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coryfklein
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If mold is growing on the cap, it's probably growing on the inside too. Throw it out.
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Does "recyling" include paying Chinese "recyclers" to take it? Because if so then I don't think it's actually being recycled. What, pray tell, are they doing with this low-grade recycled plastic? Putting park b
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In the third paragraph: > The new cap appears as a uniform color in Voyager’s range map... compare it to the old cap, whose silicone valve is denser than the surrounding plastic. Author: you must be completely blind. Both photos show a w
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Can AMD fork HDMI, add in driver support, and call it their own standard that just so happens to be compatible with HDMI? I'm sure they wouldn't make such a move lightly, but is there something fundamental here about the laws or s
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I haven't seen any indication that they promote it, but I'm guessing that something on the order of 98% of instances of Yuzu currently running on CPUs have pirated content in them. If the tool is used primarily for illegal purpose
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I love video games. I grew up with Super Mario Bros on the NES and since the 2000's I feel absolutely spoiled by the burgoening and diverse indie game industry. I can hardly believe that today I can mix and match genres, and the fact t
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I use Firefox as my daily driver. There are in fact some websites that don't work on it, but it is rarely anything mainstream. My example is the website 3M provides for doing medical code grouping. Probably less than 0.01% of the inter
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Metaculus shows a 74% chance Starship reaches orbit in 2024, and a projected date of March 26 for the next launch. That seems pretty bullish to me! Next year (2025) will probably see the beginnings of practical customer usage of Starship. [
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Frankly I do this as well. I think it depends on your personal financial situation and how often you expect to be withdrawing from your emergency fund. By increasing levels of "emergency", do you use your emergency fund to pay for
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I am not in the chip industry at all, but I understand that chips offload so much heat in part due to cramming as much as performance as possible into a small 2D space. If you increase the number of layers by 10-20x you now have much more &
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One underutilized strategy for media consumption is literally just buying what you want on eBay. You can get Blu-Rays for nearly any film >7-8 years old for just a few dollars! Any time I think of a film I want to add to my "watch l
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Yes, but most of them could be right. Given that Taiwan has cornered the market for so long, now that other countries are at least trying you could see a shift like this hypothetical market share change: Taiwan 80% -> 50% EU 1% -> 1
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Government planning and investment can certainly bootstrap and protect a nascent industry in its infancy, but once the industry becomes competitive it is to the Democracy's own advantage to remove the training wheels and back off. This
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> This means there's very little for consumers to spend their money on versus a US consumer. How does this line up American consumers spending a large percentage of their money on products built in... China? Surely the Chinese produ
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> But still - why is consciousness required? Did someone say it is? Parent explicitly called it out as a by-product.
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> thermostats as an example of an intelligent system vs > A bimetallic strip is intelligent You're moving the goal posts
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It's possible that the "minimum success criteria" or "primary objective" of the mission was to touch down intact within a radius. If that was achieved, then I think even in English it is reasonable to call the landi
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Saying the stock market is surging is a bit of an oversimplification. If you compare trough (Oct '22) to peak (Jan '24) you get a 65% annualized rate of increase. But if you compare peak (Nov '21) to peak (Jan '24) we&#x
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There are literally thousands of options for configuring your device in the Preferences app. Should we put all of them in front of the user's face the first time they set up their phone? How would they know those options exist otherwis
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The tone seems completely professional? I'm not sure where you're reading the "palpable rage" from. Because they used the word "already"? I'm not seeing it.
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If you want to demo the Vision Pro at an Apple Store prepare to be there a while
(engadget.com)
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My thought after reading this, “wow a CEO can be a huge SPOF for a business.” Some, like Elon, may seem to be untouchable in the end, but I can’t imagine this is good at all for Carta’s – checks notes – cap table?
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Why Wikipedia cannot claim the Earth is not flat
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Stepping back, is this simply pointing out that Rule 34 also applies to scientific research? If a claim can be made, there is a scientific study that "proves" the claim true. If someone came to me with some outlandish claim, "
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Absolutely. I recommend doing the Wim Hof breathing technique right before turning it cold, it gives you a little boost of adrenaline that just tips the emotional valence of the experience from, "this is terrible why would anyone do th
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EVs are still solidly in the "luxury" category; they're specifically being sold to folks who are not paying attention to the price at the pump in the first place. So I don't understand why "they save you money&quo
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> It took me an afternoon hanging out with my electrician cousin and about $400 in parts from Amazon to build our own at-home electric refuelling station. This is a big reason I haven't even considered an EV. How I'd find someo
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IPv6 Statistics
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Do you ever have time to relax or do something fun, or are you simply stressed all the time?
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This is a much better introduction to what has happened this week; the original article gives absolutely no context about the related volcanic activity. TLDR; Grindavík is located in Iceland, a country known for its volcanic activity. Earth
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