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gomox
3y ago
It needs to be safe and clear by design, not confusing to the point where systematic PA announcements are needed to clarify the fact that "seat belt sign is off" actually means "you should wear your seatbelt".
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gomox
3y ago
I use Rectangle (free). Does the trick well enough.
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3y ago
Same here. I actually had to look up whether my model had it since I'm not in front of it. I do use external screens a lot tho (in addition to the built in one).
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gomox
3y ago
You can't cook tomato sauces for any significant time in cast iron unless your intention is to remove all the seasoning of the pan. So for the proposed recipe, cast iron doesn't really cut it.
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3y ago
Individually shrink-wrapped fruit is also a thing in the US (and in every airport in the world, probably). But I haven't seen these [0] in the US. [0] https://ibeantravelling.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/6e2905
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3y ago
Although I agree that Japan uses lots of plastic everywhere, I can see how the sheer size of stuff in the US can easily offset for that. The average American man weighs 50% more than the average Japanese man (200 lbs vs. 135). The average h
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3y ago
We copied the Ubuntu release schedule to deal with this (rolling release for cloud, LTS + security/bugs for on prem). Its not particularly painful (but we don't provide support for 2 full years).
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3y ago
Our company does this and it has become a competitive advantage allowing us to get into customers that would otherwise be out of reach. Pretty much every single current offering is SaaS-only so if you want a modern product on prem we'r
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3y ago
From the perspective of a molecule of water, I don't think you can tell whether the wall you are in contact with was heated by other molecules like yourself, or whether it was heated by an electrical resistor sitting behind it. It'
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3y ago
What's the theory behind a thermal flask being somehow better than a heated plate? Convection in the liquid? Venting of volatile compounds?
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3y ago
My experience with this was front page material a while ago - the linked article contains info on how I dealt with it and preventive measures (that you are probably too late to implement now) https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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3y ago
Can someone explain how: * Damage to the left leading edge of the horizontal stabilizer was noted as well. Investigators found acrylic in the puncture, consistent with a window pane. And: * The aircraft remained properly pressurized through
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3y ago
You have to respect the hustle to a certain extent, but yikes, these guys are sure to be made an example of.
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3y ago
Next up: As a human in a capitalist system As a mammal on Earth As a cell-based organism on this arm of the galaxy
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3y ago
If it doesnt work for B2B then you should make one for plants at home (i've been looking for a bluetooth-like "this plant needs watering" thingy for a while and haven't found a good choice).
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3y ago
And the frame reinforcements for caliper mounts, the extra spokes, the disc compatible hubs, the thru axles, the heavier brake levers, and probably some stuff I'm missing. No need to get emotional over this stuff, I love my hydraulic d
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3y ago
https://www.cyclinguk.org/article/cycling-guide/disc-brakes > The weight penalty incurred when adopting disc brakes is in the order of 750g to 1kg
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3y ago
https://www.magurausa-shop.com/product.htm?pid=117393&cat=11...
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Hydraulics are much nicer feeling than cable discs (rim brakes feel way better than cable discs in my opinion). For bikes that you use a lot I think its worth getting hydraulics since you do need to maintain them either way. I only choose c
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3y ago
Hydraulic disc brakes are not lighter than rim counterparts. When manufacturers have both versions of a bike you can usually expect a ~1kg penalty for the disc version.
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3y ago
Here's a video of the cup in action: https://twitter.com/ISS_Research/status/1631385518796849152 Apparently the thinning spout shape sucks up the glob of liquid into it by way of capillary action, with the du
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3y ago
I frequently use it on an Ipad non-pro, with 3 different macbooks over the last few years, both over wireless or cable and it doesn't reliably stay on for more than an hour at a time.
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3y ago
In practice the actually concerning use case is not creating a key or using it, but safeguarding it and recovering it.
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3y ago
Given your response you should read up on the reality of Google Account recovery, because the usual horror story is not that you have "no evidence whatsoever" but more like "I have all the evidence in the world including reco
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3y ago
Sidecar is very glitchy for anything but casual use.
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It seems to be too thinly traded to read much into it? From what I can see a $100 bet would make the implied probability of detonation 93%.
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Re: nuclear weapon detonation, the implied probability of 9% (I take it source is: https://polymarket.com/event/will-a-nuclear-weapon-detonate-... ) might be factoring in the premium for the insurance that participants
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Gonzalo here if anyone has questions :) Our growth round was led by Riverwood Capital, who were instrumental in scaling Argentinean unicorn Globant.
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InvGate raises $35M after 14 years of bootstrapping
(techcrunch.com)
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Half??
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