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by imp0cat 3y ago
It will be a bit harder because of different route profiles. On a bike, you can both be quite cold when coasting downhill and steamy hot going uphill.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Apparently people still buy them, because they are cheap. It's the same with printers - the initial purchase price is low, then the consumables are expensive. People really need to include the running costs into their calculations. The
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Nah, they never went out of style.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Seems to me that it's the same everywhere. It's not that there are no new IPv6 deployments, it's just that the rate of change is slow.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Not just classical. There is an episode which has Futurama's "Pop a poppler in your mouth..." as a background music. But it could just be that the Poppler song is also based on some classical tune. ;)
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by imp0cat 3y ago
This! Don't use an ultrasonic humidifier unless you fill it with distilled water. Tap water will just create a ton of white dust everywhere. If you absolutely need more humidity in your home, get something like the Venta LW45 which has
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by imp0cat 3y ago
I know you're kidding (are you?) but this can be easily accoplished by using the ChatGPT app with custom prompt and a bluetooth handsfree. You can also use the same trick to create talking plush toys, just hide the HF inside. ;)
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by imp0cat 3y ago
How reliable are these things? Seems like it packs a lot heat into quite a small package.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
> That foreign land may have better standards for safety/manufacturing as your own. That is very hard to believe (at least if you live in Europe or US).
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Try it. I personally prefer a bit of "warmth".
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Yeah, some of Billie's tracks are eye(ear?)-opening.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
That was probably before the invention of robovacs.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
The story of Cheesecake Factory was posted here, it's also quite interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36889251
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Nostalgia alert! If you enjoyed this topic, check out these two videos and their comments sections: Sounds Of The Department Store 1979 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4ZyCX1aRZY More Sounds Of The Department Store http
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Seconded. A CO2 sensor is a gentle reminder to open the windows every now and then and get some fresh air in.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
If you are really bothered by noise in a bedroom, Electrolux Pure A9/AEG AX9 is 17dB at it's lowest setting (goes up to 49dB at it's maximum speed as opposed to IKEA's 60dB). But it's obviously not as cheap as the I
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by imp0cat 3y ago
I almost entirely stopped using candles after getting an air purifier with a particle and VOC monitoring sensor (Electrolux/AEG Pure A9). It's very enlightening. Even a single push of spray deodorant releases a crazy amount of par
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Was this before or after they stopped the sales of Fitbit gear in most countries?
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by imp0cat 3y ago
It's not just Belgium, it's everywhere now. Though I must I admit I much prefer self-checkout when shopping. The queues are much faster.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL8lyivrghY
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by imp0cat 3y ago
You're doing great! ;)
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by imp0cat 3y ago
You are right. What I mean by that comment is that people might come to a store and think: "Wow, this 65" TV is huge, I don't need that". But they are forgetting that when watching a movie, a lot of screen space is unuse
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Yeah, oddly enough, TVs and monitors are measured in inches diagonally even in Europe. However, in the aforementioned scenario (buying a new TV), the correct answer is always: "the biggest you have".
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Like the game of silence, right? That's pure gold! "Now let's see if you can stay silent until you turn 13." :D
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by imp0cat 3y ago
That's Australia for you. Also, isn't Bandit (Bluey's dad) pretty much the definition of "And where most parents work all the time and are tired on weekends."? Except he's tired pretty much all the time.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
That is the point, no? That Bluey is not the average " audiovisual dreck ".
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Aww, they missed Puppets, the most meta episode of them all about free will!
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Consider yourself lucky.
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by imp0cat 3y ago
The current state of Ethernet in 2023 in consumer devices is quite sad. I mean, most TVs and players (and usually not the cheap ones, yes, I'm looking at you, Sony) come with 10/100 Mbit ethernet adapters. I'd expect gigabit
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by imp0cat 3y ago
Yeah, that's the sad thing. They should be easily able to keep up with the changes.

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