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11mo ago
With pods you can’t add some detergent to the prewash while adding the rest to the main wash cycle. That’s the thing that makes one of the biggest differences.
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Because the pods are so much more expensive, it means they make more money on them. There’s a very real incentive for the companies to intentionally reduce the performance of the powders just so they can sell more pods (as people notice the
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11mo ago
This is his (at least) third video on this. Your questions are answered in the earlier ones.
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Wild-caught salmon is pink because of the krill they eat, so in a way it’s also a dye. Farmed salmon definitely has coloring added to get this effect, but otherwise the flesh itself isn’t naturally pink.
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11mo ago
The only option is the owner of the vehicle, who would hopefully have insurance like any other vehicle owner.
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11mo ago
For most jobs in any field, having a degree is more important than what the degree is in. University is not a jobs training program, it’s a way to build a foundation. Understanding how systems work together can be applied in many areas of b
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1y ago
Google Maps also has ads. And there are other maps apps available for IOS.
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1y ago
I’m not an expert, and it would depend on the system you have anyway, but AFAIK the main differentiator between a cooling air conditioner and a heat pump is a “reversing valve”. You may simply need to change the mode to reverse it, then you
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1y ago
Right, because Amazon and Microsoft never go down… Look, you had some good points, even if arguable, but the whole downtime bogeyman is just pure cloud provider marketing to drum up FUD. You might be surprised to know that many cloud provid
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1y ago
Heat pumps are just air conditioners in reverse. They use the same amount of electricity whether heating or cooling. While many people have air conditioners, and grids seem to be able to handle them in the summer, an assertion that the gri
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1y ago
An important point is that caffeine is a drug, and like any drug should be used for a desired purpose. If you’re going to need that extra focus, then use it. Other days you might not. Make a conscious choice about it.
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1y ago
Why do friends need to be made through all-nighters? Could you have made the same friends by organizing study groups during regular hours, and then doing something else fun with those people in the evenings?
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1y ago
I find that regular libvirt/qemu with virt-manager or cockpit front-end on RHEL/Alma/Rocky is perfectly fine for plenty of situations.
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1y ago
Maybe tab groups would work for you? Windows/tabs are usually (always) named from the <title> html on the web site, and I’m surprised Chrome lets you change that in any persistent way. Firefox tab groups lets you manage things yo
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1y ago
The only companies directly dealing with that type of stuff are the ones already at such a scale where they need to actually build their own data centers. Everyone else is just renting space somewhere that already takes care of those things
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1y ago
Very often (probably the vast majority) the people writing the YAML aren’t the ones choosing which parser is being used by the software consuming it.
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1y ago
Yes, generally. The mistake most people make with a boiling pot of water is they start the heat on high, and when the water gets to a boil they keep it on high. You really need to turn it down to medium or lower to just maintain the boil. I
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> * do not put oil in your cooking water, it will NOT help it not stick. Using oil has never been about preventing it from sticking, despite so many people repeating this myth. Anyone can plainly see that the oil floats on top of the wat
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1y ago
And that’s exactly why high security applications don’t use cloud like this; because that can never be guaranteed by some policy compliance certificate. That’s the only thing stopping them from pulling drives, etc.
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If Apple is leasing physical servers from Amazon, without Amazon further involved in running them (other than dealing with hardware issues), then this argument holds water. Otherwise it doesn’t, even if they’re using Amazon VMs or some high
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1y ago
Another option are HDMI/USB capture dongles and VLC. They’re cheap and take up no space when not in use.
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1y ago
Which most people are going to immediately cover with an insulating layer of plastic or silicone. At least the heat will be spread out from one spot (and into the battery?). All phone makers are doing what they can within the design constra
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1y ago
Literally in the subheading: > Apple joins Samsung and Google in managing heat
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I’m not sure what your point is: because one type of litter is reduced, it doesn’t matter because people still litter in other ways? In every place where plastic bags are banned, there’s a dramatic and obvious reduction in the amount of the
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1y ago
The keyboard key is usually a hyphen, not an en-dash. But I agree that because LLMs are trained on public documents, and most of those are written in Microsoft Word which has auto-format enabled by default, that is probably the source of so
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1y ago
They are reusable, which many people take advantage of. And it has dramatically reduced the number of tumbleweed bags clogging up nature.
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For many people (especially on this site), figuring out how to bypass the blocks is what led to an interest and understanding of technology. At some point you realize that it’s more fun to figure out these puzzles than it is to play silly g
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One aspect of trying something new is also separating the thing itself from the culture who form around it. Sometimes the people around it are not to you’re liking, and it’s easy for that feeling to spill over into your perception, and you
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A lot of tonic water brands have been adding more sugar, which might also explain changing preferences.
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You don’t need to run a sterilization cycle unless someone in your household has special medical needs like a compromised immune system or you’re cleaning baby bottles.
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