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samschooler
3y ago
Expanded internet access. Most homes in Sicily as well as around Naples, Italy are still wired using mainly spaghetti and in some cases linguine, as was standard until 1956.
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I think this very much is a personal perspective thing. Skiing is only increasing in popularity. Many ski resorts recording record high visitation this year. https://coloradosun.com/2023/05/29/national-ski-are
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3y ago
Anyone using Next.js in production? Can you speak to the resources needed or optimizations to reduce said resources? I'm worried with how much lifting the server does that, it could rack up a pretty hefty AWS bill if I'm not caref
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3y ago
A lot of the routing comes down to pressure around the tag `bicycle`. If there is a road illegal to bikes, tag it `bicycle=no`. But if it is unsafe, the best way to fix it is to better document designated routes, as well as cycleways. OSM&#
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3y ago
FWIW I've been a part of a company where, at a ~60 person engineering team, it worked well as a supplement for documentation. For big projects, planning, etc, we used Confluence and other actual documentation tools. However, for things
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The Bank of Vernal: The “Parcel Post Bank” (2014) [pdf]
(about.usps.com)
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3y ago
Looking at their previous headlines, that would make sense :)
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3y ago
For anyone who was confused: I'm from Colorado and I like astronomy so I was pretty excited to read about well... that. This is about System76 which is also pretty cool but for people looking for Cosmic Skies of a Colorado July, please
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3y ago
I love open source. Jellyfin looks great, and Embey as well. But Plex "just works". I happily paid for a lifetime and would love to see more development. One of my most used services to watch home videos, listen to audiobooks, and
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3y ago
Less technical, but: My wifi goes out when it rains. My wifi is on the same breaker as the outdoor outlets so any issues with water intrusion affects the wifi.
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4y ago
This is still wrong though. From your source: > NPR relies on the local stations' payments for 34% of its budget. Local stations are not 100% government funded. > CPB estimates its support provided 8.2% of the average station
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4y ago
I love this resource but, I will say it is 1km step for Nordic countries and 2.5km step for the rest of the world [0]. [0]: https://api.met.no/doc/locationforecast/FAQ
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4y ago
Whenever I meet a new spider in my home I have 2 rules: 1. Don’t be dangerous to my family 2. Do not enter my bedroom. If these rules are violated I’ll kindly escort them out.
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4y ago
I will say I'm for this setup, but what you're saying is not exactly true. You can customize what is shown with the styling wizard, and completely remove types of markers from maps you create. https://mapstyle.withgoogl
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4y ago
This site is great. I'd love to contribute but could there be an option to sign up other then Google?
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> Germany can shift its entire electricity system onto solar, wind and batteries by 2030 for less than 1% of its GDP. To give you the country. Recommend "Germany" gets swapped into the title.
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4y ago
Your music is still there (I hope). Did you check here: https://music.youtube.com/library/songs
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4y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, Paw isn't owned by MacPaw? It's an unrealted product with a one time purchase price.
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4y ago
So there is another book called Where the Water Goes . In that book the author talks about how if the Salton Sea does disappear the accumulation of dust, fertilizer and other less than great chemicals may be picked up by winds and signific
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4y ago
This reminds me of the article "What football will look like in 17776?" a short story about football from the perspective of space probes. https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football
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So it looks like the site pushes solar as a huge benefit but, if you look closer, they are actually being clear its not "unlimited range because sun", its just a boost on top of the plug in charging. Specs say "up to 70km&quo
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For people who didn't get what Tenerife referenced: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenerife_airport_disaster
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Context for people (like me) not getting the reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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Fastmail allows for wildcat (J)IMAP addresses. It a *.example.com MAIL record in dns with a supported (J)IMAP server.
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4y ago
I'd say its one level beyond. Since "+" is so widely used, as talked about in the article, its trivial to remove. However with a non-standard domain and inconsistent username its not as easy to remove. These are some of the f
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This is what I do as well, and its real nice to be able to black hole a specific to email address vs trying to unsubscribe from every piece of spam email sent to your one email address.
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I'm sad the bottom two links are broken, its by far the best version. Here it is preserved https://web.archive.org/web/20170615134729/http://lapsedhist...
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If anyone wants to dive deep into the water rights and history of hydrology + politics in the Colorado River Basin, I highly recommend Where the Water Goes by Davin Owen. The books starts at the headwaters near Rocky Mountain National Park
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See the issue here is that this data exists at all and it’s purchasable by any group. I feel like the CDC are the least scary people buying this data. And from the looks of it they used it for medical research, which if similar in style to
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Note: this restriction is limited to THIRD PARTY data, so: Strava -> Apple Health, still works Garmin/Fitbod/3rd party app -> Strava -> Apple Health, no longer syncs. IMHO this is better for me because now I don’t have du
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