jnurmine

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by jnurmine 2y ago
Isn't it a bit difficult to get the glass full of beer out of the handle without making a mess?
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by jnurmine 2y ago
"So, what do high performers really want in the workplace? They seek recognition, growth opportunities, and autonomy, but retaining their commitment requires more than just understanding these needs." Or you could pay the high per
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by jnurmine 2y ago
For a "mother proof" / "noob" system, I'd recommend: 1. Install Ubuntu 2. Select closed source Nvidia driver during install 3. Done I don't recall having to mess with secure boot -- is that some dual boot
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Yeah. Sometimes I've wanted to check out a new film on Netflix. I watch the tiny trailer that runs in the app, while I figure out whether it is worth my time. Trailer ends, and I know all I need to know about the film. The plot is know
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by jnurmine 2y ago
That doesn't sound right. If that were the case, why would people still be building biofuel factories, e.g. in Sweden?
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Nice, it's a free download too. Thanks!
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by jnurmine 2y ago
I was very young when I first saw the Commodore C64 maze generation trick using forward slash and backward slash. The characters are randomly selected and just printed one after another, the result is a maze-like pattern. Such a maze is pro
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Based on media reports, Telegram has been continually used by a hostile autocratic government to recruit, organize and direct various gray-zone attacks against Europe, on European soil. Now it sounds like Europe finally put the foot down. A
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Sweden has Esrange Space Center at 68 degrees north ( https://sscspace.com/esrange/ ). The ground area is 5200 square km with 6600 square km of closed airspace.
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Yes, Quonset Garage on the Coastal Highway. It was maybe this video, or a clip of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs2IYnNBVhQ
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by jnurmine 2y ago
It's an extremely captivating game with an unparalleled atmosphere. Before I started playing the game, I saw in passing an in-game video of a well-stocked gas station. Lights were lit and shelves were stocked. It was made like an in-ga
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Interesting! The recycling containers here have separate containers for clear glass and coloured glass and I've always thought glass is glass. Now I checked in detail what is accepted, and sure enough, drinking glasses and mirrors are
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by jnurmine 2y ago
As I've understood it, not having a pulse creates all kinds of problems, blood clots and whatnot. It's simply not good for the blood, nor the blood flow. The body isn't made for it. Pulsatile flow doesn't have such issue
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Mastodon - mixed feelings. In my experience, Mastodon is nice until you want to partake in discussions. To do so, you need an account. With an account you can engage in civilized discussions. Some people don't agree with you, and you d
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Gallium likes to form alloys with other metals, does this anomaly happen with the gallium-containing alloys as well?
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by jnurmine 2y ago
One thing that caught my eye was "both were coated in human or animal fat" and "throwing stick smeared in human or kangaroo fat". I mean the "human fat" part, that seemed strange. Getting human fat non-lethally
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by jnurmine 2y ago
At least Sulapac sells biodegradeable pellet etc. materials which can be used by existing machinery for PS, ABS, PC and PP plastics. Probably there are other ones, too. In Sweden, the take-away food I tend to buy is always packed in a cardb
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Still, why plastic nowadays? Wood and other biodegradeable materials are available. Plenty of products already on the market, not just for cutlery but things like product packaging, too. Companies exist all over the planet, like BioPak from
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by jnurmine 2y ago
For the data, do you know meteostat.net? They get input from e.g. NOAA (US), DWD (DE), YR (NO) and so on. I'm not affiliated, just needed some historical data and (finally!) discovered them.
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by jnurmine 2y ago
Same, but using QWant. It's somehow refreshing to be able to actually find useful things from the internet.
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by jnurmine 2y ago
What really amazes me is how a random high-profile website has like 400+ "partners" listed in the cookie dialogs. Each one is building a profile of people in various ways based on the site usage, and internet usage in general. Whe
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by jnurmine 2y ago
In addition to the intensity of the Solar activity, location matters, especially nowadays. The auroras won't be super vivid near larger cities in Central Europe, with a lot of light around you. It's just not north enough and not d
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by jnurmine 2y ago
No, it's a good book. They launch 50 land-based ICBMs because: 1. They expect the attack to continue. 2. The ICBM silos are in static locations. 3. Not using the ICBMs in time removes the possibility to use them at all, because the ene
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by jnurmine 3y ago
I am of the firm belief that this drink, mixed with apple juice, should be marked as Unesco world heritage already.
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by jnurmine 3y ago
Maybe it's a Nordic thing, but I (like many others) buy strawberries and raspberries straight from a nearby farm during the (short) summer season. Freeze enough of the berries and they last until the next summer. Blueberries, same thin
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by jnurmine 3y ago
Still smiling here at the slogan "Causing Seitanic Panic since 2018".
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by jnurmine 3y ago
When I was 14 years old, I noticed how pure saw waves make fast transient sounds go "whooshy". 1. Play a pure saw wave sound for several seconds, it has to be loud (use headphones), then 2. hit the keyboard keys, or snap your fing
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by jnurmine 3y ago
But there is a whole spectrum between the densities of super low-density rural Tennessee and hyperdense NYC-like places and I find the ideas for something in-between are largely unexplored in practise because of various reasons. The argumen
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by jnurmine 3y ago
With the numbers I pulled out of my hat earlier, within 1 km there would be 5 towers which would mean ca. > 5-10 small shops for everyday stuff like bread, coffee, toilet paper, yoghurt and whatever. I don't know what people think a
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by jnurmine 3y ago
Why does low population density guarantee a failure (failure of what)? About Le Corbusier. His core idea is interesting but from what I've seen the "towers in a park" implementations are basically "massive ugly badly des

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