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by morsch 2y ago
In terms of tobacco use, Italy is on par with the US, slightly lower than Sweden. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevalence_of_tobacco_use It's also one of the world's top per capita consumers (and producer)
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by morsch 2y ago
Urban train tracks see more than occasional traffic, whatever that means. And those trains often carry hundreds of people. Meanwhile, a well used road is well used by huge vehicles carrying 1.2 pax on average. And energy isn't free. If
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by morsch 2y ago
Serious injuries are very rare. Minor injuries aren't tracked by the NTSB. https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/turbulence
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by morsch 2y ago
More information, I think: https://www.arinoki.com/en/travel/aogashima/page07.shtml
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by morsch 2y ago
We sometimes use one of these with dairy butter though I'm not sure how well it would work with peanut butter. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_butter_dish
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by morsch 2y ago
Haven't had any issues on Linux either. I guess ymmv.
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by morsch 2y ago
2000 kWh per month is crazy. Presumably that includes an electric car? Otherwise I don't even
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by morsch 2y ago
If you actually read what he says[1] as opposed to some ultra-right-wing blog that picks up a soundbite and makes a diatribe out of it--, you'll find that he says that "the-stake-doesn't-make-mistakes" is what people ex
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by morsch 2y ago
You have the right to take photos of an officer without permission when they're arresting someone etc. So contrary to the article, there is effectively an exception for the police. Whether or not officers in either country are aware of
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by morsch 2y ago
I agree that it's nicely written. If it wasn't, we wouldn't be reading about it 85 years later. So I wouldn't draw any conclusions about the average writing competency from it (survivorship bias).
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by morsch 2y ago
Of course manufacturing is pretty much as efficient as possible at any given moment. But efficient in terms of cost, which sometimes does, but often does not correspond to emissions. At every step of the value chain, when a decision is made
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by morsch 2y ago
I think it's an accurate assessment and still get some use out of LLMs. Brainstorming various things, tutorials, entertainment. Straight questions with a factual answers really are a poor fit. Just yesterday GPT3.5 told me the Belgian
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by morsch 2y ago
Manufacturing emissions are just nuts. There must be so many low hanging fruits in emissions reductions there -- there's just almost zero incentive to implement them.
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by morsch 2y ago
Source? I mean obviously be careful with homemade mayo made from fresh, uncooked egg, but the store bought stuff is pasteurized and seems pretty stable. https://ask.usda.gov/s/article/Does-mayonnaise-cause-foodbor.
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by morsch 2y ago
You're both right. > This is correct, and I think works as intended. Yes, it is working as intended; the buyer isn't liable. I guess this could still accomplish the goal of limiting emissions if you had effective outside polici
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by morsch 2y ago
Not sure how related it is, but I found this series on the AS/400 fascinating: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9tkJGALYJ6CzZSPwM-09E5tk...
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by morsch 2y ago
You can buy vintage Vereco glassware for 400 EUR/8 pc -- probably less in a thrift store --, or new Duralex glasses for like 40 EUR/12 pc. They're not fancy and they're not expensive. I've stopped doing the party tr
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by morsch 2y ago
The account thing seems to be an issue for people who buy e-scooters on the secondary market (i.o.w. used). Often, the scooter is still tied to the previous owner's app. I've found forum posts of people resorting to using the emai
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by morsch 3y ago
Why stop at home decoration? Don't like the way you look? Just change the picture looking back at you in the mirror. Don't like the the new haircut your spouse got? Hair length is just one of many adjustable parameters! Want to ea
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by morsch 3y ago
Yeah? My point stands. Also: Throw the owner of the gun in jail.
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by morsch 3y ago
Children might be incapable of determining certain actions are wrong or illegal. They might be able to do that, but unable to apply this knowledge to their own behavior. A trial won't fix immediately this, just like charging an 11 year
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by morsch 3y ago
If you were around when CRTs were popular, the high pitched squeal is probably not much of an issue for you anymore :P
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by morsch 3y ago
It's pretty insidious. People form parasocial relationships with these social media personas. When they recommend blueberries, or a brand of lip gloss, or invasive surgery, it's like a recommendation from a friend. I doubt it&#x27
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by morsch 3y ago
Have you tried the Sidebery vertical tabs extension for Firefox? https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery
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by morsch 3y ago
They were being used for CPU cooling by enthusiasts in the early 2000s, in combination with water cooling. Having a peltier device in it adds so much heat to the overall system that it's really only a measure of last resort in terms of
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by morsch 3y ago
I guess we need a licence for car ownership in addition to driving, and that should be a way of losing it.
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by morsch 3y ago
In the hole you dug, so on top of whatever soil or sand you dug into and filled with stones/rocks. You fill the hole with water after the fire has died down and use the residual heat in the stones. You can't make a soup this way,
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by morsch 3y ago
Dig a hole near the sea, fill it with stones, light a fire on top, heating said stones, fill hole with water and catch the vapor?
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by morsch 3y ago
If every release has improved SQ by that much, the first iteration must have sounded just awful.
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by morsch 3y ago
I've had a few gadgets -- for example, an Instax bluetooth instant photo printer -- that ran off of batteries originally introduced by Nokia for phones around 2000 (BLC-1/2), including charging them. I doubt many people buy them f

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