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by djaychela 1y ago
As someone else alluded to, 3dB is a doubling in power, not perceived loudness. 10dB will be perceived as a doubling in loudness. This is the original unit (the Bel, rather than deciBel) which was I believe derived by testing on human sub
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by djaychela 1y ago
Not sure why, but I found it amusing when they said that the antimatter "reached speeds of over 40 km/hour." Not sure what the speeds are at the point of its creation (there are knowledgeable folks on here who will know, I&#
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by djaychela 1y ago
There were a whole load of things that I thought were important - mostly objects I owned and projects that I was going to do (some with them, some without). I have done a lot of clearing out so that my wife doesn't have to 'next
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by djaychela 1y ago
No. I know being religious would be a great comfort at this time, but I just don't feel that way.
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by djaychela 1y ago
And that's without taking interest rates into account -I think that's about $2500 in today's money.
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by djaychela 1y ago
As someone who has a terminal cancer diagnosis (and I'm mid-way through the range of time I was told I had left, months, FTR), I don't agree with a lot of this. And I'm essentially on my deathbed (mentally), even though I&#x
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by djaychela 1y ago
Not sure where you are or what washer you own.... But I bought a new Samsung last year and it's excellent. Uses very little energy, quick washes if needed and washes my filthy mechanic work clothes perfectly at low temperatures. And it
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by djaychela 1y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but how do you actually apply this?
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by djaychela 1y ago
I have a more general question - what is the minimum that is needed to qualify as an operating system? Is there something agreed on generally? Searching operating system minimum requirements leads to the wrong kind of info for me....
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by djaychela 1y ago
Ditto the other response here. Trump is orders of magnitude worse. No other US leader in living memory has had such a negative effect overseas, and everyone I know in business in the UK is looking to move away from dealing with the US as qu
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by djaychela 1y ago
I think your suspicions are wrong. Yes, there are plenty of less competent people in history, but not to this level. Trump is an imbecile who just happens to be good in one direction (bullying and manipulation). Put him in an escape room
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by djaychela 1y ago
https://youtu.be/Ufmu1WD2TSk?si=DY3pla26JO3nTF1b This video covers it pretty well
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by djaychela 1y ago
Can you explain why to the layman?
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by djaychela 1y ago
That's a single example (which I'm aware of and pretty sure it wasn't just them that said it - I was thinking the same when they took the original route) compared with the thousands of counter examples of bad ideas, such as c
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by djaychela 1y ago
Just talked with Max Headroom and Michael Scott - my wife is an office fan so knows the references, and I know enough Max to ask the right things. Overall, a fun experience. I think that MH was better than Scott. Max was missing the glitc
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Post Office paid £600M to continue using Horizon(bbc.co.uk)
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by djaychela 1y ago
>As a music fan, I really love little mistakes in incredible albums. Me too. For me as a Genesis fan since I was a teenager, the worst example of a change has been the 'remastered' version of Supper's ready. There's
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by djaychela 1y ago
"The people voted for major reform." What they got was a pocket-lining idiot, and genuinely one of the most morally bankrupt people I've ever known of as his tech right-hand man. Musk is a moral imbecile, a 13-year old incel
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by djaychela 2y ago
Just like OBD, I think api access to data like this should be open to the car user. If the manufacturer is taking the data ( as they do with my renault zoe) then it should be available to the end user at a standard API which is available ac
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by djaychela 2y ago
I'm also not seeing any icons (macOS, running Firefox). Tried it in safari and just get blank rectangles instead of the rectangles with a small hexcode(?) in FF.
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by djaychela 2y ago
But the brakes don't get used 90% of the time,it's all regen.
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by djaychela 2y ago
What have you used it for? I saw it and thought it was cool but not sure I'd do much with it (I have a colour maximite 2 gathering dust on the shelf!)
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by djaychela 2y ago
Came here to say exactly this. I let the timer expire and was expecting to be able to see the answer rather than resort to an anagram solver site...
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by djaychela 2y ago
I don't have any, but I wouldn't expect them to degrade any worse than anything else built to the same standard. Everything on it appeared to be "OEM quality" as people are fond of saying. Remember that Tesla thought th
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by djaychela 2y ago
Wasn't meant like that, was just a term I've heard used a lot in the industry - i.e. traditional "ICE" manufacturers who are very much late to the party in terms of both EV adoption (i.e. everyone except Nissan and Renau
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by djaychela 2y ago
I didn't have time to code a Vpn client before going on holiday...so I needed to get wire guard from the macos store.
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by djaychela 2y ago
Life long car nerd here. Sat in a BYD dolphin last year, expecting it to feel cheap and nasty. Nothing of the sort. Everything felt as good as a decent European car (people often reference VW but I think others are as good). It all seemed v
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by djaychela 2y ago
Have you thought about using pi-hole? With the right things blocked, my LG TV still has all the functionality without the spying or annoyances.
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by djaychela 2y ago
Working offline?
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by djaychela 2y ago
Until you need to download something from the app store (happened to me the other day on a mac I wiped and then needed to bring on holiday so now I need to go through the process again afterwards)

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