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by eth0up 1y ago
Tell your parents a stranger somewhere faraway really, sincerely appreciates them. And you can tell them too, objectively, that they're 1 (or 2) in a million. The Ring situation was already slimy, having smoothly accessible channels fo
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I'll have to bow a bit in shame. I was introduced to that site through rogue archeologists that differ with official consensus. Additionally, the surrounding sites nearby convolute my ignorance. That said, while I can't readily di
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by eth0up 1y ago
Man, there's so much left to discover! South America, Turkiye, who knows, but so much. One fascinating site not getting much attention is Zernaki Tepe, near the Van region. Some of it, if I've not confused it with something nearby
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by eth0up 1y ago
Yes. Thanks for the reminder.
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by eth0up 1y ago
I use FF as a primary browser on Desktop and Nightly in Android. There's much I could say about FF, but I think it would be futile. In Debian, I'd use FF-LTS and regular FF. Since moving to Void, xbps allows only one version, so I
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by eth0up 1y ago
Really ought to give this a chance. This guy's photography is magnificent, and so full of sprites one might nearly get their fill: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_fGr-NlLTG8 Channel: NatureByJJ Based in the Kimberley
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by eth0up 1y ago
Driving OTR semi trucks has been 90+ percent of my exposure to the US. While out west, I'd take every opportunity to restock my berth amenities. Being from Florida, I'd never imagined paying for a plastic bag in the process. I fou
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by eth0up 1y ago
Basically. The level of humility in most subjects is low enough to consume glass. We would all benefit from practicing it more arduously. I was merely adding support to what I thought was fine advice. And it is.
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Damn. We had one, really recently. It has always amazed me that even with infinite potential realities, that in this one, code enforcement can dictate that a home be a minimum square footage. There's all sorts of other equally bizarr
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by eth0up 1y ago
>provisional humility. I hope this becomes the first ever meme with some value. We need a cult... of Provisional Humility. Must. Increase. The. pH
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by eth0up 1y ago
Fighting fire with fire, I guess. Seems very... Chinese for Vespucciland. I've hypothesized that for as much as I'll always resist it, authoritarianism is an inevitable, predictable result of social complexity and volatility, two
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I think this entirely depends on the application, if that's not self evident. I do not have many options for discussions anymore. This is for various reasons. Some of the dialogue I've experienced through various LLM systems has b
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A sorely misleading title, but still seems interesting. Direct Air Capture with chemically assisted conversions produces fuel, but data seems timid on quantities and costs. I'm sure more than a few readers here could quickly put this i
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by eth0up 1y ago
Paul Bennewitz https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bennewitz Edit: may as well too, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majestic_12
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by eth0up 1y ago
Yay! Less control, more limitations and background shenanigans. Anyone ever stop to notice how skillful google is at putting lipstick on pigs? To watch their artisans in action, simply do: Settings/System/DeveloperOptions/Run
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by eth0up 1y ago
How do carbide burrs do with hand machining titanium? They do great for me with aluminum and bronze. Never tried titanium or hardened steel.
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by eth0up 1y ago
I used a few 9v batts and PhDown. I didn't tweak the voltage for any specific colors, but just aimed for a protective coating. The results were disappointing and probably produced more value in hydrogen than anodization. I might try ag
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by eth0up 1y ago
My attempts to anodize have been exclusively with aluminum, using primitive if not directly stupid methodology. The results were trivial, with a formidable mess. Anodization is really awesome when done properly. At the risk of exposing my i
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Passivation... I definitely hit my cheap stainless containers with passivation, but hadn't thought to with titanium. Glad you mentioned it though, as someone is bound to pass by and learn of the concept and hopefully benefit from it, w
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by eth0up 1y ago
Oolong, loongching, typical blacks, a red I can't pronounce (tsin hong?), herbals... Long ago when I had a reliable source for organic dragonwell, my favorite tea, I found it did perfectly. I admittedly may have compromised sensory, th
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by eth0up 1y ago
I shall be buried, incinerated, cast into the sea or whatever, but my cold dead hands won't ever willfully release my titanium SnowPeak mug. Even if I don't need fluids in the afterlife, I'll keep it filled with space, or any
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Fusarium(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by eth0up 1y ago|2 comments
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by eth0up 1y ago
There's the recent headline regarding smuggling a particular strain for unknown purposes, but other strains make for a palatable meat substitute [1]. 1. Quorn
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I was so enamoured with the original gen2 Nook I acquired a pile of them. The batteries, unfortunately, are all dead and I've found no reliable replacements. Then there's that slimy rubber thing that happens after so many years, a
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by eth0up 1y ago
In the old vegetarian days I had found Quorn, a peculiarly named mycelium based imitation meat product line. I found it exceedingly palatable. I doubt the wholesomeness of it though.
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I have always thought the only reasonable way when capable is as a vegetarian. But I feel less well, unambiguously so as one, which is part of why I'm not one. When I was one, I'd make a few exceptions each year. At the time, I wa
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by eth0up 1y ago
My efforts go almost entirely unseen. Despite having some exclusively relevant material on specific subjects, the search engines will often provide a million or so completely unrelated results before including mine. Whether seen this year o
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by eth0up 1y ago
I'm enjoying the throes of salmonella presently and it all seems unappealing. The fucking pain. But even in this wretched state, I have some memory of desire for Paldo, but none for Maruchan. Yeah, I'm in genuine agony, probably p
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by eth0up 1y ago
La choy is to soy sauce what Maruchen is to real ramen or Kraft to French cheese. Try San J, available in most 'health' grocers, eg Food Hole, Sprouts, etc. it's not fine, but it's good.
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by eth0up 1y ago
For over a decade I used Yamasa exclusively. It's pretty typical soy sauce, but it's 1) brewed in Japan, 2) has no preservatives other than alcohol. I know there are superior versions, but one should never be sorely disappointed w

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