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by johansch 9y ago
This seems extremely superficial. :/ The headline doesn't really deliver.
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by johansch 9y ago
:) Do you know if there is a scientific name for the shrimp? I'm thinking the cold water is the primary ingredient in having yummy shrimp.
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by johansch 9y ago
Ah.
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by johansch 9y ago
So my theory was: Having a federal, shared solution would allow more money to spent on this. Thus avoiding embarassing fuckups like this one. Anyway, I just think you should scrap all electronic voting; your local regional governments clear
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by johansch 9y ago
We have Noam Chomsky, who of course, has no idea whatsoever about this (it is very far from his field), but still has no issue supporting him: https://www.theverge.com/2012/6/13/3082157/noam-chomsky-shiv.
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by johansch 9y ago
Does each chat line submission take at least one second to process? If so I will feel right at home, knowing it's Atlassian-made!
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by johansch 9y ago
Ok. So maybe one conclusion is that the responsibility for the voting process should be on the federal level, then.
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by johansch 9y ago
:) On a serious note, every other kind of shrimp I have tasted besides "northern prawn" (Pandalus Borealis) is just meh in comparison. To clarify: the rest of the culinary world use non-tasteful shrimp as taste carriers. Meanwhile
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by johansch 9y ago
That's insanely messed up. Very high level heads have got to roll for this, right? Like at least one direct report to Merkel?
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by johansch 9y ago
(Thanks to everyone who pointed this out.) Wow. This is fascinating stuff. (I didn't think this field could be so interesting.)
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by johansch 9y ago
So you mean for a plank of wood, you would do some statistical analysis based on the series of the widths of the growth things and then match them with other recorded widths/deltas to try to find a match? (Yeah, it seems plausible that
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by johansch 9y ago
Sweden has a western side too, which is where we get all the delicious https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandalus_borealis from.
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by johansch 9y ago
"We took some chronological samples in the summer and we received the results which showed that wood is oak from Sweden, and it was cut in the winter between 1612 and 1613, which is a really good, precise measure." I'm really
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by johansch 9y ago
... well, wow. (Great summary.) How widely is this system used in the the german national elections? Is it just one of the states? (Which one?)
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by johansch 9y ago
If you can stand the video format, this one is unusually rewarding for being a youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mikeselectricstuff I started with this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l
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by johansch 9y ago
Origin country is always clearly labeled. Not harvest date though. :(
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by johansch 9y ago
In Sweden we tend to get e.g. tomatoes from the Netherlands, Spain and Morocco. From a consumer perspective it seems random - the price doesn't really factor in at all. Tomatoes from the Netherlands are almost always tasteless. Tomatoe
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by johansch 9y ago
> makes me wonder why Oracle acquired Sun in the first place. Java and MySQL were probably important reasons.
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by johansch 9y ago
SATA drives replaced IDE drives (which this appears to be) more than ten years ago, somewhere around 2004-2006.
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by johansch 9y ago
Microsoft is messed up in many ways.
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by johansch 9y ago
http://passionforsound.lachlanfennen.com/massive-usb-compari...
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by johansch 9y ago
After a couple of months I have actually come to like the typing experience of the new keyboard - when it works. The keys need constant cleaning. Simple dust/dirt particles that don't really affect the old keyboards are the neme
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by johansch 9y ago
I could see the Tim Cook era Apple ending up buying LVMH down the line.
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by johansch 9y ago
"Offer valid in the U.S. and Canada only."
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by johansch 9y ago
Actually not.
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by johansch 9y ago
Elon's goal is to get humanity to another planet. The Tesla thing is just a way to get money to do that. I thought this stuff was commonly known? I do agree with his goal. And maybe its worth some percentage of Tesla buyer's lives
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by johansch 9y ago
http://www.4004.com/4004-really-first.html
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by johansch 9y ago
Disruption is bad for business.
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by johansch 9y ago
Case in point: https://twitter.com/lazygamereviews/status/89825992922771046...
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Macbook Pro 2016: Up/Down arrow keys stop registering presses(discussions.apple.com)
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