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by fy20 5y ago
I'm also in a co-working space. Mine has two main rooms, one is a free for all and the other is a silent area. I'm in the silent area, and if I need to take make a call I take my laptop to the other side so as not to disturb anyon
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by fy20 5y ago
For anyone thinking "yes, but it's too cold/wet/windy to go outside right now" that means you do not have the right clothing. This year for our 2yo we bought waterproof trousers, jacket, gloves and boots. It keeps t
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by fy20 5y ago
> Note that the EU sockets also have shutters in front of the live connections like UK plugs, even for the ungrounded ones That's not true everywhere. In my country (Schuko) you can get child-proof sockets with shutters, but I have
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by fy20 5y ago
I tried a wired Oculus (I think?) setup at a friend's house a few years ago for an evening, and it was fun but yes I could see the novelty wearing off quickly. Especially given the setup at the time would have been well over $1000 (onc
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by fy20 5y ago
I use Bitwarden hosted on my own server at home. The only way to access it from outside is via a VPN. If someone gets access to that, figures out the URL of my Bitwarden instance, then manages to guess my master password, I feel it's f
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by fy20 5y ago
Chrome Remote Desktop is what I'd recommend too. If they already have Chrome it should automatically install the rest (with a confirmation) when they try to share the screen.
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by fy20 5y ago
> I totaly get what you say about notifications. I also get anoyed by beeping or buzzing which robs me of my focus. My pet peeve is people who leave Slack on the default settings to make a noise when messages are received and have the vo
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by fy20 5y ago
If you think of it in these terms ICEs are an engineering marvell.
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by fy20 5y ago
Nice idea! If I was in AU I'd subscribe for my kid. Do you think you'd have the same issues in the US or Europe, is it just local distributors don't have that much stock?
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by fy20 5y ago
You can also connect two VMUs together - without the host system - to play games against another person or transfer saves.
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by fy20 5y ago
Do it over a holiday weekend. US banks are notoriously slow anyway.
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by fy20 5y ago
Maybe five years ago I bought a used Dell workstation with a 8c16t Xeon and 32GB ECC RAM. It was a couple of years out of date at the time, but I paid €200 for it. They had dual-CPU versions for maybe €100 more, but I figured I didn't
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by fy20 5y ago
I flew to Spain (from elsewhere in the EU) in September, my wife was not vaccinated so had to do all the extra paperwork and antigen tests both ways. We registered online with the Spanish health ministry before flying and were provided with
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by fy20 5y ago
> One big root cause for most of the delays is the fact that no new reactor projects were started in a long time before this one There have actually been quite a few new reactors brought online in the past two decades in France, the UAE,
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by fy20 5y ago
I wonder if a stove measuring the temperature on the bottom of pan would be accurate enough. For gas I guess it wouldn't work, but for induction where the pan is heated internally, it should work as long as the temperature between the
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by fy20 5y ago
I was told never to consume food from cans that are obviously deformed for this reason, as the inner coating could be damaged and the materials that make up the can could leech into the food. Same for water containers, pure stainless steel
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by fy20 5y ago
At this stage I expect Lithuania would be very against the EU forcing any other countries to shutdown nuclear power plants in the future. The Belarusian Astravets problem and soaring energy prices mean they are in a very tough place compare
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by fy20 5y ago
There is a cut off period though. In my current role there is one project that takes 15 minutes to clean build, and another 15 minutes to run the test suite. Incremental builds are fast, but sometimes/often the compiler decides it need
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by fy20 5y ago
Partially, the stats on the right are wrong. For me it shows: Website outages in the past hour 86,967 Lowest 16,208 Average 16,208 Highest 16,209
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by fy20 5y ago
I'm from the UK originally, and now live in Northern Europe where we regularly have -20C or more during winter. It's crazy to me that if there is even a light dusting of snow, the UK comes to a halt. Where as here, it's just
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by fy20 5y ago
In my country there is a difference between insurance that covers others on the road (mandatory) and insurance that covers damages to your own vehicle (optional). I'd imagine insurance companies have something similar internally when c
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by fy20 5y ago
The same insurance would also cover the employee if they were commuting from their home to an office, and slipped on ice and broke their back. Should the company also make sure that whatever routes their employees take to work are deemed sa
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by fy20 5y ago
One thing I see people do quite a lot is to write error messages for, or assume error messages are intended for, users of the client application that calls the API. I feel this is a mistake because in the backend you have absolutely no cont
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by fy20 5y ago
This seems somewhat true based on spikes in the Southern US during the summer (people stay inside where there is AC), but doesn't seem to be the whole story. If that was the case, you would expect to see similar spikes in areas where t
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by fy20 5y ago
I had the same. All the opticians I was visiting were giving me prescriptions so I could see while driving (which I didn't realise). I went to an eye hospital with more sensitive equipment as I thought something was wrong with my eyes.
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by fy20 5y ago
> Cost may play a part, as these heavily-engineered windows do come with a higher price tag than some of their less-sophisticated counterparts. This should be read as "a higher price tag in the US". In mainland Europe these are
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by fy20 5y ago
They need to be slightly further away from the window so that it can open in the tilt position. In most European homes that's not an issue, as the walls are thick masonry, so the window is inset 20-30cm against the wall.
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by fy20 5y ago
How long does the battery last? I got a similar product Whisbear, and it needs to be charged every 2 days... We just took the electronics out and it seems to work just as well :D
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by fy20 5y ago
My city in Europe is the same. On cold calm days we regularly have pollution warnings and recommendations to stay inside. Nobody burns coal here, this is just from wood. If you go to any village on the outskirts of the city (where there is
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by fy20 5y ago
I had a bike stolen 10 years ago from an underground garage, they just ignored the locks and cut through the rack

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