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morsch
4y ago
Three years makes a big difference if he was, say, 12 when Morrowind was released. And while I wouldn't call it convoluted, Planescape: Torment is much more cerebral and much less experiential than an open world first person RPG.
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morsch
4y ago
Fwiw, (on Android) you can add playlists to your homescreen and they'll start playing immediately. It's in the playlist's ... menu.
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morsch
4y ago
S22 is a bit smaller, still, but in the same class.
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morsch
4y ago
"We undercount active users whose accounts are protected, accounts that view tweets but don’t send any , and accounts that log in and engage in other ways beyond tweeting (like favoriting or adding profiles to lists)." My markup.
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morsch
4y ago
The function f is idempotent, if f(x) = f(f(x)) . For this URL shortener, if http://www.5z8.info/super-nsfw_g0v1ba_hot-older-goats.mov (from above) points to http://shadyurl.com/ , then shortening http:&
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morsch
4y ago
I'm paying for YouTube. I already blocked ads on my desktop computer, but I wanted to use the official (I know third-party apps exist including YouTube vanced) youtube app on Android. Similarly, I can block ads in web search results in
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morsch
4y ago
I'm not sure if that's a joke?
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4y ago
Just yesterday, we were standing 30m downwind of somebody idling their mangy Vespa, and we could smell the stink from their partial combustion. As you do. At the same time, it's totally unacceptable for somebody themselves to stink lik
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morsch
4y ago
Airliners are much safer than other modes of transportation per mile traveled. The difference vanishes (mostly, or reverses) when interpreted per mile on the vehicle or per trip. If airliners were only as safe as walking, nobody would use t
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4y ago
I just hope the titanium dioxide is as non toxic as we hope, since it's damn hard to avoid, including in stuff that you put inside your body as opposed to just on it. I failed to get a toothpaste without it, but it's in other stuf
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4y ago
That still doesn't mean no resources are spent producing the electricity that powers your electric car. (Which is what you claimed: "And to answer your question: none.") Just fewer resources than would have been required it e
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morsch
5y ago
And on the other end, manual safety razors that need a battery (e.g. Gilette Power Fusion).
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morsch
5y ago
Europe, I suppose. For example, the De'Longhi Magnifica S ECAM 22.110 is an entry-level machine for 279 EUR (routinely available for <250 EUR). Here's a review: https://coffeeblog.co.uk/delonghi-magnifica-s/
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morsch
5y ago
I just put my stainless pan in the dishwasher. Doesn't get much easier than that. That's why I got it. I keep a Teflon and my old cast iron pan around, but the stainless steel one is the workhorse. If I had to let one go, it'
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morsch
5y ago
Or just get a super automatic espresso machine. More convenient than a Nespresso, better taste, essentially zero waste. Higher initial investment (~300 EUR), lower running costs.
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morsch
5y ago
Traffic jams. Nope, still there; no major changes from what I can see: https://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/traffic-index/ranking/?country=... (compared to 2019) https://www.adac.de/verkehr&
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morsch
5y ago
I used Pitivi, it's okay! Not 100% stable, but that was many years ago, so it's probably better now. The news on the frontpage make it look like the last release was almost two years ago; but actually there was a release in 2021 a
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morsch
5y ago
Presumably you're referring to this report: https://www.resourcepanel.org/reports/global-resources-outlo... "The extraction and processing of natural resources has accelerated over the last two decades, and a
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morsch
5y ago
Fibre ~21 ms GSS ~650 ms LEO ~60 ms
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5y ago
"I am an anesthesiologist. To an anesthesiologist, fentanyl is as familiar as a Philips screwdriver is to a carpenter; it is an indispensable tool in my toolbox. It is the most commonly used painkiller during surgery. If you’ve had sur
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morsch
5y ago
Apart from the last sentence, you're not really addressing the grandparent's point, and that last sentence is not a very convincing argument.
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morsch
5y ago
Meanwhile, over here, we're paying EUR ~10 billion to rebuild a single train station in one of our mid-sized cities: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttgart_21 OTOH, building the HSR between Berlin and Munich (~50
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morsch
5y ago
Your policy complaint is directly addressed in said policy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Wo...
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morsch
5y ago
Well, you quoted an exact phrasing and said it was routine. All of the things you mention on the Trump page are appear to be links to expanded parts of the article that go into greater detail (including, crucially, references). It's n
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morsch
5y ago
Like double sided tape just without the tape? That's brilliant.
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morsch
5y ago
So routine that the phrase occurs 29 times in the English Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=%22was+accused... Using such language is against editorial policy: https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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morsch
5y ago
Or rather, please do.
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morsch
5y ago
Upon leaving the town, there will be a "speed restriction removed" sign. There'll be a sign that you're leaving the town (same as entering the town, just crossed out). The speed restriction removed part is implicit.
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morsch
5y ago
That's how it works, yes, but why is it strange and a little weird?
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morsch
5y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're saying, but the stop sign (around here) means you have to come to a full stop and yield to crossing traffic, which includes bikes, cars and other vehicles, but not pedestrians.
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