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by nntwozz 1y ago
Eating unhealthy and living a sedentary lifestyle is bad even if it doesn't show up as fat through the use of Ozempic. MeatCanyon has a nice video on it: https://youtu.be/kh2rmGWJSiM?feature=shared "I'm final
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old comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41150483 Where I live (250 apartment complex in Sweden) people throw old computers in the electronics trash room, I scavenge the room every day multiple times when I take my
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Glad to see Primal mentioned in the comments, still waiting for season 3! https://www.joblo.com/genndy-tartakovsky-primal-season-3/
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I live off-grid in the deep woods of Sweden with no neighbors; I heat my 125 year old timber house with firewood. For two decades I lived in a fancy flat with all the amenities in a large city. Now I do it in two 100L plastic barrels in my
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Windows 95 has entered the chat.
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The answer is yes. Large CD-collection, large DVD/BD collection. I go to the cinema etc. Problem is a lot of media is missing in the mainstream, much of the less popular stuff is kept alive on the private trackers. My philosophy nowada
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Downloading is life. Sailing the high seas since Napster. I give thanks to: BitTorrent - Private trackers - Subsonic API - Navidrome - invidious - yt-dlp - Infuse - mpv
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by nntwozz 1y ago
This is correct, same theory as the long tail for music bands. It was more of a monoculture. https://youtu.be/WPmJoucUXNY
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by nntwozz 1y ago
I changed my lifestyle from mainly indoor hobbies (series/movies/games/music) to mainly outdoor activities. I bought a dog, I started riding mountainbikes again (as I did when I was a kid) and I got into bushcraft. Now I live
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by nntwozz 1y ago
I channeled most of my energy into playing MMOs in the early 2000s, I have some wonderful memories but it fried my dopamine reward system and it took me more than a decade to wean myself off of the bad habit. Not having something real and t
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by nntwozz 1y ago
“The devil finds work for idle hands.” — English proverb
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by nntwozz 1y ago
So we can look forward to radiocarbon spikes in the weather forecast. "New SOCOL:14C-Ex model reveals that the Late-Glacial radiocarbon spike in 12350 BC was caused by the record-strong extreme solar storm".
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Nice, requesting boron steel be added.
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What if there is a flood and the electronics get corroded? The abacus can take it, and if it breaks it can be rebuilt with simple tools.
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That's nice, but it won't replace the trusty abacus. That's what you need for a real apocalypse.
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by nntwozz 1y ago
I think David Lynch nailed it in Lost Highway: - Ed: Do you own a video camera? Renee Madison: No. Fred hates them. Fred Madison: I like to remember things my own way. Ed: What do you mean by that? Fred Madison: How I remembered them. Not
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by nntwozz 1y ago
What about smartwatches? The Apple Watch is very capable, I wonder if this will become a loophole.
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Yeah TNG is my go-to for optimistic sci-fi. Voyager a close second; Deep Space 9 is a bit more muddled. Modern Trek is a let-down, although Lower Decks has been awesome with lots of member berries sprinkled throughout for the TNG-era enjoye
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Where did that seemingly arbitrary 70 number come from? I don't get the reasoning behind it, why not make it 10 for example?
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> The participation rate has always been low in rich western countries. The general election in 2022 had 84,2% of eligible voters in Sweden.
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Sad! Thankfully there are adapters that let you combine different brands, not ideal but hopefully this will be regulated in the future.
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by nntwozz 1y ago
Did they try other alternatives, like reflective tape? Wrap it around like handlebar tape. Make it degradable or else the woods will fill up with junk. Let's brainstorm some more, design a special hunter-seeker robot powered by AI that
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by nntwozz 2y ago
You know those airplanes with a banner at the beach? I can imagine a constellation of satellites writing ads (live) in space using mirrors and other nifty tech. Unless regulation stops it.
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by nntwozz 2y ago
This makes me think of The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), I remember a scientist working there in an interview right after the first discovery telling the reporter how back in the day he was dissuaded by his tea
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by nntwozz 2y ago
I'm Your Huckleberry. https://youtu.be/yXCvvi-mx08 and part 2: https://youtu.be/lfgQWvhu8s4 Splendid performance!
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by nntwozz 2y ago
Yeah he did the same in Public Enemies, lots of early 1930s bang bangs.
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by nntwozz 2y ago
Just an anecdote, my father when he was younger used to be a great driver. He would drive all around Europe on our vacations, in capital cities (e.g. Paris) with nothing but a tourist map (mother holding the map) and his eyes and ears. Plac
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by nntwozz 2y ago
finance.yahoo.com is still good for live stock tracking but it's also slowly suffering from enshittification
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by nntwozz 2y ago
I love the Homeworld games (especially the Cataclysm expansion), but I think EVE online has far superior backgrounds. https://evetravel.wordpress.com/visible-nebulae-in-new-eden/ Cloud ring is my favorite.
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by nntwozz 2y ago
Oil wars. We are killing for guzzoline. The world is running out of water. Now there's the water wars. Once, I was a cop. A road warrior searching for a righteous cause. My name is Max. My world is fire and blood.

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