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by morsch 4y ago
That's correct, but it's not a contradiction to say "the final penultimate" thing for the reason that it's not a contradiction to say "the final last" thing. Just redundant. Though the sibling has a point
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by morsch 4y ago
There are many roguelites I enjoyed, but often I've wished for a less hardcore mode that let me enjoy the content without starting from scratch. I must have half a dozen platformers where I've seen the first 10% of the levels a hu
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by morsch 4y ago
It's not a contradiction, but redundant insomuch as there can only be one penultimate thing and it is always the final (and first) of its kind.
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Life expectancy changes since Covid-19(nature.com)
6 points by morsch 4y ago|1 comments
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by morsch 4y ago
51 messages per month in 2020 .
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by morsch 4y ago
The titular upgrade to private browsing is that you can now launch the application directly in that mode and private browsing mode is displayed in dark theme by default. Oh and private browsing mode has a new logo. Exciting stuff.
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by morsch 4y ago
It's explained here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_acceleration
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by morsch 4y ago
Mountains do make noise when they reflect the sound your prop makes. I took the gp to refer to that. Whether you can use that for collision avoidance, no idea.
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by morsch 4y ago
Not every feature, unfortunately, no radar map.
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by morsch 4y ago
We don't know if it made "the problem" worse. It certainly made it worse for the guy getting poisoned. But it's possible that for each person getting poisoned, there's a couple not getting poisoned because the app c
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by morsch 4y ago
You can get an unjaded MMO population, but the average age will be 9. But otherwise, I think you're right, it's a phenomenon of its time. The social meta was still being made.
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by morsch 4y ago
I'm on Ubuntu. I've got my home on a separate partition. Is replacing Ubuntu with Arch as easy as wiping the root partition, installing Arch and mounting home as home? Wiping and re-installing Ubuntu (which I do every couple of ye
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by morsch 4y ago
Sure, it'll be priced competitively with the premium segment, like most Apple stuff. In the hypothetical world where Apple is doing this. Then they'll release a pro version that's 150% the price. The bike frame will be 8mm in
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by morsch 4y ago
It'll be difficult to steal (location tracking, authenticated parts), do one unexpected thing really well that will be everywhere two years later (the acceleration will be "retina"? self adjusting headlights? traction control
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by morsch 4y ago
Right. Pretty sure I searched for the right name. Interesting that they kept it up for over twenty years, I figured this was a piece of software lost to time.
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by morsch 4y ago
For no particular reason, I tried to find out more about the Decision Master (edit: not Maker, thanks for the correction) software, but all I could find was the same ad (with some more text that's cut off) in Byte magazine 1981/01
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by morsch 4y ago
One climate, various houses old and new.
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by morsch 4y ago
We're in central Europe. A few degrees colder than London in Winter, I doubt it matters. I've done it in houses built a hundred years ago (though they were modernized since, obviously) and ones that were build recently with high d
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by morsch 4y ago
For the entirety of my life, we've hung or clothes to dry inside. No dryer. No, they don't smell bad. Yes, even with small kids in the household. No, there is no problem with mold. No, it doesn't take forever, I'd estima
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by morsch 4y ago
500W average power draw while running a game 2h average a day playing games 40c/kWh for power 30 * 0.4 * 2 * 0.5 = 12 EUR/month Stadia Pro was 10 EUR. So you're not wrong, though it's easily within the margin of error fo
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by morsch 4y ago
That's begging the question.
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by morsch 4y ago
You appear to be an outlier. The scientific evidence for the efficacy of curcumin taken orally appears to be very thin to say the least.
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by morsch 4y ago
Millions read Bild every day, unfortunately, and other publications in Germany and the rest of the world also had the story. The hacker news submission is missing a 2015 tag.
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by morsch 4y ago
Macs in the 90s, so System 6, 7 and 8, were full of hidden stuff. Clicking stuff while holding option, you would discover all kinds of interesting features and easter eggs. https://wiki.preterhuman.net/The_Macintosh/New
775.
by morsch 4y ago
This is also the era of inkhorn terms: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkhorn_term (The introduction mentions this.)
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by morsch 4y ago
It's still a rounding error, 100MW is 0.003% of the average global electricity generation. It's probably still worthwhile doing, especially if sets a trend for other categories of devices. https://www.wolframalpha.com&
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by morsch 4y ago
Buy a small EV for everyday trips and rent another car for road trips. Nobody in our car culture, where people drive F150s just in case they need them; nobody is going to do that, but environmentally it'd be much preferable to everybod
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by morsch 4y ago
Could that pick up a transmission from a device designed to emit RF stored in the overhead above?
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by morsch 4y ago
Of course it is, but it's not "literally an IQ test" in that the result is not an IQ. Universities don't require an IQ above 105 to apply, they require good grades. Apparently in other places, doctors and lawyers literal
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by morsch 4y ago
Yeah, that's not a thing here.

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