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dan353hehe
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If I had to guess, it would be that fermenting bananas into wine makes them taste like they were fermented. In all seriousness though, I can’t stand overripe bananas. Bleah.
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This is a small cookbook that I have used a lot. It’s designed around being able to feed a few people, and eating well, without being expensive. https://leannebrown.com/good-and-cheap-2/ I get a hard bound copy for eve
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Whole heartedly agree. At first I was confused by there being no images/media, but then I was delighted that got to choose which ones to load. No auto playing videos, or obstructive ads.
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Yeah I just got a video of an infant taking a bath. I have small kids my self so nothing new, but not something I would want on the internet for everyone to see. And I doubt that the mom, and now the teenager who was the kid, would want bro
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I think it’s meant to replicate a CRT display? I has a real hard time with those headings buzzing slightly.
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Yep. Same thing happened to me. I was not able to get my account working. Ever. I have all my stuff on vultr now.
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Thank you! I have been trying to remember the name for that comic for years, and no amount of searching has ever yielded anything.
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> Drabon and her colleagues went in search of evidence of ancient major impacts in a remote area south of Kruger National Park in South Africa. There they sought out rocky outcrops containing a layer of spherules – molten droplets formed
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I remember seeing something about that a few years ago. Super strange they never were found. Cave Johnson probably still has them doing some important science underground somewhere.
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This was a surprise for me as well. I have two EPYC 9754 in a dual socket server, so 256 cores, and the test did not perform as well as I expected it too. It didn’t even load up all the cores, which is what I was needing to do. I ended up u
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One that I like to suggest, which covers more terminal and Linux skills then programming, is https://overthewire.org/wargames/
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It’s not a stupid question. In most threads on geothermal energy this does come up and a lot of other people have answered it though. The short answer is that there is so much heat in the massive amount of melted rocks and metal under our f
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Unsafe Impedance: Safe Languages and Safe by Design Software
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> This membrane acts like an electrolytic cell, using electricity to break down the water molecules into their composite elements. The hydrogen produced from the reaction is then fed into the vehicle’s fuel cell. You are exactly right. I
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That’s simple enough. Just get a second tote for holding your first tote! Then you just have to keep track of the second one to be able to locate the first one.
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All very valid points. I live in the dessert, and we have mesquite trees here everywhere. They also produce a bean in a pod which I learned several years ago is edible! I ordered some flour and put it in bread and other things. It’s a sweet
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I did some debugging about 8 years ago in SmartOS. There were some processing that were running for way too long without using the cpu. I ended up using kdbg to trace where the processes were hung. I had to jump between different processes
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https://web.archive.org/web/20240717102854/https://www.wired...
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This is exactly what I did. I got 2 refurbished iPads for about $100 bucks a piece almost 3 years ago. Works great, and the kids don’t fight over who’s turn it is.
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Well if it’s for learning, you can rent vms from hosting providers. That’s a fairly inexpensive way to learn about BGP with a global “toy” CDN. I have a small ipv6 subnet I purchased for just this purpose. It was interesting setting everyth
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Is it also unethical to not read the ads in a newspaper? Or to not watch the commercials on TV?
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You forgot to mention all the superfund sites that have only recently been cleaned up. Some of which aren’t done yet. These sites are all on the Jordan river, and it’s tributaries, which empty into the great salt lake. https://en
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I have astigmatism. I had the same issue with grids, certain fonts with lots of vertical lines, and other regular high contrast repeating patterns. Got some glasses a few years ago for the first time from an optometrist, and now it doesn’t
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I dug through some of the videos they have put out, and the wheels are activated by reading the ODBII port on the car. Which means that they monitor the stock gas and break pedals to determine when to move. You can potentially add a pair to
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Orbis Wheel Powered or Unpowered Ring-Driven Wheel
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Open source axial wheel hub motor (2018)
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Why pair programming is the best interview approach for hiring (2021)
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I believe the OP is saying that the service to their house is underpowered. Meaning the wire conductors that run from their house aren’t rated for a lot of current. For example my house is only rated for 120 Amps total, and to upgrade that
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I think everyone is missing point on this. This is actually a feature! Loose your key? Loose your iphone? Loose your Apple Watch? No worries just ask your friendly neighborhood door to door sales person to open your door for you! You will
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Also spent a few minutes browsing around and found https://github.com/creationix/tedit , a web based editor that reads and writes directly to git (I think). Like I said Tim has quite a few projects that interact directl
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