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by clan 1y ago
Around here flat sea is the killer as it usually is a sign of strong undercurrents. To the uninitiated it simply looks more calm. It can pull you down for real. If you just float to open sea (typical tourist in a dingy or paddle board) yo
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by clan 1y ago
Many things: A) A hub further south than Berlin. If Dresden (end station for the line) was a "hub" then OK B) Hard to find and find intercomnnectimg routes. C) It departures from Copenhagen South not Copenhagen Central. D) Poor av
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by clan 1y ago
That is like comparing range in gas cars and EVs. Some do that but there are other major benefits. The lengths I will go through to avoid air travel is much higher than a 1:1 ratio in comparable time. When I have to get the cattle treatment
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by clan 1y ago
The Nimbus even came with a 3,5" floppy! Do you happen to know if they shared any design? Was there a reference Intel board which most designs are based on? Reading up on the RC Piccoline I realise I misremembered. Each 4 computers sha
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by clan 1y ago
These listings are fun to explore. As a teenager I got my first 8-bit computer. A lot of my friends had Commodore 64. But a good computer salesman sold me and my dad on the british Amstrad CPC 6128[0]. It had the disk drive and a green moni
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by clan 1y ago
You are basically McBlocking any further discussion. The point is that it is too easy to be a nay sayer. Show effort. Be more that a "huh?"
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by clan 1y ago
Did you? They base the feed on user input. The feed is then (supposedly) adjusted to what I like. What I call a signal you call an attack. I signal that I do not like Minecraft videos. But I do not attack them. Your anger is misdirected. Yo
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by clan 1y ago
So what you're saying: Please complain through proper channels and hope they accept your input? Or should he just keep using the signals he gets and immediately clean up his feed? I actually see this as a feature. YouTube recommends a
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by clan 1y ago
Exactly this. Fashion often conflicts with sense. That is a universal truth. Even though the fashion might be rooted in some form of sense. Mahogany and teak was in fashion around here for a while and oak went out the door. Oak was consider
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by clan 1y ago
A.k.a "The Loudness War" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war
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by clan 1y ago
I would say mostly in the courtyards. And yes - it can be quite the challenge. And people sees it as a god given right. The same rights as people who have their essential 4 bicycles. Some of the same people who find it too cumbersome to use
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by clan 1y ago
Same in Denmark. It is almost a must have for inner city families. Much more common than two wheel Long Johns. Two very common models are: https://www.christianiabikes.com/classic/ https://www.ladcyklen.dk&#
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by clan 1y ago
Super rare is untrue. Rare would even be a stretch. I live in Copenhagen and use a helmet. I would claim it is common to use a helmet. Not everyone - but many do. And it is not even mandatory. Helmet usage is actually increasing: https:&#x
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by clan 1y ago
I hope many people read this and take it to heart. It is a rare and wise insight which only becomes crystal clear with age. Choose your battles very carefully. This is a golden nugget up there with "time flies". I never understood
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by clan 1y ago
You are right and it is an evil form of gate keeping. Pros before bros. Nerds are just wannabes. The mugglers may suffer as they do not know, care or can articulate it. If they do - they are clearly nerds and we can discard them as a minori
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by clan 1y ago
I often hear that hand waving "what the market wants". But it is more "what the market can suffer". See IPv4 vs IPv6. I am not working with mastering as the OP. But I can see the low fidelity of streaming services. I wat
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by clan 1y ago
Been there. Done that. But it doesn't even stop there. It goes down to the SMB market as well. Granted not the S but in Medium and larger places. I have been dragged into multiple sales calls with the agenda "we need an app".
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by clan 2y ago
In DK I would say it became common with the kitchen and maybe bedroom TV around 1990 and TVs in the kids rooms around 1995. Cable TV became common in the 1980s (around here). So distribution is just a question about point of entry. Are the
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by clan 2y ago
Kids these days wouldn't now the struggle of finding a weak termination. Now get off my lawn ;-)
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by clan 2y ago
You are missing the point. You are correct that thin ethernet might have been the craze. On the PC you would add an ISA or PCI card. So should we only count from when it was added to the motherboards? The point is that the first 10 base T s
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by clan 2y ago
Nope. As you say yourself: Possibly an antenna connection. Exactly that. When we redid the floors i our apartment we renewed the electrical wiring and added ethernet and coax. The coax was intended for radio/tv. There is however an ove
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by clan 2y ago
Yes. But that still seems more palatable. Go figure. For better or worse; that is the current perception.
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by clan 2y ago
I only had 1 slight jump on Android/Firefox. When I scroll past the title it jumps to the main paragraph. This seems to be the only jumps for me. If you continuously scroll up/down around that point it is really annoying. Page pos
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by clan 2y ago
If you rephrase that to tools which deals with what the endpoints emits there is a boatload. Most emits JSON but XML can be found as well. Personally I use jaq. Gojq is nice as well. Both. Inspired by the original ja. You can find many list
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by clan 2y ago
Santos Dumont had close competition by Jacob Ellehammer[1] who is probably only (mostly) known locally. But truly pioneers: Building planes, helicopters and cars totally from scratch. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J
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by clan 2y ago
None taken. At all! If you take everything to the extreme "full" honesty becomes "blunt" honesty. I do not advocate that. Pink Floyd answered that with "The Trial". Dark fiction tends to explore the extremes an
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by clan 2y ago
Update: I went by Glyploteket and they do actually have at least 2 paintings by him. One of them was the view of the back of the British Museum as seen in the BBC documentary with Michael Palin. The other was a rather stunning painting of a
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by clan 2y ago
Yes. But taking such a stance will make it much harder to move the discourse forward in a positive way. I am prone to bitterness and dystopic thinking. To combat this I try to find a positive view to move forward. Humans and humanity is not
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by clan 2y ago
Agreed. But I read your comment as complacency. I believe the fix is to complain. How else to change human nature? That is the best part: we can change. We can do better. Naive? Maybe. Probably. But I would prefer idealist. Pretty much pota
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by clan 2y ago
But I prefer my tools to come with proper instructions on the box. The reason the "tool" works for you is that you are willing to game the system. Everything can be a hammer. Those really looking for a casual hookup rarely are hon

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