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mda
3y ago
Apparently a mummy is an almond nut that was not harvested and remained on the tree. Some pests depend on these to survive the winter, so having them on trees is a risk.
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mda
3y ago
It could be corporate war and for public good at the same time.
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mda
3y ago
What do you expect it to say?
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mda
3y ago
I always thought Tesla cars have very bland and boring designs (except the truck which, it is still bad, but at least not boring).
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mda
3y ago
He is delusional.
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mda
3y ago
Isn't this a recipe for disaster from security perspective?
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mda
3y ago
Seeing so many people stealing everything from porches in broad day light, sometimes with their kids and with zero remorse changed it for me as well.
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mda
3y ago
What is with this "N things every X should know/eat/do/not do" titles? It is patronizing and stupid.
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mda
3y ago
They were freely trading, sailing their ships, moving around the country, leaving entering freely right?
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mda
3y ago
"Israel is going great lengths to protect civilians." No they don't. They never did.
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mda
3y ago
It was a fork from the beginning and it is blink engine for 10 years.
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mda
3y ago
Webkit is not a browser.
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mda
3y ago
It seems they usually test for hyperaldosteronism if they see the obvious signs like low potassium levels. Maybe they did not observe this at the beginning?
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mda
3y ago
Syrian government and Russia.
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mda
3y ago
It is true that chess engines are not usually designed to play in 15-30s games, however those ultra bullet examples games against the browser based versions which are much weaker and slower than the a dedicated engine process.
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mda
3y ago
chess.com browser based engine is quite bad and default depth is low (and this is from 2 years ago).
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mda
3y ago
He is not faster than engines.
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mda
3y ago
Google meet is excellent for videoconferencing actually.
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mda
3y ago
Kinda. Note that in most cases even the least religious would not eat pork, which is strictly prohibited. For others, definition of Halal is a bit vague, e.g. Kosher is considered halal by most.
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mda
3y ago
Simple, because most of the people wants to have the cake and eat it.
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mda
3y ago
If anecdotes matter, my family use 5 pixel 6/7/7a phones and I have never seen a single build issue.
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mda
3y ago
Many people takes thousands of pictures / videos with their phones yearly.
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mda
3y ago
It doesn't. Maybe try with something more obscure. It is a phenomenon called frequency bias (it has different names)
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mda
3y ago
Automatics suck less. Why am I constantly trying to change gears of the transmission system?
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mda
3y ago
Chess and actual war has some similarities at the very abstract level like space control, initiative, gambits etc but other than that trying to make some romantic parallels is too much and a bit ridiculous.
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mda
3y ago
Do you have any source of this scheme? Support page clearly explains about revenue sharing, I don't see anything about pooling: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/72902?hl=en#zippy=...
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mda
3y ago
Do you have numbers to back your claim? Afaik From ad revenue channels get 55%. They also get money from premium subscribers depending on how much time they spent on channel. I wouldn't call it peanuts.
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mda
3y ago
Note that in the Phoronix post it also mentions in the modern and demanding Jetstream benchmark, Firefox is still way behind. While seeing improvements is good, Sunspider is a very old microbenchmark not sure how relevant it is.
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mda
3y ago
How is your rant has anything to do with the subject? Do you have a shred of evidence to support your claim?
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mda
3y ago
1,000,000,000ng = 1g
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