dt_rsp

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by dt_rsp 2y ago
Similarly, Jack London's /People of the Abyss/
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by dt_rsp 6y ago
Perhaps relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ2Eo6wl5r0
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by dt_rsp 7y ago
Timely. From today: http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/life-tip
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
I remember playing xtron in the office maybe 20 years ago. https://screenshots.debian.net/package/xtron
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
A similar vintage, but slightly younger than everything1 was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H2g2 / https://www.h2g2.com/
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
I like DBeaver. YMMV.
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
That's the one.
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
I was hoping it included the fiddle scam from American Gods.
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by dt_rsp 8y ago
I remember reading this some years back, about horizontal resistance rather than vertical resistance. http://sharebooks.com/system/files/Return-to-Resistance.pdf I was unable to find a whole lot more information o
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by dt_rsp 9y ago
Leaving it to stand works for chlorine, but not for chloramine, which a lot of tap water is treated with now instead. One would have to check with one's supplier.
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by dt_rsp 9y ago
A bit like Anthem in Dirk Gently.
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by dt_rsp 9y ago
I have taken to using DBeaver. The overall experience is really nice. I don't like that you have to toggle your "Active database" rather than just opening a new window with a new connection to a different database. If that
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by dt_rsp 9y ago
Jürgen Tautz's "The Buzz about Bees" mentions this. It says the bees build cylindrical cells around themselves initially, but then raise the temperature of the wax to 37-40 degrees C, when the wax is warm enough to flow into