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931.
by eps 5y ago
I have a manual grinder (Hario) and I really don't like how long it takes to grind the damn things with it. IMNSHO it adds to much friction to the process /rimshot/ and makes it that much less enjoyable. Caveat emptor, basi
932.
by eps 5y ago
> every euro invested in new nuclear power plants makes the climate crisis worse ... > ... because now this money cannot be used to invest in efficient climate protection options.
933.
by eps 5y ago
I see two links there, neither is of an affiliate type.
934.
by eps 5y ago
Clickable - https://www.freeoptionscreener.com
935.
by eps 5y ago
Way more expensive - 120 eur for 1 cm3 cube. https://www.smart-elements.com/shop/tungsten-precision-densi...
936.
by eps 5y ago
I have a ceramic bbq thing that can do 500c :)
937.
by eps 5y ago
That's what's referred to as "paste" in the US, Canada and most of Europe.
938.
by eps 5y ago
Another common trick is to use two stones, spaced apart with (1 inch) steel nuts. Stone at the bottom acts as a heat deflector and nuts prevent the top one from overheating.
939.
by eps 5y ago
Regardless of the recipe, technique and setup thin crust pizzas are still incredibly hard to do well at home. Thicker foccacia-style pizzas are very easy and come out right on the first try, but thin crust pizzas at the very least require a
940.
by eps 5y ago
If you wonder whether it's a video of an american pow blinking "torture" during an interview - yes, it is.
941.
by eps 5y ago
Their current logo looks like Eve from Wall-E in a pointy hat. "Good artists create, great artist copy", but that's a bit too verbatim.
942.
by eps 5y ago
Dealing with an asteroid threat doesn't require hundreds of millions of people to get off their asses and actually do something about it. That's the difference.
943.
by eps 5y ago
Who is this aimed at exactly? I can't think of a single business-oriented use where this would be appropriate, so perhaps some sort of use in kids education or targeted at a teenage audience?
944.
by eps 5y ago
These represent classes of problems and the test checks which classes students have covered in their studies and which they slacked on. These two are straight-forward problems, both will be allocated some basic nominal time. You either kn
945.
by eps 5y ago
It's very much debatable which perspective is "more grounded." Especially when one of them is based on ignoring an unprecendented economic bubble and hoping for the best. No reasonable person in rudimentary touch with reality
946.
by eps 5y ago
I've never seen this quote before, but I've been using C++ as my main language since the early 90s and this matches my opinion of it EXACTLY. C++ is a design-by-committee mish-mash language chokeful of everything that was ever thr
947.
by eps 5y ago
It's viewed as a DRM measure. Recipes are not copyrightable unless they are attached to a story. It's probably an urban legend, but can't blame poor food bloggers from acting on it.
948.
by eps 5y ago
Should probably clarify if this is allowed - func void Point.add(Abc * p, int x) ... i.e. a method with the first argument of a non-matching type. If it's not allowed, then why not use this ?
949.
by eps 5y ago
This won't help much. Reviews will remain gamed.
950.
by eps 5y ago
I remember reading in the news that at a native nation in Canada got themselves an exemption due to it being their "traditional way to hunt."
951.
by eps 5y ago
Once you try both, it's really just some common sense: 1. Operating on intrusive containers requires no heap operations, all control structures are preallocated. This is golden, and in more ways than one. 2. Keeping an item in multiple
952.
by eps 5y ago
Intrusive containers are a way more natural fit for a C codebase. They are also a superior choice for C++ code. The one and only plus of STL containers is that they come standard.
953.
by eps 5y ago
"You get what you pay for" as they say. Your company needs to revise what they mean by "average."
954.
by eps 5y ago
Dupe - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27693560
955.
by eps 5y ago
What provisions are in place to prevent someone from opening an account, use it to spam and then putting your IP block on a shitlist with large email providers like Gmail?
956.
by eps 5y ago
Back in late '00 I had a top of the line Acer. Two years of warranty. A week after the warranty ended the display lost 50% of its brightness, a day later the trackpad died and in a couple of days later speakers went kaput. Was rock sol
957.
by eps 5y ago
They are misleading. Imply one thing, deliver another and this leaves an aftertaste even the actual content is good (like in your case).
958.
by eps 5y ago
The title is a click-bait. Please don't do this.
959.
by eps 5y ago
Keep in mind that this sort of email "cloaking" will cause false positives in fraud prevention systems. Especially if coupled with using a VPN or Tor.
960.
by eps 5y ago
There are three Aeron sizes (for slim, normal and overweight people) and having the right size is very important for comfort.

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