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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
You can still buy a new subcompact car (like a Renault Clio or Skoda Fabia) in Europe for under 20k EUR. The more interesting question is why these cars disappeared in the US. And while many of the factors discussed here are true for both E
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
Almost all cars have turbos since that's about the only way to get similar performance out a sub-1L three-cylinder engine that you could get from a cheap, naturally aspirated 1.6L iron block back in the 90's. Emission and safety s
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
You can buy a lab centrifuge (such as Optima MAX from Coulter) that does 150 000 RPM, (or as a more useful measure, about a million g). These are often used for virus purification. But isotope separation is usually done on UF6, which is a g
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
sudo was officially depreciated in 3.15 and moved to community in the next release https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/tsc/-/issues/1
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
OpenDoas is used by default by Alpine linux for example.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
At least cockatoos drinking from water fountains is still on the front page.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
I bought a Kobo Glo HD for €129 in 2016. This would be €168 today. A comparable entry-level model (Kobo Clara BW) today is €149 - 12% cheaper. It's also now waterproof and does bluetooth audio. It's a niche product that doesn&#x27
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
Mine is 1.05mg... 40mg seems excessive, even accounting for bioavailability.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
What if Rakuten reimplemented their own version of Pocket and offered it as a Firefox add-on? A man can dream.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
Just to add that you can also self-host it, and it supports Kobo as well. I once stumbled upon but didn't investigate further since Pocket just worked so well. I guess now I will have to.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
But it's not the colloquial meaning, HDR is fairly well defined by e.g. ITU-R BT.2100, which addresses colorimetry, luminance and the corresponding transfer functions.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
Shimano Nexus is from 1995. What did you ride twenty years later, in 2015? I call BS on the friction argument.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
Pretty much, plus their little configuration utility for loading dtb overlays among other things.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 1y ago
>PCIe slots are becoming an endangered species on modern motherboards Except... not at all? Just about any ATX-sized motherboard is going to have a full-sized X4 slot and a small X1 slot _in addition_ to the X16 one. And with decent audi
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
You can get LEDs which mimic the spectrum of natural light more closely, but these are usually specialty products (often specifically branded as sun-like). Here's one example https://www.greesled.com/wp-content/upl
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Perhaps corporations should be organized like terrorist cells then.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
I'm not sure why the 'pro micro' format is so popular. If you are already designing a PCB, why not plop an Atmega32u2 on it directly (assuming you dont need wireless)? You only need a crystal, two resistors, four caps and a u
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
So they can change the menu online without having to re-print it.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
It crashes with per-tab thread isolation? When was the last time you tried it? I don't believe I've had a single crash in the past five years and it's my daily driver.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Yes, but the original SteamOS was built on Debian 8 and ultimately failed to gain market share. Its website is still up https://store.steampowered.com/steamos/buildyourown
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Ah yes, I remember when BTC was going to supplant Visa/Mastercard... 12 years ago.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
FT232H breakout board is a couple of bucks.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
$48 today, adjusted for inflation.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
https://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_6.12
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
The exhibit in question opened in 2000, so the article is likely from 1999. https://www.si.edu/exhibitions/fast-attacks-and-boomers-subm...
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Patches are also often delayed on GOG compared to Steam (usually by a couple days, but in extreme cases even weeks). Achievements and changelogs are sometimes neglected as well.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
This is true, I sometimes refer to my Grados headphones as "my first hearing aid"
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
This all reads like bad business communication. Were any contracts actually signed? It's all just "he said, she said".
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Meanwhile StarLabs regularly cranks out coreboot firmware for their different products with like three in-house developers. Guess you just need to put your mind to it. https://github.com/StarLabsLtd/firmware
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
There will be two events than may sway the skeptics. The first one will be an extended heat wave exceeding heat index temperatures of 55C (35C at 80% humidity) resulting in massive casualties, probably somewhere in a humid climate with an o

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