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by ruined 2y ago
it makes sense to me that the chemistry of taste would be very sensitive to temperature. but often, heated water has more substances in solution
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by ruined 2y ago
all the crows can tell i'm crazy, but i've never met an insane crow.
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by ruined 2y ago
>Musical instruments have nothing on the deep history of consumer electronics. no, man. have you never experienced music in a personal way? not a recording, not a concert, but as a living cultural joy shared and created together among st
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by ruined 2y ago
and the akai timbre wolf, which comes with real simulated wood grain sides
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by ruined 2y ago
just glancing over this doc, it seems like a lot of these are problems currently ignored by existing frameworks and solved by bundlers, and the remainder of them were problems that each framework addressed independently after years of d
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by ruined 2y ago
oh THIS is why image byte order and dimensions are so confusing every time i fuck with opencv and pygame well, half of why. for some reason i keep doing everything directly on /dev/fb0
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by ruined 2y ago
wool fiber is used because its protein nanostructure is impermeable to water. it is an effective insulator even when the fabric is wet. plant fibers can't replicate this. polymer fibers can replicate this because they are solid extrusi
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by ruined 2y ago
livestock are not killed to collect wool. hardline vegans may not accept it, but it's certainly not comparable to leather or fur.
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by ruined 2y ago
if we're recalling the same study, that's specifically for roadside streams, which makes sense. cars and tires are terrible but they're not everywhere
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by ruined 2y ago
no. they were under legal obligation to retain that evidence, and were lying in court and claiming that they were retaining that evidence. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.223... >All this ti
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by ruined 3y ago
only if you don't have everything you need already
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by ruined 3y ago
give it a week, there will be a workaround. unless they auth every user they can't stop it.
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by ruined 3y ago
this is technically possible at the phone level, but all the business infrastructure enforces ten digit validation.
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by ruined 3y ago
when all you have is a plan everything looks like problem you know how to solve
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by ruined 3y ago
of course. it's not like there's anything they could possibly save it for
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by ruined 3y ago
well, everything in a typical linux desktop environment runs inside a window manager, including the panel. some of them are integrated to an extent, but you're essentially describing the status quo. and microsoft does all kinds of weir
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by ruined 3y ago
sure. i posted the archive link because i simply want fewer people to visit reddit :)
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by ruined 3y ago
this is a mastodon post summarizing a reddit thread archived original reddit thread https://archive.is/bQMmn
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by ruined 3y ago
well, most users generally have a small set of operations they want readily accessible with a pointing device at all times, or status information they want to be available at a glance, without obscuring or interfering with window layout. a
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by ruined 3y ago
rikers island, nyc
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by ruined 3y ago
why do you say it's abolished there? it's my understanding that those areas are acutely suffering under the existing system.
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by ruined 3y ago
it's simple. if i were playing the game, i would make moves that lead to victory, and i wouldn't make moves that lead to defeat. that way, i would always win. making mistakes seems really stupid and i'm not sure why anyone wo
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by ruined 3y ago
this happens every few weeks. wait for the update, or contribute
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by ruined 3y ago
copilot has been useful to me for the boring parts of writing tests, but it needs a lot of review. other than that, dogshit
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by ruined 3y ago
i am pretty sure most people use third-party mastodon clients, if you're talking about apps. they didn't even have a first-party client until recently.
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by ruined 3y ago
depends on the vpn endpoint. i suspect they're mainly getting hit by ratelimits. switch to a less popular endpoint
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by ruined 3y ago
and then, crispr cat ears
328.
by ruined 3y ago
not sure i understand the utility of this when format strings and string template types already exist. you can also use typescript-eslint/restrict-template-expressions if you find yourself running into problems with that https:&#x2F
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by ruined 3y ago
yes safari is preinstalled but on an iphone you aren't allowed to install another browser (in this jurisdiction) so there's technically no precedent yet
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by ruined 3y ago
they already have that, it's called dominoes. there's still a market for tattooed freaks with culinary opinions throwing dough and poking a fire with a stick

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