jazzabeanie

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by jazzabeanie 6y ago
I have the word thing too. But my brain tends to pull words from adjacent lines. I never thought that I had it writing, but I do remember writing two words in the wrong order earlier today.
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by jazzabeanie 6y ago
> Covering the built-in camera might also interfere with the ambient light sensor and prevent features like automatic brightness and True Tone from working. I don’t see the LED come on any time I’m not actually using the camera, so I’m g
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
Get comfortable with the fact that you will die.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
If they do have multiple email addresses associated with one account, and they don't want to send a password reset to all of them, then you can see how it would happen. ``` if evil_email not in good_email_addresses: # Hackers! else
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
Something I wish I knew 10 years ago: "To minimise injury risk, practitioners should aim to maintain the acute:chronic workload ratio within a range of approximately 0.8–1.3." Figure 6, https://bjsm.bmj.com/content
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
And meat from wild invasive species is even lower.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
From the article: “But it would indeed be beneficial, for both climate and human health, if people in many rich countries consumed less meat, and if politics would create appropriate incentives to that effect.”
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
Depends on your definition of freedom. I personally like freedom to be about more than just voting.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
But if you don’t have Buddhist beliefs then there is no problem.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
Like pilots and vegans
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
A benefit of enforced password changes is that you can use it to practice those keys that you are weakest at touch typing.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
From memory, the recent Queensland floods were a 1 in 2000 year rainfall event over a 7 day period. I'd have to check the BOM rainfall gauges and the IFD curves to confirm.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
That's a dangerous game. Australia played it many times and paid the price. I don't think that they'd be so ecologically efficient in a different habitat. A change in Australian culture to eat more kangaroo might help a lot.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
Money in politics
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
I can't see the supply or demand for steel making going away any time soon.
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by jazzabeanie 7y ago
“Coal is abundant worldwide so if Australia doesn’t supply it, somewhere else will, but it will be of a lesser quality.” If this is true then the only reason not to approve the coal mine from a CO2 perspective is to increase the cost of coa
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by jazzabeanie 8y ago
I’d love for someone to build a track pad into the J key, and maybe a high sensitivity trackpad into the K key.
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by jazzabeanie 8y ago
My biggest concern with these single attribute solutions is that they might lead to a sense of complacency about CO2 emissions. This could lead to an even bigger problem with ocean acidification than there would have been otherwise.
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by jazzabeanie 10y ago
I actually like to process of grinding and pressing. Bag space is the only downside, and the reason I don't take my aeropress and grinder with me when I travel.
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by jazzabeanie 10y ago
I get this too, but it's always white, and usually flashes from the direction of the sound.