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by loufe 5y ago
When I built a new PC a couple months ago, my first OS on it was Manjaro - coming only from an Ubuntu/debian background. Linux has its limits but the experience is pretty seamless.
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by loufe 5y ago
It's got to start somewhere. Especially considering they're using what seems to be a somewhat novel packaging for their batteries, best to ease into it.
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by loufe 5y ago
This is the key comment. The article hardly stresses this point. The company is a vital contributor to Saudi finances.
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by loufe 5y ago
Government website accessibility makes such a difference when in a rush and looking for clear, concise, and easy to follow instructions or forms. I was blown away by the quality of Ontario's websites, they are seriously top-notch, comp
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by loufe 5y ago
I had no idea such a project was ever undertaken elsewhere in the world. In any case, I wish some examples of lessons or facts learned during similar studies elsewhere were presented. It sounds fascinating!
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by loufe 5y ago
Thanks for the tip, cluoma, I looked into what you were describing and I think it may be that! I'll have to check out the quick-fix I found online (Alt+Shift+F12 to enable/disable the compositor) when I'm at my tower the next
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by loufe 5y ago
I'll give some of these ideas a shot. I felt bad giving up on it so quickly. I guess sometimes habits need to be adjusted as well to make a move work. It would be a small price to pay for being able to love the OS I'm using. Thank
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European Parliament green lights climate ‘law of laws’(theglobeandmail.com)
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by loufe 5y ago
I installed Manjaro Linux as my primary OS (Windows on a secondary M.2) on the gaming PC I built earlier this year. I found the compatibility excellent, especially for the grand strategy titles I tend play (Paradox, Total War, etc.). The on
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by loufe 5y ago
I am halfway through the second season of For All Mankind, it's a series based on an accelerated (versus the decelerated) series of events around the time of the Apollo missions. I think you may enjoy it!
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by loufe 5y ago
Anecdotally: all the Inuit people I've talked about food storage with will dry (often fish) or smoke (most land-based mammals) their meats.
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by loufe 5y ago
This story hits home a bit for me. I had a severe case of mononucleosis at 18. After a month of being bedridden I developed a tic (muscle spasms and sometimes a tssk sound made with my mouth). I saw a lead tic specialist in my area and they
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by loufe 5y ago
I learned of Zoroastrianism from EU4 (the video game) and did some Wikipedia deep dives. I always enjoy learning about minority religions.
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by loufe 5y ago
According to the economist there is well over 90% (adults?) vaccinated first dose and near 90 for the second
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by loufe 5y ago
I only got the hose off eBay, actually. I got the tank from a local home-brew supplier and also fill it up there. You can also buy them on Amazon, however.
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by loufe 5y ago
I got premium maybe 6 months ago now and can't imagine going without it, now. I partner it on desktop with SponsorBlock (fantastic free, open source browser add-on) to get rid of the sponsorships for a classic experience. I started con
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by loufe 5y ago
Soda water, I am addicted to it. -Got a SodaStream and immediately decided I couldn't continue paying that much for refills. Bought a 5lb adapter hose on Ebay and a tank. One use paid off the CAPEX. Recommend strongly. -Got a Stanley G
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by loufe 5y ago
I wouldn't give up on Sennheiser without looking at their new offerings just quite yet. I just bought a noise cancelling over the ear pair from them (after returning my XM4s) and their build quality is excellent - metal, leather, high
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by loufe 5y ago
Thanks for bringing this up! I was always curious and decided to research it. The graphic at the top of this Phys article describes the origins of all elements on the periodic table. It claims that only a small number of elements were remna
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by loufe 5y ago
Reprocessing gold tailings for old mines with more effective and robust methods has been tried recently. I remember looking into it but IIRC the few examples I found had all folded. I really do hope we do get to the point where we can repro
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by loufe 5y ago
I don't understand this attitude. If a company released an ICE engine with a different configuration than the standard that had been hypothesized and prototyped 100 years ago would you be singing the same tune?
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by loufe 5y ago
In every book I've read on the subject they mentioned going underground to protect against radiation. The lack of a thick magnetosphere apparently means any surface equipment / personel would be subject to unacceptably high quanti
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by loufe 5y ago
I've got to check this project out. I've been playing around micro-controllers quite a lot lately and strangely Lisp is still my most fluent language from all my years of AutoLISP programming. What a great initiative.
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by loufe 6y ago
This is exactly the goal of the global minimum tax rate the US is pushing for right now.
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by loufe 6y ago
If you're both propaganda agents for each side, kudos, this was fascinating.
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How can we treat pedophilic impulses before action?(theglobeandmail.com)
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by loufe 6y ago
I installed Linux on my primary SSD for a brand new computer I built in January. I lasted a week before I had to install windows on the secondary for a game a friend wanted to play, I expected it to take at least a little longer. That being
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by loufe 6y ago
Good lord can we please move away from the common misnomer of kW, MW, GW, and TW when we mean kWh, MWh, GWh, and TWh? It makes me angrier than it should, but aside from BTUs (heating/cooling) it's the only one I'm aware of th
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by loufe 6y ago
Their economy is humming along without immigration, so why would they open it? I would have a hard time believing I'm in a minority of people who think immigration is not an economic consideration before a social one in western countri
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by loufe 6y ago
If you check out the website of Coil, metioned in the article, they suggest a fixed rate of 30 cents an hour or so, until you've passed above your number of hours, then the rate for an hour becomes = CONTRIBUTION/HOURS. Even if yo

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