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by morsch 5y ago
Looks very similar to the TUXEDO Pulse 14, to the point that I'm wondering if it's the same OEM. I've been using the only Pulse for a while now, it's okay. Though I basically only use it plugged in to external everything
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by morsch 5y ago
Seems like a variation of the birthday paradox.
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by morsch 5y ago
Here's a slightly longer article from TASS, Russia's state news agency: https://tass.com/world/1434463 They do claim the plane was in Russian airspace. This comes within a day after Serbia voted against Russi
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by morsch 5y ago
And then the calculator app, which is native, is wrapped up in some sort of isolating container that makes it take as long to start up as an electron app.
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by morsch 5y ago
I, too, enjoy eating meat.
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by morsch 5y ago
It's a fun article, but hardly a scientific analysis of the diet back then. It's all anecdotes and no numbers. Though such numbers do seem to exist for 20th century USA (Android won't render the xls, though): https:/&#
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by morsch 5y ago
Per capita meat consumption is at more than 150% of the levels back then. By your own argument, we should cut back on meat, particularly chicken and beef. https://www.agweb.com/opinion/drivers-us-capita-meat-consump...
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by morsch 5y ago
Also, Bacon-Wrapped Dates. But I suppose the question is not so much if it'd be any good, but whether it's common. And I've never seen bacon wrapped banana, either.
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by morsch 5y ago
I don't understand. Just cook stuff from scratch? This isn't difficult. Just modestly time consuming it you want a varied meal plan. Unless you're saying that even for raw ingredients like eggs and potatoes, it's hard to
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by morsch 5y ago
A few things lend themselves directly from the article: More expertise on the buyer side overall (less reliance on a vendor to co-author the RFP). Better processes on the buyer side in order to lessen the one-upmanship regarding requirement
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by morsch 5y ago
I suppose. Though passenger numbers have gone up by a factor of four since the 80s.
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Shutdown of 3M plant may affect semiconductor sector(focustaiwan.tw)
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by morsch 5y ago
I like it. Looks great in reader mode, too. Not that you really need it. I think posts should have a link to the previous/next post in the blog. And I wonder if there is custom CSS.
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by morsch 5y ago
Eh, we haven't been trying very hard. Germany has essentially stopped building new wind turbines (1, second graph). Even now, when its become blindingly obvious that massive reliance on fossil fuels from foreign dictatorships is an imm
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by morsch 5y ago
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=+556.63+exajoules%2F%28... 1.6x total area of France Sources (these aren't great, feel free to substitute better numbers from better sources): 175 kWh/m2 per year: https:&#x2F
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by morsch 5y ago
I commute five minutes by foot. I'd still rather work from home. And I'm gonna, one way or another.
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by morsch 5y ago
I can't off-hand remember any application where I was able to drag around buttons or, really, interact with them in any way other than pushing the button. That said, I don't think the widgets look particularly button-like (e.g. on
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by morsch 5y ago
Median age of 28, so pretty much half-way between Africa and EU/US. The percentage of population >50 or 60 would be interesting, too, since that's the inspection point where the fatality really ramps up.
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by morsch 5y ago
If you ride those at anything like bicycle speed, how do you perform an emergency break without hurting yourself?
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by morsch 5y ago
These days, you can easily look them up. To viz: https://dict.leo.org/german-english/waiting%20for%20the%20ot... Interestingly, the first given translation is itself an idiom (lit. "to wait for the thick/fat
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by morsch 5y ago
Ex: English studies would not be complete without Aesop Fables. Learning the stories is the only way you can understand common phrases / idioms like "sour grapes". Most of the vocabulary you pick up from context; idioms are
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by morsch 5y ago
Or Whatsapp. Or Signal. Or Telegram. They all work like that. You'd think they designed it like that because it works well for their paid use case, using it for work. But no, it's really annoying to use in that context to. I can&#
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by morsch 5y ago
You can easily choose not to read his post, people can't easily choose not to breathe the air where they live. Well, some people can, they can get a car and move. People are entitled to freedom under the law, but society is free to ena
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by morsch 5y ago
This is an issue in Germany, as well. People are prosecuted for recording police interactions regularly; sometimes they get away with it, sometimes they don't. As far as I know, there are no laws specific to recording the police, it&#x
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by morsch 5y ago
Heinz Ketchup Cap: may have solved the problem of storing the bottle upside down, but it doesn't solve the problem of 3% of the product remaining in the container and being almost impossible to retrieve. Sriracha Bottle Cap: it's
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by morsch 5y ago
What's that artifact halfway along the twelve o'clock spike, I wonder?
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by morsch 5y ago
I thought about doing this, but it didn't make any sense for me. The countertop units are inefficient in terms of space compared to regular stovetops. This isn't suprising, due to component sharing, the need for a case, etc. As so
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by morsch 5y ago
No, I think they are common and will be common for the foreseeable future even for most new construction, but I can't be bothered to find any references, which are unlikely to be publicly available anyway.
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by morsch 5y ago
There are. Like you said, you just have to know that's a feature you want and look out for it.
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by morsch 5y ago
Those are standalone induction cooktops. It's common to install a cooktop on top of an oven by the same manufacturer. In that category, there are still many devices (from many manufactures, low and high end) with rotating knobs, integ

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