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by dorfsmay 6y ago
It shows the sources of the funcing per country and Public vs private vs philanthropic, and its distribution to recipients.
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Covid-19 Vaccine R&D Investments(knowledgeportalia.org)
4 points by dorfsmay 6y ago|1 comments
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I agree. GNOME 3 stays out of my way. Good dynamic virtual desktop. Windows key (or Alt-F1) to see all open windows. Windows keys + typing to start an app. I don't understand why Tweaks is not part of GNOME vanilla, but it's easy
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
All of this + the fact that they are a huge financial burden (depreciation, insurance, repairs, fuel), AND probably the most dangerous activity you do on a regular basis. We have one, we use it, I have even enjoyed the few road trips, but I
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Valid question, I don't know the exact answer, but keep in mind that a closed cabin with windows will heat up naturally when the sun is up. Humans generate heat which is also trapped in that cabin. Inefficiencies in transmission etc...
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I think OP meant that needing AC in a lot of vehicles in the US (everywhere it gets really hot) a 100% electrical fleet didn't make sense, and that this consideration might have influenced the decision to go with ICE. If you are not be
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
At the end of the day, you need enough energy onboard, and gas is much more dense. Hybrid cars turn the ICE engine on at intersection when AC or heat is on, to convert gas into electricity and avoid depleting the batteries completely.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I went to Ubuntu years ago for the availability of packages. Snaps killed it for me. I moved my daily driver(s) on Fedora a few months after 20.04. It turns out, RPMfusion does have all the packages I want.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
> Morality is predicated on free will Yes, and this is key, but it works both ways. We have free will, for example I 100% chose to make this comment, but people don't grow up outside of a context, don't make their decision with
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Change_data_capture
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
It doesn't do anything for me. Can you point to a doc?
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Are you prone to headaches? Do other things trigger headaches for you? Beside the headaches, was it usable? Did it require more efforts than working with a classic LCD monitor?
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I don't need to walk around with them, my main goal is a better sitting posture, and I'd be fine with a model that has a cable connected to the laptop, in fact, that's how I imagined it in my first thought.
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Ask HN: Experience with smart glasses to replace laptop monitor for dev work
4 points by dorfsmay 6y ago|5 comments
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
And use old.reddit.com instead of www.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Add: * An option for a good quality trackpoint and 3 buttons * A possibility to order a fully assembled model without an OS And you will quickly get a significant share of buyers from the ThinkPad/Linux crowd.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I had never heard of this, the use of already existing heat is amazing! Do they run 24/7? If not, they must use a lot of energy to cold start the process. One classic example I always hear about efficient use of heat exchanger is the b
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I'm not sure a blog would change anything. How much more could I do (note that Netflix CS replies to the other person's reply in that thread): https://twitter.com/dorfsmay/status/1315402870661902336 Cl
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Yes, it is really bad. I cancelled my Netflix subscriptions for a few months, then tried to renew and cannot because of a bug in their Credit Card process. I have phoned and tweeted and online chatted etc... Their only solutions is for me t
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I used to nap regularly around lunch time but it sometimes made it difficult to dflaa asleep at a reasonable time those evenings. Then I listened to Andrew Huberman talk about doing some meditation or yoga, getting inside, at 16:00 to reset
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Correcting? They mean temporarily cure... If this works, it's fascinating! One thing I have been wondering for a while, and I thought this what it was when I read the title, is, why can't we have zoom lenses with a camera turned
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Yes, I tried in my 20s with no obvious positive result.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
In Europe, you can find "good" wine in box, the type of wine you'd pay 25 to 30 CAD per bottle here in Canada. Boxed wine is ideal for that one glass you want with your lunch. I wish we had more variety of it around here.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Isn't the amount of traffic to sci-hub the answer to that question?
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Correct. I wish a fund were created for Firefox, like the one for Thunderbird. I'd love to give towards Firefox but have no desire to fund Mozilla mismanagement.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
This was my exact experience as well. I was an early user if sensible and loved that it was yaml. Then had to deal with jinja inside yaml. And finally a syntax for loops appeared! I have run into the same type of issues with salt.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
old.reddit.com isn't really degrading.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
I had the same question recently, for more details: https://old.reddit.com/r/ECE/comments/jxb806/how_big_are_tra...
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
In winter, in the more northerly latitudes, being outside is not sufficient, because of the angle at which the sun ray hit, the skin cannot make vitamin D.
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by dorfsmay 6y ago
Yes. Why would they put any those resources in when it will not increase revenue? Geoblocking takes less than a day to implement and shields them from legal issues, what you are asking is several weeks of work initially + continuous mainten

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