renw0rp

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by renw0rp 5y ago
I would argue that most of young people don't understand it either
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by renw0rp 5y ago
I think it's worth highlighting that while Lombok is a dependency it is only a compile time dependency (it's not part of the output JAR).
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by renw0rp 5y ago
To be fair, Europe looks a bit disappointing. After years (decades?) of talking about global warming there is still so much electricity coming from coal.
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by renw0rp 5y ago
W:ET is the game I've played the most in my life! Such a good FPS!
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by renw0rp 5y ago
the whole point is that they only need to shut off the stations which are at risk of flooding PS. I think only the stations build as the first phase of the first line (planned in the '70s-'80s and finished mid '90s) have this
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by renw0rp 5y ago
I've read your book a couple of years ago. When I saw your name on hacker news I thought it sounded familiar!
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by renw0rp 5y ago
What about prefabricated houses in post-communist countries? You definitely can't accuse them of using highest quality materials nor spending loads of money on maintenance, but I haven't heard about major failures and there are pr
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by renw0rp 5y ago
a bit historical story: In 1993 Siemens bought Polish early computer manufacturer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elwro it seems just to close it down
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by renw0rp 5y ago
The countries you mentioned are as prepared for war as was France in 1939/1940
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by renw0rp 5y ago
MacOS full screen mode has been at least as quirky as i3 for me, but without all the benefits of i3.
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Reminds me of patriot missiles: > The Patriot missile battery at Dhahran had been in operation for 100 hours, by which time the system's internal clock had drifted by one-third of a second. Due to the missile's speed this was e
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Worth including authors response to that comment (which completely ignores the suggestion) "Peter Bengtsson 02 October 2019 Yes, it is apples and oranges but they are both things you can use for a juicy and healthy snack. You don'
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by renw0rp 6y ago
Are there any negative implications of using baking soda in you arm pits instead of a deodorant? I think it has exactly same effect pH wise as you have described about soap. It seems to be quite effective and more natural way of neutralisin
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I had a driver once in Poland who told me she was avoiding Asian riders because they didn't give 5* scores, while other customers did, and it was affecting her rating. For some reason in western countries it's assumed no problems
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by renw0rp 6y ago
TLDR: A good pcie 3.0 drive is often better than most of pcie 4.0 drives. Hynix P31 seems to be good choice overall if you are looking for an NVMe drive (speed, energy efficiency, 5 yr warranty)
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by renw0rp 6y ago
is there BOM available? at least for the of the shelf electronic parts
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I actually had some fasting glucose tests done recently (different labs) 20.10.2020: 92 mg/dl 23.10.2020: 91.5 mg/dl Both labs give around 70-100 as a normal range. Would you suggest something more? I had glucose tolerance test d
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by renw0rp 6y ago
feeling weaker grip and sensations leading sometimes to clumsiness. I would describe it as slight numbness (in the sense of weaker sensations and a weird, kind of tingly feeling in the fingers). It was becoming a proper numbness when using
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I started having problems with my elbow and two (when looking at my palm) innermost fingers (pinky and ring fingers). At the beginning I thought it's tennis elbow, but then started having problems with my neck as well and getting dizzy
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by renw0rp 6y ago
Typo: resources
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by renw0rp 6y ago
Teamspeak (or ventrilo) used to be the way to go when I was into online multiplayer games (~10 years ago). Not in browser, but low latency and extremely low resource requirements (definitely less than one browser tab; we have tried Skype ba
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I'm curious, how is the quality of such a setup vs dedicated scanner?
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by renw0rp 6y ago
When I moved to the UK and I was looking for a property to rent I was surprised to read advertisements bragging about "double glazing". I don't really remember seeing single glazing in my home country (even pre-second-word-wa
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by renw0rp 6y ago
There is time for private feedback (before publication) and time for public feedback/discussion (after)
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I've never enjoyed running and never practised it on a regular basis. I have chondromalacia which started (or rather had been diagnosed) in my early twenties. It doesn't prove anything of course, but probably some people are incl
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by renw0rp 6y ago
Annoying title for the article. The point is that tesla cars are easy to break into, not that you need a raspberry pi to do so. But having a "raspberry pi" in the title gives you probably more views :|
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by renw0rp 6y ago
The "borrowing" is not without some side effects which might be hard or impossible to revert in the future. It's like driving accelerating train without the breaks and hoping that someone builds tracks fast enough that we won
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by renw0rp 6y ago
Good that you have your scapegoat. Looks like he has invented greediness
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by renw0rp 6y ago
what market are you talking about? hobby projects market? that's for sure, but that's not where the big money is.
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by renw0rp 6y ago
I've seen 16GB laptop sticks for 40 quid on Amazon today (OOS now though); I've had 32GB in my 14" EliteBook for a long time now, but paid much more for it. It's probably enough for my needs for some time.

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