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by jaapz 10mo ago
You're probably right, but my main point was that it's funny that people who have been spoon fed propaganda about something always think the opposite of what they now believe is the actual propaganda Honestly, pretty impressive by
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by jaapz 10mo ago
LGBT propaganda... Funny how people who have been gobbling up propaganda about something, always think "the other side" is the one producing the actual propaganda And yes, i see the irony of this statement But some dudes kissing i
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by jaapz 10mo ago
"we are one" is not equal to "we are exactly the same" Honestly can't believe I'm out here defending FIFA for god's sake, but it's obvious that they mean everyone should be good to eachother even thou
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by jaapz 10mo ago
Yeah it is just a really easy to grasp game that pushes the right addiction buttons in our brain (see also the enormous success of megabonk)
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Air-to-water heatpumps are the norm here in the Netherlands. We just put a unit outside, with either refrigerant lines or simply the heated water lines running from the outside unit to an inside unit. Probably helps that we are in a pretty
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That's just networking jargon
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It really isn't. A gas heater costs 1500-2500 euro with installation. Especially when just switching the previous one with a new one, it can be done really quickly and cheaply. Switching to a heat pump can be anywhere from 10-25k depen
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AMD will be very happy when they do. They are already making great cards, currently running an RX7800XT (or something like that), and it's amazing. Linux support is great too
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by jaapz 10mo ago
In the netherlands we were used to really cheap gas (groningen gas field). This meant that, instead of adding more insulation, it was cheaper to just install a bigger gas powered heater to heat our homes. This means that people now really n
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by jaapz 11mo ago
Nobody is saying that
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I have been running arch for about 5 years now, and I think there were about 3 or 4 instances where I'd have to do some manual intervention to fix an update, but those interventions were generally all fixable by commands posted on arch
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Is this a different timeline where suddenly everything is the other way round?
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Can we? We can only see whatever we can measure with the tools we currently have, which are based on the knowledge we currently have. Who's to say there isn't something out there we haven't discovered yet? There's more t
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by jaapz 11mo ago
That's good practice. God knows how many times I've been bitten by npm packages breaking on minor or even patch version changes, even when proudly proclaiming to use semver
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It's way better than having to write untyped JavaScript though
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Regarding #3, in the EU it is normal to have lights on even when it's not dark. Some countries even mandate it. You're just more visible that way.
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Gotta hand it to gemini, those are some top notch points
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by jaapz 11mo ago
Exactly. When you assume blob-util to be a utility library that has been in use for quite a while by many people in many different contexts, hasn't seen much changes and just "works", IMHO the risk of weird bugs is a lot larg
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by jaapz 11mo ago
Whats up with all these haskell articles being posted all of a sudden (many of them by quchen)
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by jaapz 11mo ago
> Reichtum stinkt Funny, in Dutch we have "Rijke stinkerd" which means basically "stinking rich person".
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by jaapz 11mo ago
> then licensing of the OS to other manufacturers They already tried that the first way around when they introduced steam machines. That didn't really work. The fact that they now took full control is what's exiting about this
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by jaapz 11mo ago
Haven't read the rest of the site but I really enjoyed the way you present it using the slider with the prevalent styles of certain periods
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by jaapz 1y ago
Why not just start eating foods with more fiber in them?
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by jaapz 1y ago
Sounds a bit like victim blaming, how is it the fault of open source software that corporations are exploiting them?
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by jaapz 1y ago
> However, name any major policy initiative that he's undertaken that is bad for the "country". His foreign policy means even the EU is now looking inward more because we simply don't trust you guys anymore. Thanks, w
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by jaapz 1y ago
Wasn't that because there was a high chance of trump going after biden's son when he was in power, making up whatever charges he needed just as a power play?
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by jaapz 1y ago
Weirdest part is they are hosting all the other icons themselves, just not the HN one
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by jaapz 1y ago
> Why they are okay with calling out the far right but not okay calling out the far left I will never understand. Lets skip over the fact that far left is being called out as well (especially by... the far right...). The AfD is actually
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by jaapz 1y ago
> CO2 emissions are also still caused by it, and would grow when mining for nuclear material got harder by continued usage. Not nearly even in the same ballpark as setting fossil fuels on fire, or do you have any sources that show otherw
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by jaapz 1y ago
Notebook and a pen

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