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by dusted 3y ago
Cool! I was in this one in Tallinn a few years ago, it's a very large private collection (family owned + volunteers iirc), you have to contact them beforehand to make sure there's someone there, they have a lot of cool stuff, Robo
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by dusted 3y ago
The article starts with independence, and the first thing they instruct people in is becoming dependent on un-required third parties. Sure, becoming a registrar is overkill, but hosting a website on your own machine is a pretty low bar.
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by dusted 3y ago
I upvoted this before realizing it's a just a plug for some stuff, "porkbun", "vultr", "freefilesync" and some app called "davx" yeah, no, just by the amount of stuff you need to sign up to outsi
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by dusted 3y ago
That's kind of a weird API, not indicating a list of partners, not indicating duration, methods, whether climax was achieved (or by whom) or whether the time indicates start or end of event.. it's all around a weird structure, on
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by dusted 3y ago
Yes, I mean compared to that exactly. However, small correction, I don't believe small fishing vessels use HFO, I imagine either diesel or gasoline is used there. But yes, that's basically my question, how they stack up, like, &qu
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by dusted 3y ago
Wasn't really humor, just an experience I had that made a lasting impression on my young self.
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by dusted 3y ago
To be fair, that only happened once, and the vast majority of the LANs I attended back then were entirely void of female representation.
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by dusted 3y ago
Best party I ever attended had someones girlfriend jump onto the table in only brah and thong and yelling at her boyfriend "just stop that and ... me already!" and he looked up "I will but we're in a match right now&quot
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by dusted 3y ago
I'm wondering what the "total ecological cost" is when also taking into account the sunken units. For a traditional vessel, the main pollutant will be from the burning of fuel, and then leaking fuel when the vessel sinks. How
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by dusted 3y ago
I've had the suspicion that a lot of chemicals are leaking into the water because plumbing is an old enough field that there's a lot of "that's how we always did it".. If you've ever sniffed at new plumbing sup
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by dusted 3y ago
Reminder: This is my personal opinion, not an attempt to convince you of anything else. While my opinion might be unpopular, I don't believe it to be without any contributing value to the discussion, so please keep that in mind if you
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A philosophical theory where hard determinism and panpsychism are compatible(chat.openai.com)
33 points by dusted 3y ago|90 comments
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by dusted 3y ago
I think Razor should sue Rockstar for IP violation, Razor obviously owns the IP to unprotect the binary ;)
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by dusted 3y ago
Interesting read. My freelance work has never been by the hour, and for reasons that align with those mentioned in the article. Clients don't care about hours I spend, my hours bring no value to them. They desire a certain result, and
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by dusted 3y ago
Interesting! They had the foresight to understand that cars would become uglier, but even they couldn't imagine the idiocy which is non-standard-formfactor entertainment systems.
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by dusted 3y ago
I see IM as a slighly less formal email, I check it when I check it. Teams is what we use, I run that in a virtual machine which shows the lockscreen for most of the day.. I'll check email and IM four or five times a day, when I find i
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by dusted 3y ago
A nice writeup and good observations about what makes a picture interesting. For a brief period of time, I did a "take a picture every day".. thing.. I forced myself to capture, develop and publish a picture every day. I didn&#x27
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by dusted 3y ago
I worked on the Ulysse Nardin Chairman phone, AMA. (I'll only answer things that won't get me into legal trouble)
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Web Directory of High-Quality Resources(odp.org)
2 points by dusted 3y ago|0 comments
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Sans.style(sans.style)
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by dusted 3y ago
Like most modern UI, it's a compromise where function must always give way to form.
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by dusted 3y ago
I can't think of any valid arguments for moving anything important away from a well understood and proven-reliable system.
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by dusted 3y ago
It died a long time ago, it was called lunarstorm, it was during the golden age of these sites, people had "profiles" and "pages" and wrote html on them. There was some structure to the quirkyness. These days, I don&#x27
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The future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dusted 3y ago|0 comments
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by dusted 3y ago
I've noticed a large increase in what I call "idiot cars" in Denmark too, these giant monstrosities that seem impractical in every way except for driving through smaller cars and making sure the driver survives whatever incom
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by dusted 3y ago
In Denmark, most homes have 3 phases of 240 volts, along with neutral. (and protective ground, of course) More power in less copper. Most items do fine with 240 volts, but high-power items like ovens and electric cars can use two or three.
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by dusted 3y ago
Stop trying to make desktop software with web technologies, they are all slower and suckier than their counterparts. I'm not saying it's impossible to make a good native app with web technologies, only that you can _ALWAYS_ make a
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by dusted 3y ago
A agree. I buy a new datacenter disk every 2 months and swap out the oldest in my primary storage, the swapped out goes to the cold-storage backup server. But this is expensive and cumbersome and I am aware that I'm a liability, if I d
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by dusted 3y ago
I also saved _everything_ever_ from the first files my kid fingers typed out on a C64 keyboard and put to tape, those tapes are still there, as .wav files in my archives.. Why wav? Because they contain not only my first love-letters that I
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by dusted 3y ago
Indeed, the internet is the most permanent looking transitory thing ever. Sure, we have arvhive.org.. but that didn't always exist, and it might not always (no matter how much I want it to). Build your digital life with this in mind, e

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