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by dflock 9y ago
https://blendle.com/ does this.
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by dflock 9y ago
It's only lock-in of you've tied yourself to AWS only features. If you just use EC2 as VMs, then switching is pretty easy.
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by dflock 9y ago
Or you can over-provision with renewables (which are cheap and getting cheaper all the time), or have utility/grid/home power storage, or balance renewable generation from different parts of the country/globe - it's alwa
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by dflock 9y ago
They're aluminium underneath the paint - and that also melts a bit on a high speed GTO reentry, hence the likely switch to titanium grid fins in the future.
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by dflock 9y ago
Genius marketing/PR - just look at this huge thread ;)
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by dflock 9y ago
Their client and sync support is simple and works very well. Hits the sweet spot of simplicity and features. The other options are more complex. Google still doesn't have any Linux support, so it's off the table for me personally.
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by dflock 10y ago
Yes, but blew most of it trying - and failing - to prop up the pound as the world's reserve currency.
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by dflock 10y ago
For trains, automation already happened - in the 80's. London's DLR and Vancouver's skytrain are examples of mostly automated, completely driverless, metro systems - built in the 80's. Afaik, the Vancouver skytrain still
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by dflock 10y ago
If dead-end is defined as the article does: ... no "dead ends". I.e. all player actions will result in a state in which the game is still winnable - then, yes, fairly common, although not always intentionally.
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by dflock 10y ago
Wan't thinking about multi-resolution or HiDPI - or other technical 'support' - but actual ergonomic use of multiple-monitors. It's lack of customisability in the placement of things, as well as the anachronistic global
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by dflock 10y ago
Sadly, that's not how that works.
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by dflock 10y ago
Tesla is, essentially, a clean energy company. Also Bill Gates is doing as you request.
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by dflock 10y ago
Excellent news! I personally think unity is terrible - and it's objectively lacking in several areas, multi-monitor support particularly. The Ubuntu phone thing was a nice idea, but obviously never going to fly, so it's nice to se
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by dflock 10y ago
> Source Han Serif > An open source Pan-CJK typeface
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by dflock 10y ago
This is what XMonad does by default - I hate it, but you apparently don't, so you could switch window managers to get this, if you wanted.
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by dflock 10y ago
This seems like a good idea, but it would have high labour costs, I would think? It's also going to cross over into health and social care, therapy and support for lonely seniors almost immediately. Your call center staff are not going
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by dflock 10y ago
Maybe this: https://github.com/benjaminoakes/maid
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by dflock 10y ago
You might like this, then: https://github.com/erichs/composure
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by dflock 10y ago
You should check this thing out, then: https://github.com/erichs/composure
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by dflock 10y ago
Until they take all your money, at which point they become the most expensive.
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by dflock 10y ago
/r/oddlysatisfying
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by dflock 10y ago
I have over 100 tabs open in chrome on my phone right now. Lord only knows how many I have open across desktop browsers. This is why.
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by dflock 10y ago
http://hisham.hm/htop/
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by dflock 10y ago
It's pretty fantastic for making stock/bone broth - just chuck everything in and turn it on for 2 hrs. Same for stews: Just add all the ingredients (meat, veg, stock, herbs) then press the 'Stew' button. The slow cooking
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by dflock 10y ago
I had heard that Trump/Republican the plan to kill NASA's climate research, was actually going to be to shunt it over to NOAA. This might be the other shoe dropping - defund NOAA (especially the satellite division) so that they c
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by dflock 10y ago
I would suggest just removing it. Debian/Linux have a system wide update mechanism for everything - the OS & apps - and it's very strongly preferred that you just use that. The UX of asking stuff during install is also pretty
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by dflock 10y ago
I didn't mean that fman would come back. I meant that if I remove the cronjob and update script, the next time I get an fman update via my regularly scheduled update manager, fman's .deb installer will put the cronjob and script b
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by dflock 10y ago
Glad I looked inside the .deb file before I installed this. It does the following things: - Adds `/etc/apt/sources.list.d/fman.list - Adds `/etc/cron.daily/fman`, which does this: #!/bin/sh
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by dflock 10y ago
I think it would be if it replaced income tax & corporation tax.
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by dflock 10y ago
I think that carbon tax pays for the building of the thing?

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