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by mazugrin2 3y ago
This is something I've always wondered about. I _loved_ the coffee in Rome almost universally. Even in Madrid I enjoyed the coffee, although it was totally different than the stuff in Rome. I knew it wasn't the best beans. Sometim
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
I think it depends. For me, fanless is super appealing. However, I have a Dell XPS 13 7390 with a i7-10710U where the fan is at 0 RPM most of the time I use it, and that is super satisfying to me. However, during a big compile, the fan does
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
Oh shite! It turns out it is actually a thing. Asahi is going all in on Fedora. I'm definitely surprised and also now a person who is not at all interested in Asahi Linux anymore. Good luck I guess?????
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
Sorry. Why would this ever be a thing? I'm so confused.
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
West Virgina is on the vanguard of US states in this sort of thing. I'm surprised they beat Florida and Texas though. Ten years from now, how many more public university systems will have jettisoned their world language departments? Do
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
Nor for simple text files.
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
Can't people who live out of chests of drawers and closets also "travel at a moments [sic] notice for the best flights"?
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by mazugrin2 3y ago
Keep in mind that the 2.81 million cattle slaughtered number you are taking from the cited document is just for the month of April, 2022. So each day of April, 2022 there were, on average, about 93,667 cattle slaughtered.
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by mazugrin2 4y ago
No, I don't think it does. Counter-steering is only a feature of a turn being initiated. Once the turn is in progress, the front wheel will very much be pointed in the direction of the turn.
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by mazugrin2 4y ago
The public schools in Boston are struggling by almost every measure, with only about 34% reading at grade level across the system, for example.
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by mazugrin2 4y ago
Does Dropbox no longer provide a native Linux client? When I used Dropbox it worked really well.
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by mazugrin2 4y ago
I've seen people with kids every time I've taken the metro in Paris. It seems pretty normal and no different than doing so on any other metro. I don't even think I understand this question. Is there something about the Paris
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by mazugrin2 4y ago
I lived 22 years without a car in Boston. I finally got one a couple of years ago and also love having it, despite the fact that I only use it about 3 times each month. I don't know if I'm anti-car, but I'm definitely a stron
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
I would be super annoyed if I bought a copy of Windows and it didn't work on one of the most popular devices out there. And especially so if the problem was left unaddressed after over a year of updates.
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
I'm switching away from hey.com at the end of my term. It's not a bad service, but the UI is absolutely inflexible. The absolute worst feature for me is that the sorting of your inbox (I guess I mean "Imbox") is based th
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Screen flicker even with latest Ubuntu and popular laptop
3 points by mazugrin2 5y ago|2 comments
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
Maybe don't refer to women as "girls"? Unless you are seeking romance with girls. Either way, I'm suspicious already and can see why a service intended to match adults with other adults (i.e., not girls) would be creeped
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
You have roundabouts in the middle of Paris in areas with lots of pedestrians? Please show me. Certainly not any parts where anybody would think, hey, this is a great bit of infrastructure for people traveling on foot.... Roundabouts may be
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
Roundabouts are great for roads between towns and cities and other population centers. But urban streets where lots of people are walking should be designed for pedestrians first, not cars. Roundabouts are actually quite complicated for ped
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
Try adding 'i915.enable_psr=0' to your kernel params. This fixes a weird bug I encountered where text would disappear, or weirdly not disappear when it should have disappeared. Hopefully this helps!
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by mazugrin2 5y ago
This article has an error. It claims that an advantage of a fuselage-mounted engines is that the wings don't "have to support the extraneous weight" but that's completely false. Mounting the engines on the fuselage requi