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by prawn 3y ago
I have a Pocket and used it a few times but it's sat idle for a while now. For general casual filming, the workflow on a good phone is better. For anything the phone won't do well enough, use a proper camera. Main remaining use of
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by prawn 3y ago
Crashes for me on iPhone a few steps in. iPhone 14/Safari.
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by prawn 3y ago
And I'd guess that they will have a bias towards whichever brings them more value, usually being the host. Like many others, I used to really like Airbnb and had great experiences, but largely switched to Booking.com and hotels again.
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by prawn 3y ago
My younger brother was a full-time professional athlete (basketball) from his late teens until late thirties, so I saw a lot of his career progression and that of his peers. I think risky territory is to have children that are good enough t
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by prawn 3y ago
I think the iPhone's video stabilisation/quality had a solid jump in the last few iterations and I wouldn't want to revert from that. I mostly upgrade for the camera functionality.
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by prawn 3y ago
"I can see Europa from my house!"
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by prawn 3y ago
Does material tend to settle and accrete at different orbits due to weight/density?
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by prawn 3y ago
Water of Theseus!
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by prawn 3y ago
I have no sense of its general coverage in the zeitgeist, but this month the White House announced Overdose Awareness Week "to focus the nation’s attention on the devastation caused by illicit fentanyl and other drugs" and also an
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by prawn 3y ago
She was effectively researching for a media segment. So attention seeking like a newsreader, or an actor, or a start-up issuing a press release. The agency had indicated that a name would be chosen by the registrar but wouldn't tell he
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by prawn 3y ago
The articles I read about it suggested she had tried that. Agencies indicated that the registrar would provide a name in the event that the chosen one was rejected, but wouldn't tell her what that might be.
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by prawn 3y ago
OK, what about if our supermarkets are actually really tall buildings, and the drones glide down from the distribution platform on the top floor...
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by prawn 3y ago
A journalist here in Australia just named her baby "Methamphetamine Rules" because she assumed it would be rejected and was writing a story trying to find out what the default assigned name was. Only it wasn't rejected and sh
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by prawn 3y ago
I assumed Eastern Europe from the name? Your weariness of potatoes is a bit like mine with pasta - grew up eating it five nights a week and got quite bored of it. My background is Slovenian, and potatoes are common for us also, though not r
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by prawn 3y ago
Yes, I know, which is why I was curious about specific examples from their culture. I wasn't expressing shock that it would be used a lot.
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by prawn 3y ago
There are volunteer efforts in some places to spread the load in starting seedlings. Not sure how effective it would be though in contributing to an effort of that scale where you need commercial scale to make a dent.
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by prawn 3y ago
That was my first thought at "270,000+ employees across 16 brands". They're not handling those people. They're paying multiple tiers below them to deal with those people. They'd be thinking of brands as units, and s
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by prawn 3y ago
I agree. Someone in the leadership tier can generally get by longer without desperately needing to work; their house is often paid off, they get dividends from shares, etc. Down in the blue collar ranks, many of those people are scrounging
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by prawn 3y ago
What sort of things were you making with the potatoes? Just to get a picture of what the family ate, and accompanied it with. Did you and any siblings find it miserable or did you cope well? How did you address disease being introduced when
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by prawn 3y ago
Sometimes I wonder if much of HN couldn't be replaced by automatically seeded and periodic threads about topics that commonly generate discussion. Every month, a bot starts the nuclear discussion. Every three months, it's the home
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by prawn 3y ago
Could you have tried wicking beds? They might discourage the burrowing? I'm also limited in poisoning because the neighbour has a dog. Rats live in our compost bin and are tough to keep out. Possums here in South Australia are protecte
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by prawn 3y ago
I can't see how you'd have a chance. Isn't that 3x6 metres?! Literally everything would have to be perfectly efficient and go right without weather incidents, pests, etc. And I think you'd still need to supplement it, or
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by prawn 3y ago
I think we'll eventually see non-commercial ventures use a mixture of vertical/hydroponics and typical gardening. Pointless using up ground space growing lettuces if you can do it vertically in another part of your garden. But the
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by prawn 3y ago
I have seven raised garden beds in a typical suburban block, plus espaliered fruit trees. If I had to revamp to make a more concerted effort to feed us rather than just a hobby, I would build in a few things from the start. Probably at seri
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by prawn 3y ago
Just a question out of curiosity, but have you seen figures on the spread of beef usage in specific foods? e.g., what percentage is in ground beef and fast food form, what percentage is in whole cuts heading to homes and restaurants, other
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by prawn 3y ago
A winemaker once gave me a sample of his own hot sauce which was great. The next year's batch he gave me, the body of it seems to separate a lot more to the point where it ends up with the sauce settled at the bottom and then brine&#x2
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by prawn 3y ago
I wonder if it's because they're so stimulating with minimal physical effort. So, after playing, you hit the real world where achieving anything useful takes mental or physical energy and the contrast is significant.
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by prawn 3y ago
Wow. That's quite remarkable. 7kW here was under US$4,000 including inverter, panels, installation and accounting for government rebates (some sort of credit system that the energy company handles by buying your credits off you, AFAIK)
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by prawn 3y ago
I imagine all that is pretty standard here also - South Australia isn't exactly without regulation or seemingly high labour costs. I used the same company at the office building and then at home, and each was painless. Approve an easy
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by prawn 3y ago
What makes the install cost high? Where I live in Australia, 44% of houses have rooftop solar and installations seem to be done in a fraction of a day. Seems like a pretty efficient process where they bolt racks to the roofing iron and then

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