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by dinkblam 1y ago
any info on availability in the EU?
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> Australia has among the lowest agricultural subsidies other countries would be wise to adopt that, but there is zero chance of that happening.
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> "good" bubble in the sense how can massively buying hardware that will have to be thrown away in a few years be a "good" bubble in the sense of being a lasting infrastructure investment?
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by dinkblam 1y ago
the confusing things for a layman is the different kinds of messages we receive from those pop-science outlets. on one hand they claim chronic or recurring inflammation is THE big health problem, and if we could it under control everything
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by dinkblam 1y ago
tried it in Safari, didn't hear anything of the intro sentence after choosing a voice and then i got "Error An unknown error has occurred." has this been tested on Safari?
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by dinkblam 1y ago
on the contrary. on macOS apps don't have to support image (or movie) formats. it is done by the system and transparently handled by the APIs. apps automatically gain new formats when the system adds it.
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> I've seen snakes yawn if a see a snake (yawning or otherwise) i'll definitely not yawn. puking, screaming or running would be more likely.
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by dinkblam 1y ago
can anyone recommend flicker-free LEDs (E14) to order from Amazon.de? incidentally i found some LEDs to be extremely annoying but the flicker would sometimes just disappear on its own or after turning off and on the light switch. what could
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by dinkblam 1y ago
when will the chinese enter that market? super cheap planes for everyone!
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by dinkblam 1y ago
stupid question: if at the beginning of the universe (before the big bang) all the matter was in the very same spot, shouldn't this have been effectively been a black hole due to the extreme density? if so, how could it explode if noth
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by dinkblam 1y ago
also in the 70s people would not even have "noticed" covid. back then people could not even be bothered to use seatbelts or stop chainsmoking (even in airplanes). what is considered "acceptable risk" has completely chang
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by dinkblam 1y ago
i cannot understand this at all. it should be completely obvious to everyone that Ducks are far superior.
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> I've always been under the impression that if you make something truly useful or interesting, it will spread through word of mouth naturally and quickly. useful or interesting stuff has zero chances in the marketplace even if you
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by dinkblam 1y ago
doesn't seem to work on macOS with either Safari or Chrome. am i missing something?
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by dinkblam 1y ago
SWE? i thought it is a site only for swedes remotedev would be a better name
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> existence of Miele kitchen i'd pay not to own Miele
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> These devices should be outright illegal why should protecting my belongings from thieves be illegal? > You shouldn't go get back your belongings from a thief anyways. you can also send the police to the thieves if you know whe
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> What’s even more confusing is that I’ve seen general-purpose to-do or reminder apps on the App Store that somehow got approved for Critical Alerts, even though their use case seems far less urgent thats because App Store review is a.)
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by dinkblam 1y ago
same as with cars - it seems the technology that is actually built in the products is just the annoying / useless ones instead of technology that would be actually useful e.g. to safety
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by dinkblam 1y ago
very nice but: 1.) a "long" story is still only like 20 sentences 2.) a real translation for each sentence is nice but often you are still left wondering what each word means. a "word by word" literal translation would b
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by dinkblam 1y ago
we had no problem using <object> for headers and footers
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by dinkblam 1y ago
yes, diversification is the basis for sound investing. yet, if you look at all people and companies that have grown extremely rich extremely quickly, there is one very common factor: they didn't take money out of the company, but reinv
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by dinkblam 1y ago
200 years ago was 1825. a lot happens in 200 years...
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by dinkblam 1y ago
> I am totally uninterested in China mainly due to them being so hostile to foreigners I am totally interested in the USA mainly due to them being so very welcoming to foreigners and migrants
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by dinkblam 1y ago
i'd consider it alarming if 10 flights is already "exercise" or even noticeable
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by dinkblam 1y ago
cannot confirm. i have more trouble falling asleep if i didn't exercise at all compared to exercising e.g. 1-2 hours before sleep
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by dinkblam 1y ago
isn't conventional wisdom that this is "impossible" because you cannot charge batteries that fast?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
why not replace the sugar with stevia?
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by dinkblam 2y ago
> cognitively exhausted? i find it cognitively exhausting to watch movies that are so dark that most times i cannot even see the eye color of the cast
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by dinkblam 2y ago
another privacy violation: • download another browser on iOS • make that browser a "hidden app" that is only available with FaceID • open a tab in that browser on your iPhone • bring the iPhone near to a "Continuity"-ena

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