morsch

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541.
by morsch 3y ago
True, though at least they are not physically linked and you can disable the averaging. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side-stick
542.
by morsch 3y ago
Is there an xkill equivalent for Wayland yet?
543.
by morsch 3y ago
> It's really rough out there, and my degree program doesn't even begin to cover fundamental CS concepts like P/NP-completeness, DFAs, etc Then it's presumably not a CS degree...?
544.
by morsch 3y ago
Maybe we should make it illegal to retell embarrassing stories without consent from the people involved.
545.
by morsch 3y ago
Ok. It's possible I read it before that part of the book was released, but it's equally possible I forgot about the plot.
546.
by morsch 3y ago
It's been years since I read it. How does it hype up cryogenic preservation? I don't recall it being a major theme and it doesn't seem to fit into the HP context.
547.
by morsch 3y ago
I'm not sure that it's truly all down to software, but as far as it is, you don't have start at zero -- there are excellent, competitive raw photo processors available as free software, like darktable and RawTherapee. Still a
548.
by morsch 3y ago
If you liked this, you'll probably like Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality https://hpmor.com/
549.
by morsch 3y ago
It's reality TV. You might as well submit Predator (1987) as evidence. (I'm not disputing that human cooperation is useful and necessary in the real world.)
550.
by morsch 3y ago
Pickpockets - This is one of the most common crimes happening in the city. ALWAYS watch your personal belongings and if possible don't carry unneeded cash with you or any important documents such as passports or IDs. Be very wary in t
551.
by morsch 3y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=...
552.
by morsch 3y ago
It used to be that Google Earth worked passably well for me in Chromium, and was a slideshow in Firefox. As of a few weeks ago, it's the other way round. No idea what's changed. On a sidenote, is Google Earth still a maintained pr
553.
by morsch 3y ago
Ymmv. Personally, I find the trackpad too cumbersome and only ever play games that are suited to the gamepad.
554.
by morsch 3y ago
The power draw is also lower for LCD.
555.
by morsch 3y ago
I don't think so https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/cae72f76
556.
by morsch 3y ago
I'm kind of disappointed that the Fossil hybrid watches don't do the trick where the watch keeps working when the smart has run out of juice. That said, I get four weeks of battery life, so it's never been an issue in practic
557.
by morsch 3y ago
They're also supported by Gadgetbridge.
558.
by morsch 3y ago
Note that according to that study, in terms of climate impact, the paper bag is better, not worse, than the LDPE bag. It's worse in terms of "total impact", which considers the categories below and I'm not sure how the t
559.
by morsch 3y ago
Here's the study: https://www2.mst.dk/udgiv/publications/2018/02/978-87-93614-... The relevant section is 6.3. The cited number is relative to a LDPE carrier bag (page 25 has pictures of what that i
560.
by morsch 3y ago
Nothing happened to stainless steel bottles, they're available. About twice as heavy as a plastic bottle, when empty that is. Full it's more like 900g vs 750g.
561.
by morsch 3y ago
Won't it also kill you if you put something acidic in the bottle? Like water with a spritz of lemon? That's why copper pots have a lining, anyway. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verdigris
562.
by morsch 3y ago
Fwiw a study done in Germany in 2022 found no traces of lead in 19 turmeric products of all price ranges. https://www.oekotest.de/essen-trinken/Kurkuma-Labor-findet-M...
563.
by morsch 3y ago
Title should be How This All Happened (2021) And since that is still very vague, here's the first line: "This is a short story about what happened to the U.S. economy since the end of World War II."
564.
by morsch 3y ago
It's really no different. Take a pot, toss in a handful of popcorn with some oil. Turn on stove for a couple of minutes until pops subside. Sprinkle with salt. Done. I never bothered with the butter etc, though maybe I should.
565.
by morsch 3y ago
You don't have to carry it, no. But if you don't carry your ID (or equivalent) and they have a reason to ask for it (e.g. you are a suspect of a crime), they can require you to take them wherever you keep your ID or to the station
566.
by morsch 3y ago
It's the same in Germany, but I still wouldn't expect the police to ask for my ID when asking for directions. The fact that you need to be able to identify yourself when asked doesn't mean that they are supposed to ask for it
567.
by morsch 3y ago
> The per-mile risk of a self-driving Tesla is roughly the same (within the range of estimates this source gives) as the per-mile risk of riding a bicycle. That may be true, but the reader is reminded that a typical car trip is probably
568.
by morsch 3y ago
It's harmful nonsense but I don't see how it sabotages nuclear energy. If anything, proponents of nuclear energy should be thrilled. Free energy, now available for legacy heating technology. The party that keeps insisting on addin
569.
by morsch 3y ago
Abstaining isn't sabotaging. Vegetarians aren't actively sabotaging meat production. Electricity exports from dirty plants in Germany were vital in propping up France's nuclear power grid when it was in trouble in the past ye
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by morsch 3y ago
I bought a pair of Knipex pliers after reading a similar comment. Turns out I don't need pliers.

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