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by morsch 2y ago
I used a commercial dishwasher in an Airbnb that had the fittings for a catering operation. It had an initial heat up time of like twenty minutes, after that each cycle of dishes took like... two minutes? Maybe five. But it was much worse a
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by morsch 2y ago
Is 10W idle the lowest one can reasonably get a small home server? As a comparison, that's about as much as my fridge draws on average. Also, a mechanism to maximize the time spent at idle would be useful. Basically all the optimisatio
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by morsch 2y ago
I think that would be pretty bad UI for people who actually use more than one profile, as a) it'd be very easy to use accidentally use the wrong profile and b) it's not super easy to switch the profile when your within one (and ma
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by morsch 2y ago
Thanks, apparently utilities is disabled because I disabled something called Apps Activity because the data sharing involved seemed both bonkers and vague. Sharing chat transcripts I'd hate but deal with, but they're also getting
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by morsch 2y ago
Gemini never sets alarms for me and always points me to the app. Trying to call people is a crap shoot. Presumably there are settings for this somewhere, but there are like fifty sharing settings in four different places and it's impos
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by morsch 2y ago
Water vapor in the atmosphere is complicated. At some altitudes, it causes atmospheric warming, at others, it increases albedo -- reflectivity -- and thus is cooling. Of course wrt to anthropogenic climate change the focus is usually on CO2
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by morsch 2y ago
I was thinking within a country. But sure, that would make more sense than only alphabetical sorting for the global listings as well. Hadn't even noticed those. If you wanted -- and you had the data, which you probably don't -- yo
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by morsch 2y ago
An option to sort stations by (some reasonable measure of) popularity instead of alphabetically would be nice.
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by morsch 2y ago
I like that one a lot, too. But it's not the kind of music a lot of people like. You'll get mostly blank or concerned looks if you make everyone listen to it.
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by morsch 2y ago
I've got a shelf full of physical cookbooks -- The New Best Recipe, The Food Lab, an Ottolenghi book, On Food and Cooking, etc. I like them, I've read through all of them, I sometimes use them for inspiration. It's rare that
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by morsch 2y ago
I'm rather fond of The Black Dog's Music for Real Airports, myself. https://ra.co/reviews/7404
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by morsch 2y ago
Hindenburg
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by morsch 2y ago
Apparently, Kenneth John Freeman, 1907. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/05/01/misbehave/ Careful about bogus “ancient” quotations on this topic, though. , the article warns.
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by morsch 2y ago
That's a really good source (albeit from 2017), but while it does support your argument that sales by other companies dwarf those by Coca-Cola, the latter is still firmly in first place, with 3.3 billion liters sold -- as much as the c
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by morsch 2y ago
Where are you getting those numbers from?
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by morsch 2y ago
Coca-Cola completely dominates retail in Germany. The most recent numbers I could find[1] are from 2018, but I have no reason to believe the situation, you know, flipped on its head -- the top 3 lemonades were Coke, Coke Zero and Coke light
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by morsch 2y ago
That seems reasonable and pretty close to GDPR.
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by morsch 2y ago
High particulate emissions directly cause deaths.
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by morsch 2y ago
They got smaller until the Pixel 8 and have gotten bigger since. Fortunately the Pixel 8 is supported until 2030; supposedly anyway. https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?&idPhone1=11903&idPhon...
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by morsch 2y ago
Oh god we're going to get a new hellscape of drone noise which we won't be able to get rid of on account of the personal freedom granted by having second rate food delivered five minutes faster.
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by morsch 2y ago
I'm using both every day. Firefox has better adblocking and better integration of tree style tabs. Both provided via extensions. I also prefer Firefox Sync to whatever Google has, though given Mozilla's trajectory it'll be a
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by morsch 2y ago
Not the OP, but I never know where a specific application will show up. Sometimes Chrome is on the left and my IDE is on the top right, sometimes it's the opposite. If it relates to the window location, I can't tell. Always mostly
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by morsch 2y ago
Egg consumption was considered to lead to high cholesterol levels and thus linked to cardiovascular disease. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4632449/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive
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by morsch 2y ago
McNuggets are 45% meat (specifically: Chicken Breast Meat) -- at least they are in the UK, where they have to give out this information. Presumably the US recipe is at least similar. https://www.mcdonalds.com/gb/en-gb&#
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by morsch 2y ago
Seems that way. A review from ten months ago mentions the restaurant. https://maps.app.goo.gl/qa5KY49pHBRqLLTa9
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by morsch 2y ago
I like my Fossil watch. Similar to Withings, less health features, marginally smarter. Analog watchface in front of an eink display, 3-4 weeks battery life. Of course they got discontinued as well.
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by morsch 2y ago
The default editor in Ubuntu, presumably just the default gnome text editor, is the same. I struggled to get rid of a scratchpad of notes once. Really weird and unexpected and I'm sure it gets people in trouble occasionally.
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by morsch 2y ago
Seems like it should be possible, the steam deck draws less than 45W and it can run with a disconnected battery: https://youtu.be/L5ma_d9cGpo
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by morsch 2y ago
Doesn't that just shift the increased maintenance burden to your body?
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by morsch 2y ago
Yeah, I'm not holding my breath.

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