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751.
by consp 2y ago
> either calling spelling I'd never see a "common mistake" (like "gr." for grams) Almost all cooking books I have do this (sample size is not big though, and with almost all I mean all except one). I don't k
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by consp 2y ago
Some microwaves have a wave deflector which causes the wave to be less uniform in the cage and thus heat more evenly and not with 12.5cm standing wave intervals.
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by consp 2y ago
> Lots of influencers did fraud, and they do just fine. Since the current created legal landscape does not punish fraudsters they keep doing it and succeeding. Same thing as society allowing people to fail upward.
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by consp 2y ago
DS-lite (aka CGNAT), now we don't need to give the costumers a proper IP address anymore. It should be banned as it limits IPv6 adoption and it getting more and more use for "customers own good" and is annoying as hell to wor
755.
by consp 2y ago
Never notice them, only big stains. Maybe it depends on the strength and type?
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by consp 2y ago
I would replace "use" with "vaguely look like".
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by consp 2y ago
Not too bad, since the risks are well known and understood. And unlike in the US the government actively has to maintain that risk level by law. My private insurance covers flooding at no additional cost and almost all home insurance covers
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by consp 2y ago
Since it's a non constant time implementation of a specific part of the EC operation (modular inversion) my guess would be they reused the code for that everywhere and it's probably also present in ecdh and all other algorithms re
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by consp 2y ago
By lumping the UK together with the US it says absolutely nothing about either the UK or the US.
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by consp 2y ago
I cannot tell if this is sarcastic or not so the assumption is it isn't. In which case: WTF? There are many solutions for cheap energy but a pointless digest algorithm isn't one. While I do not agree with the AI craze it would sti
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by consp 2y ago
Battery life is still affected with emissive displays.
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by consp 2y ago
Space is big, really big, even if it looks small. I doubt you would be able to block enough but that is just armchair guessing. Things like reemission might also help?
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by consp 2y ago
> tries to stop the conflict in Ukraine Afaik only cares about cheap gas, the rest is irrelevant.
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by consp 2y ago
Sure, but will it this time include all politicians, state officials and others who are "special". If no, then GTFO. It's a good litmus test to check the actual goal instead of the terrorism/save the children/drugs
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by consp 2y ago
He said it is not political and published it at the end of an election cycle ... Of course it is.
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by consp 2y ago
It says she was taken in due to a diabetic episode. What on earth is that? Hypo/hyperglycaemia? You'd have to have extremely poorly managed type 1 diabetes for that to become fatal without a massive screwup at that age.
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by consp 2y ago
Poor people should not have to buy a car as it is a massive drain on finances to keep it running. There are better solutions
768.
by consp 2y ago
Intentionally draining money to force a bankruptcy and void debt is a felony in most places. Of course an army of lawyers might make that case go away.
769.
by consp 2y ago
Having short term contracts solved this a long time ago and is mostly a fallacy.
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by consp 2y ago
Usually inclusive hires are forced because they have a lower chance of getting though a normal process. If it was an actual level playing field this would not matter but it isn't, and it's not even close. The goal is for those pol
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by consp 2y ago
At least they will confirm the experiments they have been trained on.
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by consp 2y ago
I've had many Duralex glasses break (it has the same "issue") and exploding is a massive exaggeration. They break into many peaces yes, but they are less dangerous than normal glass. I also do not like cleaning up normal glas
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by consp 2y ago
> Until people forget about it and buy cheap stuff again. Until they cut themselves on the sharp edges when it breaks. Duralex is safety glass but some people only see "wow many peaces normal glass only breaks into a few". Prop
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by consp 2y ago
My experience is either the wrong soap or unclean water leaves a residue on the glass killing any beer. It likely also fills these nucleation sites.
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by consp 2y ago
AFAIK (but may be massively wrong) is that most clear glasses have many composition types and don't mix well and the industrial brown/green is all the same.
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by consp 2y ago
Isn't this related to mainboard/gpu board implementation? Maybe they do not like to get ahead of the vendors.
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by consp 2y ago
> since it has the full-screen menu-based interface and remote Most impotantly, it has ads!
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by consp 2y ago
Wealth extraction is pretty much what I expected the real reason was, and all the profits went to shareholders and was not put into the economy in any real sense (I'm going to preemt the pension fund strawman here). You also see massiv
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by consp 2y ago
Prices here have rizen from about 100euro/month to about 150/month in 6 years (2018 was easiest to find the numbers for).
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by consp 2y ago
> Many tech companies already refuse to launch in overly-regulated markets You say overly-regulated, I say sufficiently regulated. Maybe, just maybe, those companies should not launch here.

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