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by jotm 5y ago
Most German milk is either "long life" or UHT, both of which taste better to me than "normal" pasteurized milk, which is the most common in England, for example. The three different pasteurization techniques result in di
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by jotm 5y ago
My grandmother made something like this without salt: cooked meat (usually duck or pork) and lots of fat, poured hot in jars. It kept for a year at least. The meat was edible straight from the jar, the fat was used for cooking or as spread
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by jotm 5y ago
Oh, the other stuff is just because of root access. Tbh, the only inconvenience for me is banking apps, but fortunately no one canceled the browser + websites yet. As for Netflix and others, I don't understand why they accept Widevine
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by jotm 5y ago
If the Note 9 is any indication, it's not the hardware, it's the bloody software - Samsung is seemingly terrible at it! The North American Note 9 used a Snapdragon 845 SoC while the European version used Samsung's own Exynos
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by jotm 5y ago
Oh yeah, you're right. I completely forgot.
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by jotm 5y ago
Saltwater, meet sun and remineralization. And really, $1 is too expensive? How much do you need? I use ~10m3/month during summer for myself and a small garden. If you use more, well, [thread title]. Smh, talking about resources running
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by jotm 5y ago
Why not? It's a huge place. Why don't you transcend and stop using electricity? Needs and desires.
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by jotm 5y ago
Maybe start with a country lol
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by jotm 5y ago
I mean, yeah, it perfectly describes humanity - we'll die on this planet while knowing there are unlimited resources outside of it. But it was a small island and they couldn't even read/write.
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by jotm 5y ago
Not safe to consume seafood? As long as it's alive, you can eat it. Maybe it lowers your lifespan. That's not that big of a problem, humans have lived like that for the vast majority of their existence. As for water, it's eve
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by jotm 5y ago
Hmm, you're right, I might be misremembering and was actually using 80 MHz, so I wanted to try 160 MHz but the routers did not support that. Right, so Wifi N had 20/40 MHz. Thanks! Reading the replies I'm thinking better chip
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by jotm 5y ago
I'm guessing the need to create a MS account when installing Windows?
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by jotm 5y ago
Do they do it for Chrome, though? At the very least they could steal some market share from Google heh
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by jotm 5y ago
Is this something you can get paid for, as in a job?
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by jotm 5y ago
What products are you talking about? From my experience over the past 15 years, most electronics that were high quality and high price remained the same, however the cheaper alternatives have gone up in quality by a lot. Imo, the midrange i
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by jotm 5y ago
Anyone tested the "real" throughput of Wifi 6? I wanted to make a point to point connection for 500 Mbit/s and figured AC will be more than enough. Well, turned out I can squeeze at best 260Mbps between 2 fully optimized AC r
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by jotm 5y ago
Try and fix it. Some things can't be fixed, but many can. And I'm talking by any means necessary. Of course, first and foremost, one must understand and accept the risks. I do suffer from ADHD (which has been getting more severe
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by jotm 5y ago
Do companies count as self-employed, though?
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by jotm 5y ago
That's because good safety nets means people don't have to take risks on business. So that leaves only the people who want to start a business. Who tend to leave for countries where it's easier to run a business and where t
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by jotm 5y ago
> When should I try to change or “treat” my mental differences, and when should I embrace them as naturally occurring diversity? Imo, it's simple: the more negatively it affects your life, the more you should try and fix it. It real
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by jotm 5y ago
Eh, you've got to be an absolutely awful developer if you can't have a website render properly in a browser that follows 99.5% of the same standards as the "relevant" top dawg. I guess all the people who made sites wor
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by jotm 5y ago
Do they still allow listing different products on the same page, with the same reviews? You can read reviews for a whole different model of headphones or kettle, for example, but what you get is another, (usually) cheaper model/revisio
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by jotm 5y ago
It still is a great resource when deciding whether to try something or not. Nowadays, Reddit has replaced it, more people post there :/
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by jotm 5y ago
I can only assume that anyone you care about hasn't died of suicide due to lack of treatment? You like telling people what to do? Nunya fuckin' bizniss, m8. If the healthcare industry works for you, that's fantastic. It doesn
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by jotm 5y ago
FFS, it would be easier and more environmentally friendly to use wind
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by jotm 5y ago
I think the analogy was that a CPU can do a GPU's job, but a GPU will do it much faster. Pretty much all modern NICs are already using separate hardware to reduce the load on the main CPU. I.e. using a different CPU to do more CPU. Wit
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by jotm 5y ago
Age of social media. Everyone discusses topics they have zero control over to hell and back. "Hey look, we're doing Democracy with thousands of people and everyone agrees/disagrees" - it really tricks the brain into thin
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by jotm 5y ago
Haha, that's actually more of a warning. If you don't quit posting about suicide, they temporarily suspend your account, then if you do it again, they permanently ban your account, and if you do it yet again (say, you're a
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by jotm 5y ago
Funnily enough, a C2D T9600 (midrange mobile dual core at the time) is 5 times slower than a Core i7-3610qm (10 years old, entry level mobile quad core) :D
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by jotm 5y ago
Every single time American healthcare comes up, some European chimes in with this stupid comment. First of all, yeah, the US system is pretty atrocious. But healthcare in the EU means months of waiting in line or outright told to look somew

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