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by pengaru 3y ago
> Burning Man organizers say they are making an effort to be > greener. In their 2023 sustainability report, festival > organizers celebrated their recent successes: launching pilot > programs for solar panels, offset
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by pengaru 3y ago
Making some burners behave even worse is a rounding error in the event's overall impact. But visibly and impactfully protesting their waste en-route to their week of tripping balls might actually cause some reflection and long-term cha
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by pengaru 3y ago
This tickles me deeply.
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by pengaru 3y ago
> Heat waves are dangerous. My point is that wet bulb events are not a magical inflection point. If this imaginary graph has an inflection point, I can't think of a better one.
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by pengaru 3y ago
Parking yourself nude under a cold shower will keep you alive, assuming you don't run out of water. There's no need for the bath. The shower will probably work better actually since it's constantly disposed down the drain af
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by pengaru 3y ago
Indeed, there are even substantial youtube results at this point: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tesla+phantom+b...
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by pengaru 3y ago
This company is supposedly sophisticated enough to develop AI technology capable of driving their cars. Surely they can point some of those cameras at the gigapress output with their AI magic rejecting any parts letting light through where
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by pengaru 3y ago
That's an exceptionally poor quality casting, Tesla clearly has a QC problem.
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by pengaru 3y ago
Note this fixes a regression introduced by 6.5, so it's of no relevance to anyone except people running 6.5 RC kernels.
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by pengaru 3y ago
Yes. People are extremely sensitive to temperature changes above 37C/99F for obvious reasons. The higher the ambient vs. core body temp, the more you must sweat and hydrate to not overheat. If it's too humid for sweating to work
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by pengaru 3y ago
I suspect it's just a sloppy comic. Outdoors like that you'll usually encounter large evaporative coolers which are basically a blower combined with water mister. If it's hot and dry, the mist vanishes by the time the air re
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by pengaru 3y ago
If you're not cognizant of what's going on you can cause mold issues by carelessly using swamp coolers without any venting of the humidified air. Some people button their place up thinking they want to keep the hot air out, but th
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by pengaru 3y ago
Dry heat is easy mode, assuming you have plentiful water.
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by pengaru 3y ago
It might make sense through a "where would people really want to live and there's an extreme shortage of housing?" lens though
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by pengaru 3y ago
Raspberry Pi in my experience (4b) is less than ideal for audio playback duties. Pops and clicks from buffer underruns have proven quite difficult to 100% eliminate. I think it's primarily due to some devices being pinned to CPU0. You
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by pengaru 3y ago
It's a release candidate for a reason... slow news day I guess.
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by pengaru 3y ago
Just because it's likely an old and long dormant piece of electronics, nothing to do with linux beyond it having to run the machine for multiple days 24x7. My understanding is they don't come out of deep dusty storage in ready fo
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by pengaru 3y ago
There are a whole lot more human driven vehicles on the streets than autonomous. For how small these autonomous fleets are we shouldn't be hearing about any such events if they were actually superior to human drivers. This tech clearl
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by pengaru 3y ago
It might be more interesting than watching paint dry, just via risk that an old C64 will let the smoke out.
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by pengaru 3y ago
Once enough of a city's inhabitants become adversarial towards robotaxis, the technology is done for . Their only means of long-term success is if the people cooperatively tolerate their existence on the roads. If you need a securi
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by pengaru 3y ago
The numbers are somewhat artificially exaggerated since it sounds like the source leak contains what are effectively multiple platform-specific copies of the same game. That's a pretty common pattern when you're porting to a subst
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by pengaru 3y ago
Great books! Sometimes a Great Notion was also a decent film starring Paul Newman.
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by pengaru 3y ago
I heard baby formula was the up there until they started locking it up.
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by pengaru 3y ago
EBT eligibility varies substantially across the nation. California being on the maximally eligible end of the spectrum AIUI. Even if you have EBT though, not all stores accept it, and you can't put gas in your car using EBT, nor buy n
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by pengaru 3y ago
> For the vast majority of people, if you feel OK, you are OK. I think you might be missing the point entirely here. You can "feel OK" when a whole lot is NOT OK if your daily existence is extremely sedentary and you never even
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by pengaru 3y ago
> these issues were only discovered because my dad is somewhat active and noticed a dramatic decrease in his stamina It can't be overstated how important this aspect of regular physical activity is. The feedback on your body's
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by pengaru 3y ago
The irony here is Explorer-1 flew on a rocket developed largely by post-war German defectors. You'd think a rocket company of all places would know there's clearly precedence of non-citizens contributing to the US development of s
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by pengaru 3y ago
My comment is specifically about drivers . I've used Linux exclusively since the 90s after leaving OS/2 Warp and rarely encountered a driver-related instability issue with any actual supported by mainline hardware. The few which
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by pengaru 3y ago
And yet, the new generation is (mis)using it for collaboration purposes, without realizing everything they're losing in the process.
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by pengaru 3y ago
I worked as a lowly PC technician assembling machines from components for a little shop in a strip mall when Windows 95 was what everyone wanted. The OS was indeed a hot mess, but one thing was abundantly clear after assembling and installi

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