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oniony
3y ago
Great, now I'll have to put up with factories flying around everywhere, littering the sky.
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oniony
3y ago
You can also peel the label of a tin (can) of baked beans in your cupboard to see the the ripples added for rigidity.
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oniony
3y ago
Good job you put /s there as I was just about to eat it.
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oniony
3y ago
Giving me Hans-Georg Rauch vibes. ( http://www.hans-georg-rauch.de/espresso/federzeichnungen.htm... )
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oniony
3y ago
I skipped to Going Bananas, speed read the rest and it was fine.
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oniony
3y ago
To be fair, a lot of the roadside assistance companies can now charge your car.
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oniony
3y ago
If you want a Tesla S or X you are forced to buy a left-hand drive one. You are obviously not forced to make a purchase if you don't want one or decide the compromise is too much (which I imagine nearly everyone would).
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oniony
3y ago
If you drive on the right, then most of your cars should be left-hand drive.
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oniony
3y ago
No, canola refers to specific types of rapeseed oil that were bred to be lower in eurcic acid -- thought to be a health risk in the 1970s. I.e. canola is rapeseed oil but not all rapeseed oil is canola. However all rapeseed oil sold in both
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oniony
3y ago
Also watch out for the arsenic in rice. Some people don't each rice for this reason, but I just eat around it.
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oniony
3y ago
They need more staff than most places because they spend so much of their day on Reddit.
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oniony
3y ago
So you're saying trademarks prevent arson and violence.
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oniony
3y ago
Persil are going to have a field day with this.
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oniony
3y ago
I've a fifteen year account and I've found alternatives for my interests that I'm happy with now. Don't think I'll be on Reddit much from now on. It's a shame as I really enjoyed it while it lasted, especially
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oniony
3y ago
I've been typing Dvorak for nearly twenty years now. I decided to learn when my programming job turned into an offshore team management job, so wanted to make it more interesting. Initially looking down at the Qwerty labelled keyboard
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oniony
3y ago
I thought Deep Mind had solved all of the folding we would ever need. Did some digging and the answer is "apparently not": https://foldingathome.org/2020/12/08/protein-folding-and-rel...
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oniony
3y ago
They're taking the pith: the citron's skin looks about the same thickness as the lemon's.
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oniony
3y ago
Vim is not Vi. It's a project that initially emulated its behaviour and then extended it. So I would say that Vim is from 1991.
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oniony
3y ago
That is a lot of fluffy words to say that Windows has add support for a number of zip archives by way of a integrating the open-source libarchive project. Also: "But had it not been a .sea (self-extracting archive) courtesy of Stuffit,
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oniony
3y ago
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone , a technique used in the print world to achieve a similar range of shades and colour using a small base set.
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oniony
3y ago
No, there's also badmington.
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oniony
3y ago
There are people saying it was the original wiki, but let me spell out what that actually means. Before the C2 WikiWikiWeb, few web sites had experimented with making it possible for its users to alter the site's contents. Granted, the
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oniony
4y ago
This is one of many ways of doing this in Vim: you pick the way depending upon the task and what you prefer. Personally I would have used macros in this situation. Recorded my commands and replayed them across the resultant lines. It's
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oniony
4y ago
House names, rather than numbers, are very common in rural UK.
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oniony
4y ago
Pinch zoom and two finger scrolling worked for me on Mac. Presumably mouse wheel on a mouse, perhaps combined with shift/ctrl/option/command for horizontal zooming. Holding space is often used for panning (thanks Photoshop),
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oniony
4y ago
I never had this one, I started with the Spectrum+ manual in 1984, which was considerably smaller than this one but also a lot more colourful and inviting for an eight-year-old kid. I have very fond memories of typing in and eventually unde
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oniony
4y ago
I wanted to read more about this 'Mond' thing and found this article < https://phys.org/news/2022-07-dark-ditch-favor-theory-gravit... >, which seems to be well written and at my level. And this wikipedia
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oniony
4y ago
I must have used my Acer Aspire One for a decade. Such a great little laptop. In fact the only reason I upgraded (to a reconditioned IBM ThinkPad) was because it was 32 bit.
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oniony
4y ago
Maybe they can edit out the HTML from the PC in the latest series.
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oniony
4y ago
Yeah, I went in expecting tulip bubbles and housing bubbles and got pictures of cherubs.
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