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by odiroot 4y ago
I don't really see a point. Bank transfers are free and near-instant now. What are we to gain from it?
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by odiroot 4y ago
Apparently Google has fired all the massage therapists. The working conditions are getting abysmal!
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by odiroot 4y ago
That station is quite filthy, the glazing is the least of your problems.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Gulf war, Rwandan civil war, Yugoslav wars, Chechen wars? Probably much more I'm missing.
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by odiroot 4y ago
What I loved the most about IRC is no one cared about your age too! I was very passionate about tech since early primary school. But I couldn't really share this passion with anyone, being a little kid. Once I got dialup (in middle-sch
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by odiroot 4y ago
It would be half bad if it wasn't for "synthfluencers" who peddle TE's stuff. The company would probably have been long gone under.
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by odiroot 4y ago
That won't work with the controllers inside the train.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Which is weird because the minimal fare is £2.20 now.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Having lived in Germany, and now in the UK, this name gives me shivers. Nothing is scarier than getting an email from Hermes: we got your package!
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by odiroot 4y ago
Possibly because major labels have invested too much into it, to just let it go.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Perfect recipe for growing mold :)
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by odiroot 4y ago
No, it's the opposite. Things placed randomly and visibly just add to the mental overhead. They easily distract.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I may be wrong about this but I think ESPHome uses it for flashing updates to to ESP8266/ESP32 devices. It always worked for me better than the OTA optioh.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I sometimes did the opposite, when living in Germany. I'm not gonna bother hunting for ATM (and usually pay commission with that) just to have a privilege of spending money at your business.
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by odiroot 4y ago
> some prescriptions about the one good tool to use for 99.9% of use cases And we've always had such tool, the humble "pip". Now it even works great with pyproject.toml. Plus built-in "virtulalenv" if you need is
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by odiroot 4y ago
And also had probably best web UI for listening to music. RIP
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by odiroot 4y ago
The obvious answer would be cracking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cracking_(chemistry)
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by odiroot 4y ago
I believe the quotas were agreed with partner parties during the coalition negotiations. Maybe they're even set in stone in the coalition contract.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Poetry still doesn't seem to support PEP621, instead requiring its custom, vendor-specific shape of pyproject.toml.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I have T14 (AMD version) with Arch on it. I use Wayland because it's the only way to get HiDPI and fractional scaling to work well. Pretty much the only problem I have with it, is lack of good screen-recording software. OBS is a bit of
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by odiroot 4y ago
The stock is up 15% pre-market. Maybe if they cut 90% staff, they'd go back to IPO levels.
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by odiroot 4y ago
> Also, the modern focus on meditation is, well, modern—a result of Buddhism finding purchase in the psychology-loving West as a sort of innovative lifestyle choice. Most lay Buddhists of history did not engage in meditation. This is the
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by odiroot 4y ago
Here in England, it seems, after coronavirus many shops on high street closed and were replaced by bank branches. But there's a tight competition with gambling parlours and Poundlands.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I just manually alternate bedroom/living room throughout the day. Yes, it's a lot of walking (1up1down) but still better than spending ~£50 on each radiator.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I guess you can call it an issue but it stops being "smart". As in, no special "AI" to decide when to heat etc. You have to program it yourself. Or hook it up to HA and send the on/off commands as you wish. As for H
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by odiroot 4y ago
I use a Hive thermostat. It's much cheaper than Nest and it doesn't talk to the cloud at all, if you buy the hub-less version. It communicates over Zigbee and works great with Home Assistant over Zigbee2MQTT. My version supports
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by odiroot 4y ago
Hey, why have a health care at all?
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by odiroot 4y ago
I strongly dislike (and am terrible at) linear algebra and probability theory. Calculus seems fun though. And we all probably use Boolean algebra daily at our jobs, if unintentionally.
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by odiroot 4y ago
From a quick scan of the source, it should support Wayland. But the binary from the releases doesn't seem to. I presume it was compiled with only Xorg support.
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by odiroot 4y ago
This sounds like you're reading a lot of Tom Clancy. Maybe too much. Or as other commenter said, sympathising with everything that's against the "bad Amis".

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