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rypskar
8y ago
Steel, even stainless steel, can rust. So they don't have to last longer, it also depends on the quality
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8y ago
Also wonder how Biodegradable Cutlery in bulk is more eco-friendly than stainless steel lasting generations. Maybe it should be an alternative to plastic one-time use. Don't get me wrong, I love this idea and hope it helps more be awar
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rypskar
8y ago
What is wrong with starting at 8? I start closer to 7 so I can go home a bit after 15. Some of us use flexible work schedule to get longer afternoons. You need to look at more than when it is normal to start working in the morning, like tot
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rypskar
8y ago
Volcanoes are part of the natural CO2 cycle, which is in balance. So adding volcanoes would be like adding the CO2 animals, including humans, exhale. The problem is that we are adding more CO2 to the cycle, disturbing the balance. Since it
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rypskar
8y ago
Maybe different settings for different regions, probably connected to GDPR. Directly translated the 3 info boxes I get say: Ads based on data from partners, ads based on your activity on Facebook Companies products (seems to be the one you
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rypskar
8y ago
Isn't that what the setting "adds based on data from partners" are for? (guessing what it will be named in English) I have set it to not allow and have never seen an add from any of the 8 companies who have uploaded my contac
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8y ago
If you are in reasonable shape recovering after a 30 minute workout will not take much more than the time it take for a quick shower. After that time you will have much more energy compared to what you did have before starting to get in sha
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8y ago
>Supporting your election campaign isn't bribery. How is that not bribery? It is directly: do this for me and I will give money to you (or something you care about)
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8y ago
The font was a big part of the reason. Maybe having a font where the spacing between some letters looks like a space between words say a bit about how the UX is prioritized. The money difference between LO and MS Office isn't much when
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8y ago
I am fascinated of how important font is for some, I tend to stick with the default font and not think about it. The only time I have really noticed a font is libre font (or what its name was) after installing LibreOffice, I did uninstall L
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8y ago
>The problem is that those posts never come straight out and say that they are about an addiction. Good to see I'm not the only one thinking that. I have started to see posts with "here is how I quit Facebook and why you should
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8y ago
>have you ever backed up with one Yes, every time I park it. It is much easier to learn how to back with a trailer than to learn how to drive
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8y ago
>the bed is walled and outside the cabin That is the times where a trailer come in handy. Driving a big pickup every day because you need the bed once a month is only a fashion statement telling the world "I don't care about th
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8y ago
Exactly, context matter. Most cases when some is writing for or against unit testing they miss the part about finding what they define as an unit. If the class need other classes to work, the whole set can be seen as one unit. Who didn'
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I would say that for most CRUD applications it is much easier to have the tests run against an sqlite database instead of mocking it, so would let unit tests update the database and write tests to check if the data in the database match wha
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8y ago
What is an unit? Is it the wheel or the car? When you start to see that the car is the unit the difference between an unit test and an integration test gets blurry.
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rypskar
8y ago
That depend on where you are. This started about how it is in Europe, where it is common to first fill your tank, then go inside to pay if you want to pay with cash
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8y ago
> It's not your data, it's my data about you, I own it, it's in my databases And there you have the main difference between European and US laws and mindset. Because it is my data, you are only allowed to store it in your
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8y ago
I think it is a bit of both. We have the technology, but it isn't good enough to work without political changes. What really would help is new technology that is so good that it don't need any political changes to work. So it isn&
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8y ago
Is probably talking about https://www.electricitymap.org/?wind=false&solar=false&page=... . Is live, or close to live data
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8y ago
I always assumed it was for travelers to be able to give a quick feedback to get the frustration out of their system and be done with it. So was a bit surprised to see that they where using the data, of course when workers know how much mon
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8y ago
In Norway we can click on smiley faces after security to say how the experience was, going from good to bad, there was an article in the news the other day about how they used the results from this survey for setting bonuses for the agents
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>Trash from just 10 rivers is responsible for 90 percent of ocean plastic pollution Is this still being misquoted? If you read the article you will see that it say 90% of plastic pollution from rivers are from those 10 rivers, not 90% of
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If I remember correct from reading about this some years ago. They where low on coal and with the rate the fire did burn coal they needed to burn it in the furnace to get as much speed as possible, to get to the harbor before running out of
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>it seems it's a net loss for the consumers How is it a net loss for consumers that Americans continue to get subsidised gas? If you had to pay even less it would have been a huge loss for the environment. It is about time that you
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8y ago
I could not find one of mine favorites The two hardest things in programming are: 1. Naming variables 2. Cache invalidation 3. Off by one errors
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>> I notice that he doesn't invest in any social issues or in politics I would argue that he do invest a lot in social issues and politics, but that he invest in fixing the cause not the symptom. Improving education and reducing
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8y ago
>> Why does “replace typical car with hybrid” help at all? Does regenerative braking save that much energy? At least in my plug-in hybrid I get statistics on that. I have driven it 80% on electricity with average fuel consumption of 2
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8y ago
At least in Norwegian the general rule is: if it is one thing, it is one word. Is sad to see how the English rules influence how many write now. Auto-correct end "spelling-checkers" are often terrible at this, and many think if M
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>no idea whether that's win10, spotify or thinkpad software, but hitting a media key produces a NON DISMISSIBLE big overlay for spotify that just hangs there for a good 10 seconds and blocks the stuff I want to click. Is Spotify, go
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