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by euroderf 1y ago
He mentions the 80/20 rule. But I wonder if what he's describing is more like 95/5. Meaning, non-techie users are massively underserved.
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by euroderf 1y ago
About snow. He does not mention getting any, but his panels are high enough above the ground, and above a slope, that wind should clear snow away from under the panels and prevent it piling up. I think. Does anyone have experience with desi
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by euroderf 1y ago
A newspaper article told of a mayor of some city that had one installed so he could zip along to emergencies.
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by euroderf 1y ago
But think of all the faux engagement! Think of all the advertising revenue! Won't someone think of the poor shareholders?
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by euroderf 1y ago
An imperfect analogy, but... Apple conserves privacy in the US by exporting privacy violations to China. Kind of like relocating your polluting industrial processes overseas.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Inquiring minds want to know: have experiments been done on the perception of (say) totally monochromatic Froot Loops, or monochromatic Lucky Charms ? At one point NASA tried out things like blue ham.
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by euroderf 1y ago
I'm always reading that pensioners, college students, teenagers, and others would like to work part-time but do not find the work, so that counts as underemployment too eh. I think a combination of a higher minimum wage and a shorter s
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by euroderf 1y ago
Trump's plan for utter cultural domination will not be complete until he releases a Trump-branded breakfast cereal.
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by euroderf 1y ago
With the help of "Extensions of Man" I have visited many planets.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Good video! First 12 minutes are semi skippable, the rest is quite informative.
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by euroderf 1y ago
For this reason, "life expectancy" doesn't tell you much. "Life expectancy at age 5" tells much, much more about how adults fare.
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by euroderf 1y ago
The "lifetime" is of the company as a going concern.
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by euroderf 1y ago
"ChatGPT, write me an INTERCAL compiler in INTERCAL. Take your time."
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by euroderf 1y ago
Typst could be great for SSG blogging, but there doesn't seem to be much going on in that space.
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by euroderf 1y ago
It is not a secret that the United States passed to the Soviets technology for PAL (permissive activation links). (Purportedly in Vienna.) One might hope that the US has also passed the USSR/Russia technology that would make Perimeter
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by euroderf 1y ago
Many of us had the opportunity, at least in principle, to travel to his abode and personally thank him and bear a gift or two. I for one regret that I did not.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> One is a hardware switch that cuts circuit power to the cameras and microphones How great might be the threat of using its speakers as microphones ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
Has anyone written a history of launch pad characteristics and assignments and upgrades and conversions at Cape Canaveral/Kennedy ? So many stories.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> Forcing it onto their OSes right now is a move to familiarize end-users and developers with the design language so the market will be more receptive to the VR device that’s in the works. Now buttons groups are wrapped in ovals ("r
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by euroderf 1y ago
> Most likely the feds said they will tie up whoever challenges them in federal court. They can play jurisdiction fuck fuck games and then flip between it being a search, it being necessary for safety, that the city/county was obstr
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by euroderf 1y ago
"It just works", this idea is not.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Denmark is talking about blocking the Baltic to commercial ship traffic that does not have Western insurance. (Read: Russian ghost fleet.) The Law of the Sea permits this when there is a clear environmental threat. (Oil spillages etc.) In p
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by euroderf 1y ago
Or, bitcoin ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
A selling point of Matter is that objects can operate without net access. I guess we'll find out whether the spec ensures the guarantees.
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by euroderf 1y ago
My guess would be MBAs, via compliant PMs.
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by euroderf 1y ago
So it has a key puller. So you could buy one of these to practice a new keyboard layout.
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by euroderf 1y ago
It seems that burnout is the summation of anxiety over time.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> think it's more thought-provoking to think about ways to encourage more grassroots organizing. You could start with a shorter standard work week.
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by euroderf 1y ago
For many tools, the real McCoys are cheaper than the kid versions. So, buy the kid some real tools, and file away sharpness and cushion mass as required ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
On a motorcycle it is essential to have the mindset that they're out to kill you.

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