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Really high RPM fans may also stand out audibly in the data center
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I don't feel anything from MDMA. Not even the first time. Even proven good sources. Other people using the same batch get great results. Increased the dosage, still nothing. Nobody believes me. Anyone tried this?
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4y ago
You can always set up the editor to hide excess whitespace, but it's harder to tell the editor to insert whitespace at semantically meaningful places. So you should do it your way, as it makes it easier for more people.
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4y ago
I also thought this is what Tailwind already provided.
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In Denmark, you'd say something like "Can I get 50 on top"? Or "on the amount", if you didn't want cash. This was many years back, I wonder if it's still possible.
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In Denmark, the traditional banks closed the branches. My bank (Danske Bank) has two branches left in the whole country.
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At my company we soft-ban IPs for malicious activity for 12 hours, if there's definite proof of known exploits being used. As a result tor is de-facto banned, as well. But we don't target tor specifically, we just handle it as any
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4y ago
Visiting that link was a frustrating experience. It required me to sign up for the service, which by itself required a lot of obnoxious steps such as verification by phone. Their profile includes a link directly to the web page, which is a
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4y ago
> Matter will likely absorb both Zigbee and WiFi anyway Zigbee will probably be absorbed/obsolete on the long run, but Matter is an application layer that runs on both Wi-Fi and Thread.
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He was once at Web Hosting Days in Rust. Some company paid him to sit and represent them. Many of the geekz didn't know who he was. He had a "wtf am I doing here" look on his face
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One mis-touch and they're gone! There's no history.
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It's actually incredible doing all this work and resist implementing the last few lines of code that would do that.
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You're saying it like it's a bad thing? We cherish our Aerons for this exact reason
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4y ago
So the first "prompt" would be "write a series of prompts for an AI to use as steps to make variations of this image, and connect it together afterwards"
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4y ago
Just FYI: MetalLB can be used without BGP, in L2 mode. It was actually one of the few things that "just worked" for me (with k3s).
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The Belgian City That Built a Metro Line and Never Opened It
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4y ago
I miss linux-vserver. Easily the most simple containerization I ever worked with.
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Me too!
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4y ago
Are there any Linux-friendly laptops with a TPM built in? It's nice not to have to rely on an external yubikey
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or, as they also use themselves, "platform".
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4y ago
You just have the existing big lanes but limit them to buses, emergency vehicles, maintenance, and deliveries. Or public transit becomes an enormous fleet of half-width on-demand driverless microcars
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I would store the HTML as well for later purposes / hoarding
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4y ago
Public transit is 1.5-2x slower in Berlin too. Once I started using ShareNow I never looked back
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You just take a car-sharing car back to your car. If there's no car-sharing car nearby, you can take an e-scooter to the car-sharing car, and then go to your car.
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This rule works in Copenhagen too. I'm often met with disbelief and even mild outrage when I make the claim.
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I think 60 s is the lowest feasible headway for such subway services, assuming a single platform.
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This has always been a problem with MacBooks for as long as I remember, with different technologies, screens, adapters/hubs, and MacBook revisions. I just came to terms with having to re-plug the cables once in a while or whatever seem
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Just delete the directory and clone it again.
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I always just used my laptop.
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TrustPilot has been around for ages and you can remove negative reviews there. I don't think people realize or care.
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