 7mo ago
Fun experiment, but it doesn’t really prove anything. On a good day, elite runners like Tyler Andrews can run up Mera and more difficult peaks with minimal gear. Next time, try testing them on a cold, windy, and wet ridgeline traverse.
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by bwv848 7mo ago
I’m sure it’s driving issue, 650/6XX’s treble is supposed to be smooth and veiled. I wouldn’t consider the HD6 series at all if you only have an unbalanced setup, the difference on my DAC is night and day.
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by bwv848 7mo ago
Best bang for the buck in terms of sound quality is probably the Hifiman HE400SE, which is less than $100, the AKG K701 and Sennheiser HD6XX, which are about $200. The catch is that you need a proper setup to drive them. But to be honest, g
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by bwv848 7mo ago
Nah, here's an example, Hifiman's planar offerings range from 50 USD to 8000 USD.
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by bwv848 7mo ago
I still find it hard to justify buying Chi-Fi. My HD650 still has no competitor in terms of style and cost efficiency, I wish I could afford HD800 but they sound very different. My IE80 from 2012 is very outdated, but IEMs are technological
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by bwv848 7mo ago
A Huion Kamvas then, still way cheaper than an iPad.
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by bwv848 7mo ago
That's a lot of money for a small amount of use cases, get a $70 Wacom.
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by bwv848 8mo ago
HACF only has four seasons, but it features great character arcs and a beautiful ending. I don’t think it’s on the level of The Wire, but it’s way more than enough to stand apart.
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by bwv848 8mo ago
You should watch the Hammerhead Eagle i-Thrust episode.
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by bwv848 8mo ago
I don’t doubt how tough the Hilux can be, but Top Gear tended to stage a lot of things. Like they intentionally killed Hammond’s Land Cruiser at the end of the Bolivia special. Plus, they had some pretty damn good mechanics, while Clarkson
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by bwv848 8mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMxk-_kezxw
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by bwv848 8mo ago
Here's how to actually train for it. https://uphillathlete.com/aerobic-training/vertical-beast-mo...
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by bwv848 9mo ago
> hike 50km with a 2km elevation gain in one go and not die. And thru-hikers can do this for days. It’s more related to fatigue resistance, mitochondrial density, and walking efficiency. But VO2 max still matters in high-intensity sports
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by bwv848 9mo ago
And that’s based on a family car platform—wait until you drive something more purpose-built. Take a look at the Renault 5 Turbo E, the work-in-progress electric A110 and 718, or the more affordable SC01. Fun EVs are definitely coming in the
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by bwv848 9mo ago
> so Tesla would light a fire under the asses of domestic players, forcing them to compete better with what was at the time, the pinnacle EV brand. More like having Tesla to bootstrap the upstream suppliers so local brands can leverage t
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by bwv848 10mo ago
> Wireguard literally just works https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues/558
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by bwv848 10mo ago
Yes, in fact if I have the opportunity to walk these trails I would take it in a heartbeat. I am sorry but you really have to thru hike to understand it. Being tired and hungry all the time is the least concern
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by bwv848 10mo ago
Yeah thru hikers avoid roads like the plague. Judging by his route he could've walk a lot existing trails. Go southbound on Great Divide Trail and Continental Divide Trail, then somehow cross Mexico and central America into Andes, ther
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by bwv848 11mo ago
And don't forget Beijing's forced eviction of tens of thousands of so called 'low end population' in the middle of winter. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/30/world/asia/china-beij
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by bwv848 11mo ago
Marathon and ultra are different paradigms, for ultra all you need to do is get a heart rate monitor and try running at zone 2 as long as you can, the most difficult part is probably refueling, eating enough calories while preventing stomac
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by bwv848 1y ago
Funny I recently ditched my rice cooker and got a clay pot, in response to the rising food price at restaurants. While I am chasing a perfect clay pot rice with golden crispy but not greasy and burnt bottom and fluffy center, I found out co
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by bwv848 1y ago
IMO Rostropovich and Jian Wang[1] have the best recordings, two sides of the same coin. I never understand the hype of Yo-Yo Ma. And if you like Jian Wang, you would probably also like Viktoria Mullova's interpretation of Sonatas and P
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by bwv848 1y ago
I don't understand, if you are not sure about a two bolt anchor, you can always drill more, rock quality is usually very good. Why do you trust, say an ice axe deadman more than expansion bolts?
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by bwv848 3y ago
In China, the retail price is 90 yuan, which is 12.5 dollars and 17.2 Canadian dollars according to current exchange rate. Sometimes people can get them cheaper.
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by bwv848 3y ago
You don't need so-called educated guesses for that. Learning to plan is not a new concept; it's a general direction in the research field, and I bet everyone is working on something related. However, it's essentially just glo

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