jsilence

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by jsilence 6y ago
I vividly remember an elderly customer who had the wireless version positioned upside down and was totally confused by the cursor movement. He thought something was wrong with the computer and asked me for help. I 180ied the mouse and he wa
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by jsilence 6y ago
Hashtag justanothergang
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by jsilence 6y ago
Read 'Sheldon 2.0' and got excited.
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by jsilence 6y ago
What a radical left idea! Distribute the wealth!
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by jsilence 6y ago
Sounds like inflation.
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by jsilence 6y ago
+1 for the powerful yet minimalistic nnn where concise help is only a question mark away and the default mnemonics make sense. Wonderful piece of software.
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by jsilence 6y ago
On a related note: also wondering whether there is a good book about swimming.
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Listen,...
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by jsilence 6y ago
Exactly! And that is probably the reason why the majority of us should cut down hard on animal based food consumption, just to be on the safe side.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Why not simply print a receipt after voting with the vote printed verbatim and a digital token that allows the voter to easily check whether the vote has actually been counted correctly. The token could be a hash of some relevant parameters
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by jsilence 6y ago
'I mean, if there's nothing we can do about climate change and CO2 has no effect, none of them have a job either.' Sure they would. Sorry, but this argument is simply void, and to be frank, stupid. Do you really think these p
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by jsilence 6y ago
So that we'll have the negative impact of the satelites, but no benefit? How is that supposed to solve anything?
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by jsilence 6y ago
Sounds like predictive maintenance...
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by jsilence 6y ago
Excellent trick! Thanks!
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by jsilence 6y ago
'Teach a man to eat fish and he will be cold for one day...' no, wait... But seriously, why not eat BBQ fish every day?
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by jsilence 6y ago
Would be awesome if it ran on Micropython or Circuitpython. Preferably on a Teensy 4.0.
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by jsilence 6y ago
It takes seven photons of the right energy band to make one photosynthesis reaction. This is a hard constraint that can not be eliminated by upscaling. Yield is hard coupled to light energy input. Agricullture is only feasible because we re
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by jsilence 6y ago
it frees up a lot of agricultural land that is being used to produce animal fodder. that space can be used to do better agriculture, for example methods with higher biodiversity and lower yields.
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by jsilence 6y ago
too expensive for this application. The article is calculating with 2 ct/kWh and comes to the conclusion that it is still too expensive.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Sorry, but growing grains in vertical farms absolutely does not make sense. unless you'd have a very very cheap zero emission energy source. which would have a plethora of other sensible applications. The single most sane way to change
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by jsilence 6y ago
tell me more please!
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by jsilence 6y ago
Missing TimescaleDB from the list. other than that: awesome collection!
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by jsilence 6y ago
For anyone wanting to tip tap into this world without spending hundreds of modules up front, VCVRack is highly recommended. it is a software Eurorack simulator that offers hundreds of popular Modules in software, most of them for free. Gran
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by jsilence 6y ago
Also the process of moving in itself is ressource and cash intensive. Not to talk about the pressure and stress it entails mentally.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Wondering whether there is an androgynous TTS voice that sounds neither male nor female.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Wondering whether robot theft is going to be a thing.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Read 'time cops' and chuckled.
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by jsilence 6y ago
Wondering if and how this could team up with orger. Could be an effient combo.
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by jsilence 6y ago
I really wish TB would store mails in Maildir by default and operate on that storage according to the standard so that the local mailstore becomes compatible with other mail clients. Right now one can manually switch the storage to maildir,
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by jsilence 6y ago
Still crushing the rock is an activity you'd not do without the goal to bind co2. If the CO2 equivalent of the energy required for this is higher than the amount of CO2 that can be offset by the rock dust, it becomes a CO2 producing ac

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