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by morsch 3y ago
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/ocean-oxygen.html
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by morsch 3y ago
Maybe the new Xboxes are a flop, also (at around 20 million sold by 2023)? The Xbox 360 has sold 85 million. PS5 has sold 35+ million.
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by morsch 3y ago
I think the preferences are a bit easier to understand, and I didn't have to install an add-on for an add-on to have mouse wheel support. I'm sure there's more, but it's been a few months and I don't quite remember.
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by morsch 3y ago
Vertical tabs without nesting (trees) is such a wasted opportunity. Nesting lets you close/minimise/etc a group of a related tabs, eg. all the search results you opened from a single query. I hope Brave's implementation at le
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by morsch 3y ago
Presumably they bought GitHub because that was the best they had to offer, not in spite of it.
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by morsch 3y ago
Interview and talk podcasts have always been popular. I'm not sure why that's surprising? It's an established format in all media, and in my experience podcasts aren't bad at it -- certainly much better than TV which the
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by morsch 3y ago
Skin cancer is one of the more relatively common cancers in young people, but first diagnosis still increases sharply with age. Life expectancy at age 15 (so, without the 60% infant/child mortality) in the Paleolithic was apparently 54
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by morsch 3y ago
You'll have to tell that to the media and possibly hordes of Banksy fans. Though it'll probably boil down to two days of drama on social media.
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by morsch 3y ago
To save you a click: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomorrow,_and_Tomorrow,_and_...
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by morsch 3y ago
So you advocate avoiding doctors and prescriptions unless you break a leg? Good luck when you get one of the many things modern medicine does treat pretty well. Your criticism of it may have some truth to it, possibly particularly when appl
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by morsch 3y ago
I suppose considering your family history or having your DNA analyzed is one way. But the more direct way is to consider your own medical history. Chronic diseases may coincide with risk for other ailments and you get regular checkups for
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by morsch 3y ago
I think that was the point.
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by morsch 3y ago
Sure. But it's reductive to make this an either/or situation. Renters are more limited in what they can do; they can still do plenty of things. Owners are also limited in what they can do, I'm sure Vienna has zoning regulatio
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by morsch 3y ago
The photos are nice, but I don't think they are representative of Vienna as a city or affordable housing in it. Vienna has StreetView, so you can just take a look yourself.
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by morsch 3y ago
You think people in Vienna don't decorate their homes to their liking or host guests?
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by morsch 3y ago
> My shoulders go up around my ears when Dern's character is lecturing his shipmates on "real food". IRL, they would have thrown him out an airlock after one too many sanctimonious speeches. Virtually every HN discussion a
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by morsch 3y ago
Were they fired or did they quit because they got a better job? Do people usually get a severance in the latter case?
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by morsch 3y ago
> Tour Montparnasse Aka the box the Eiffel Tower came delivered in
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by morsch 3y ago
Maybe it sounds better in French...
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by morsch 3y ago
So we know they manipulated the net neutrality debate, but what are the EPA and the BOEM processes that they attacked?
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by morsch 3y ago
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon testified before a Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs hearing on September 22, 2022. Dimon mentioned that as the U.S. nears a potential default on its sovereign debt, markets could experience panic. .
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by morsch 3y ago
Sure. I wouldn't recommend it for archival. I would recommend it for downloading a few videos before a trip when you expect flaky/slow internet. Much more convenient than the youtube-dl dance I did before. Ymmv.
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by morsch 3y ago
You can choose to pay for convenient download functionality and background playback on mobile, and think of the ads as a bonus, if you prefer.
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by morsch 3y ago
Sure, and if someone who never held a pencil before asked you what's the right way to hold it, it wouldn't be very helpful to tell them "don't think about it too much" or "there is no right way to hold it"
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by morsch 3y ago
Interesting link! That seems to be the overall ranking, though, not the one for the category "Quality and Safety". Food safety is a subcategory of that, and "relevant food safety legislation" a sub-sub-category. The US s
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by morsch 3y ago
No, it isn't. I can see my Primary Care Physician (PCP) same- or next-day (or a rotating replacement on the weekend) and this is true for pretty much everybody in Germany. Appointments with specialists can take longer, and many do repo
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by morsch 3y ago
Presumably having white light would also not be harmful assuming it's as dim as the moon. Which, don't get me wrong, can get surprisingly luminous, but not when compared to street lighting.
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by morsch 3y ago
Yup. Made me think of https://nitter.net/GretaThunberg/status/1608056944501178368
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by morsch 3y ago
Red meat consumption in the US may be down compared to the 70s, but I'm pretty sure it's up compared to the human average 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 and 50000 years ago. Overall meat consumption (per capita per year) in the US ha
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by morsch 3y ago
Human languages are highly redundant, for the most part. The communication channel is lossy, so you add parity bits and error correction codes.

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