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by geoka9 5y ago
> My favorite step is “jailbreaking” your home oven with a pair of bolt cutters to use the cleaning cycle to get pizza oven temps. If you have a baking steel, you can trick your oven into heating it well above the temperatures it normall
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It also won't heat evenly, leaving you with spots that are much hotter than others.
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Median strip?
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by geoka9 5y ago
If you use TeX or any related system (latex, texinfo, cweb, metapost, etc.), please consider becoming a TUG (TeX User Group) member. They rely on membership and donations to keep going (and there are some tangible benefits to being a member
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Don't forget wifi connectivity...
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I use this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/old-reddit-redirec...
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The irony of the GP post being the most upvoted one in the thread.
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If you're looking for a good tennis autobiography, I can recommend Agassi's Open. I've even seen people not interested in tennis read and like it. For a more technical one I can also recommend Sampras's Champion's M
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by geoka9 5y ago
My only peeve with X1 Carbon is the 16 GB RAM limit. Otherwise it's a perfect Linux laptop (for me).
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by geoka9 5y ago
Have you considered using olric[0]? Just asking so that I can piggyback on your research :) [0] https://github.com/buraksezer/olric
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Not an expert, but maybe because there's more fish in coastal (shallow) waters?
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by geoka9 6y ago
Once racket tech settled on graphite, there's not much advancement to speak of, regardless of what racket vendors might tell us. String tech, on the other hand, has continued to innovate in leaps and bounds, all but killing the serve-a
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by geoka9 6y ago
Yes, comparison with tennis struck me as a bit weird too: > If we did not believe that skill execution should be “constrained” by tennis rackets, we’d have no limits on head size. There are oversized-head (tweener) rackets out there, but
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If I remember correctly, he had to lay in ambush over the airfield where the Me-262s flew from, and wait for one to be at its most vulnerable (on the final approach while landing). Then he swooped down and opened up with his cannon. The spe
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Greater Toronto Area
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TFA == "The Fucking Article"
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> Constantly bringing up the great heroic ancestors and their achievement in WW2, and duty if modern Russians to not squander what they achieved. I would also add the death cult mentality that they are trying to achieve with the Russians
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by geoka9 6y ago
Thanks! Would it be possible to have an option to display the email text the site has generated, instead of having to configure a default MUA?
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> With JS, I almost never want to verify only that a value is of a specific type; I want to look at its contents, which means I'd need to write the same test in TypeScript. If such (refactored) method is being called from code that&
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by geoka9 6y ago
> He ate poison berries because he was starving. I think the parent poster is right - he died because he ate poison berries: It might be said that Christopher McCandless did indeed starve to death in the Alaskan wild, but this only beca
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by geoka9 6y ago
CSA == Canadian Soccer Association?
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SME == Subject Matter Expert
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"CYA" == "Cover Your Ass"
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by geoka9 7y ago
This conference paper has an anecdote: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/220757452_Specifyin...
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by geoka9 7y ago
> For them, blackmailing Germany and other wealth nations in Europe by threatening to close the tap has no political story to it at all, just plainly a way to extort some extra bucks As a counter-example (one of many), Russia has been fo
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by geoka9 7y ago
Well, I did say 'friendly', not 'smiling'. And having lived in both countries, I had a lot of chances to compare the experiences.
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by geoka9 7y ago
Just chatting up people in the streets. Or accidentally bumping into someone at a busy place. Or greeting a stranger who's walking by...
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by geoka9 7y ago
> Contrast that with visiting a city like Kiev Ironically, though, I find people in the US to be friendlier than Kyiv.
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by geoka9 7y ago
I've tried lsp for Go and found it a bit lacking at this point. For example, does lsp for Go in Emacs allow searching for the implementers of an interface? Or the interfaces that a type implements? Guru is great with things like that b
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by geoka9 7y ago
Please consider adding an Ultranav-like pointing device and an API for the battery-controlling EC (start/stop charging thresholds - unless you already have that). FWIW those are the only things that are keeping me glued to the Thinkpad

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