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lstodd
4y ago
It'll fry electrical distribution. Motors and electronics apart from ones in orbit will not be affected. This will be enough.
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lstodd
4y ago
Well, considering best german automotive engineering got left behind in early nineties and that for like 20 years already owning a BMW or Mercedes means constant hassle and tons of cash for trivial repairs - yes. German auto engineering jus
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lstodd
4y ago
1080p unfortunately
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lstodd
4y ago
50% ıs too low. Anyone doıng this should aim for 5000% and also shout everywhere how their copper is so much better than anyone else's that it's worth many times its weight in gold.
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lstodd
4y ago
Of course they are sleeping there, the question is - with whom, and how much coke is consumed per night. Gimme that biometric data... oh wait, it's all out there already. /s :~(
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lstodd
4y ago
I'm not sure why this distinction has any right to exist. (as "in between casual sellers and people who sell as a recurring source of income")
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lstodd
4y ago
Etsy was never about casual sellers by your definition. Ebay might have been in some ancient history, but not for last 15 years at least. All this crap does is to introduce more friction into markets which very much don't need this bul
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lstodd
4y ago
20K rev divided by 200 sales is $100/sale. We dıd about $200-$300 on an margin of about 2%, we got like $1K profit, which considering how much went into "capital" as in buying tools and learning how to use them becomes very n
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lstodd
4y ago
Etsy isn't a garage sale. When we with my ex started selling handmade stuff there, we had revenue above 20k in the first year knowing almost nothing about anything. Mind you, handmade isn't IT, margins are thin. Yes, we had that a
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lstodd
4y ago
Anyone saying that 20K year revenue is a "high-volume business seller" is out of his mind (this might be sponsored though).
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lstodd
4y ago
:-/ must have mentioned that by 'plain' I meant monospace, С64-like
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lstodd
4y ago
Yeah this. Once you get to something more than plain English, it means pulling in HarfBuzz
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lstodd
4y ago
Stop trying to rationalize this insanity. It's a power grab, no more, no less.
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lstodd
4y ago
COMMIT should be banned from SQL.
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lstodd
4y ago
Great advice, seriously
766.
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lstodd
4y ago
Chevalier de whatever ?
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lstodd
4y ago
How very interesting. Thank you.
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lstodd
4y ago
Various ports in Adriatic back when I was sailing around. It is not translatable to english I'm afraid. Most probably UK/US guys have their own variants, but I don't know them. Something like rhythmic slang taken to 11. But y
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lstodd
4y ago
Seriously? Hydrogen peroxide? Do you realize that the foaming is it releasing free oxygen? Which basically guarantees burns.
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lstodd
4y ago
I lived for a few years in a place where no word is taboo. What you don't realize is that when no word is taboo people tend to invent nontrivial sequences, or entire monologues to regain and further enhance the effect. Which I think is
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lstodd
4y ago
Cheap solution: lots of warmed to ~40C 0.05% Chlorhexidine. Idk, but I bet it's cheaper than that Debrox thing, and almost nil chance of infection.
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lstodd
4y ago
I write this from a laptop with a Plextor M5Pro from 2015 which was forgotten on a balcony (above/below zero temp swings, humidity and all) for three straight years. It all comes down to manufacturing tolerances, and damn the standards
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lstodd
4y ago
One doesn't actually need to smoke cigarettes -- mixing my own vape juice (no flavours, tuned pg/vg and nicotine levels no one dictates) works just fine. Edit: in any case rolling tobacco is way better than any cigarette one can b
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lstodd
4y ago
Disk space is cheap; IOPS aren't. Same stuff with RAM: it's cheap, but fast access isn't.
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lstodd
4y ago
Seriously insightful. Thank you for writing this.
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lstodd
4y ago
Haha lol. I maybe still have a screenshot of a Forgotten Beast killing himself by kicking up a dead cat's tooth (the cat was killed by some previous FB) (and the tooth deals a fatality). The level of detail is amazing.
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lstodd
4y ago
What is more spectacular than even the Dwarf Fortress itself (and it is), are the C++ reverse-engineering tools developed in Common Lisp back in 2010-s. DFHack and Dwarf Therapist were rebased on top of them.
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lstodd
4y ago
So this.
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lstodd
4y ago
You meant 'slick'? I agree. This is how it was with motorcycling in cities for the last 30 years.
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lstodd
4y ago
More complex for sure. If you watched the video, there's still a tractor. And instead of a simple plastic tank, it hauls a shitton of electronics. Now, the video is shot in a shiny nice weather day. Now imagine how would it perform if
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