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ofrzeta
3mo ago
How will the seller know you opted out for that particular reason?
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
Maybe it narrows down if you need to bring the right mindset.
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Tipp-Kick
(boardgamegeek.com)
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3mo ago
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Confidential Containers
(confidentialcontainers.org)
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3mo ago
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Bcachefs exits experimental status in new 'performance release'
(theregister.com)
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3mo ago
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
It would be better to say this upfront. I am not blaming you in any way but this would prevent responses such as the parent's (hopefully).
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Inside FIFA's World Cup Technology [video]
(youtube.com)
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3mo ago
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
I am all for free climbing. But I don't really like this perspective from a high horse. So it's fine for comparatively rich people to fly there by plane to free climb Cerro Torre?
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
Sure there's this principle but this just moves the need for justification. Humans leave their traces everywhere so why this principle for mountains? There are many traces that should be removed such as hydroelectric power stations, ri
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
What kind of ethics is it to decide that these walls must be free climbed? If you want to do that, fine, go ahead and ignore the bolts.
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ofrzeta
3mo ago
Your link is cut off or something. EDIT: the dot at the end is being cut off by the forum software it seems
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
For some definition of layman, I guess.
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Let's Do Postfix Again
(brokkr.net)
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4mo ago
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Fable is a compiler that brings F# into the JavaScript ecosystem
(fable.io)
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
I will provide one example where organic food is healthier: nitrate levels in organic spinach are lower. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25850811/ Apart from that I buy organic because it's also better for the env
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TrueNAS Is Now Red Hat OpenShift Certified
(truenas.com)
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4mo ago
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Using "LEN'TH" to abbreviate "LENGTH" is really hilarious (or I am fundamentally misunderstanding something). Why did they not adjust the tracking as in "PLUS" vs. "MINUS"? Maybe they already rea
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
For spices and tea it really makes sense to buy organic (not that there are no fraudsters but still).
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Not sure what to make of this. There is also IPCEI-CIS https://www.8ra.com/ipcei-cis/ but I can't see that in that strategy. Or it is buried somewhere deep. There's going to be a Open Source Policy and Ecosys
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Doesn't really sound like a trombone?
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Formerly called Aspire.NET? Now TypeScript apphost is officially GA. Also better Go and Kubernetes support. Includes an OTEL dashboard.
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Aspire 13.4 Is Here
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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4mo ago
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Stupid question but does the Gleam website run on Gleam?
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
I think it would be fair to say he is the living embodidment of cinema and end the sentence.
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Computer Chronicles – Concurrent CP/M [video]
(youtube.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
So this only works if you have walls opposite of this corner?
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
I thought about this story by Michael Ende "Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver" where's a character named 'Mr. Tur Tur, a "Scheinriese" ("apparent giant", as he appears smaller the closer he gets)&
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ofrzeta
4mo ago
Yeah, let's go back to the ZX80 (or 81) because we can all afford 1kb RAM (some of use might even get the 16kb extension).
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IronCore Project – Cloud Native Infrastructure Management
(ironcore.dev)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
I am really torn about this. Sure Microsoft is doing a lot of open source today (.NET core, VS Code and a bit of historic curiosities such as this one) but the "open letter to the hobbyists" still stands :) Release the Windows sou
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