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by goda90 11mo ago
What if that alternate someone had been better than DOS/Windows and then engineers cut their teeth on that instead?
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by goda90 11mo ago
I built myself a new gaming desktop and set up my old one next to our TV, telling myself I'd get it all situated with controllers and my large library of split screen games. We have a Shield TV for most streaming, so the desktop is pre
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by goda90 11mo ago
You should look into modding. There have got to be a ton of automation and NPC scripting mods out there without any sort of AI model necessary.
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by goda90 1y ago
I read quite a bit when I was in school, but I honestly don't remember a direct assigned book I actually liked. There were times we got to choose what we were reading for school and in those cases I read some that stuck with me like &q
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by goda90 1y ago
There is a certification group called Best Aquaculture Practices[0] that sets standards for hatcheries, farms, feed mills, and processing plants regarding sustainability and quality. They've got a new feed mill standard[1] but it seems
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by goda90 1y ago
Greenhouse gas emissions shouldn't be the only factor people consider for sustainability of their food. In the case of fish, this very article talks about the issues with farmed fish. Even a plant-based diet can be filled with unsustai
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by goda90 1y ago
Black soldier fly larva seems pretty simple to farm using organic waste too. Lots of backyard chicken keepers make simple grow boxes for them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbzedftrQJw
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by goda90 1y ago
The book was exploring some about the nature of the meat eaten, particularly the fatty acid makeup. Tim Ferris was exploring grass fed beef against other meat, not meat against no meat. It could be some meat is better than others for scent?
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by goda90 1y ago
I've definitely had stressful days at work where I don't recall any feeling of being too warm, but I find my armpits, especially on my dominate arm, has a very rancid sweat smell that's different than if I were outside on a h
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by goda90 1y ago
I've heard anecdotes that some athletes find they don't even need deodorant because they sweat so much during practice that it's nearly odorless.
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by goda90 1y ago
If I recall correctly, he was attributing it to his testosterone levels, which he was measuring. But in the book he also talked about garlic being part of his weight loss supplements, which this article mentions impacts attractiveness too.
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by goda90 1y ago
I do it at night. They sleep, and using a red headlamp I don't think I disturbed them too much. After I saw activity drop off, I used expanding foam to seal the hole.
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by goda90 1y ago
I doubt Google the corporation cares one bit, and any individual employees who do care would likely struggle against the system to cause significant change. The best we all can do is to stop using Google products and encourage our friends a
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by goda90 1y ago
It could be a voluntary certification established by a private organization. There's other examples of such a thing in a bunch of industries already.
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by goda90 1y ago
I feel like we need some sort of "Offline-First" or "Offline-Compatible" certification process for "smart" devices. It would require some threshold of usability and total safety without network connection, whic
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by goda90 1y ago
Paper still needs a system to verify ballots aren't forged, and that system should be robust and transparent too.
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by goda90 1y ago
I can't say I'm experienced with Android development, but is there something about this issue that makes it hard for a volunteer to submit a PR? Seems like it should be just an OS API call or something.
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by goda90 1y ago
>a couple of media types discussing radio commercials Relevant Simpsons clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdMjqcjMVTc
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by goda90 1y ago
A similar tirade can be made about rain, wind, sunshine, heat and cold. Entropy happens. I think the nature of what you're saying isn't universal. Different style foundations, different kinds of ground and different kinds of trees
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by goda90 1y ago
This pairs well with their other articles on heating like one about using hot water bottles to heat people instead of rooms. https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2022/01/the-revenge-of-the...
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by goda90 1y ago
> Unclear where this idea that OTA = Infotainment came from. Because to some people, the idea of an OTA update being allowed to change mission critical parts of a machine automatically without a solid rollback system is absurd, and the b
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by goda90 1y ago
I'm currently trying to decide what to replace my roof with. From the bids I've gotten, a metal roof is looking to be 3x more expensive than asphalt shingles. I could use that money for lots of other projects to make my house nice
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by goda90 1y ago
My work decided OneDrive is how we'd do files. One of the worst parts is that it makes the recently changed files section of Explorer basically worthless.
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by goda90 1y ago
What real world consequences occur from installing whatever software you choose on your device?
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by goda90 1y ago
https://deflock.me
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by goda90 1y ago
I'm hoping we'll see EV kit cars with open software someday. There's conversion kits for a number of cars, and I've thought about turning my old 08 Civic into one just for the freedom from car manufacturers.
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by goda90 1y ago
Now your gym has a mouse problem :)
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by goda90 1y ago
So what workarounds could be had? Contractor business where you hire someone for a few hours to make it for you? Business that sells something else at an elevated price but gives a CC-BY-NC material gift with every purchase?
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by goda90 1y ago
I'd say seedling now.
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by goda90 1y ago
Earth mounting reminds me of when I used to daydream about autonomous, mobile, solar panel factories to cover huge swathes of sandy desert with solar panels. I doubt the mobile factory thing would ever make sense, but autonomous installati

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