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by sandos 5y ago
Pre-loaded machines work, but I imagine you would have to move away from that once you support enough games, but it should be "easy" to just resume a machine to different games start states from disk. Afaik games are mostly using
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by sandos 5y ago
Pro-tip: use the kindle paperwhite on 3-6 brithgness and fall asleep easily! It works wonders for me, honestly, I find I fall asleep easier with reading on a not-bright e-ink reader. I also have a kobo reader which is more yellow in its hue
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by sandos 5y ago
Is this really, really renewable? I thought the heat down there was stored from before and will eventually peter out... We might all be dead by then but hey... not renewable!
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by sandos 5y ago
Yes adding a geometric transform for perspective would make this a number of dimensions more difficult to solve.
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by sandos 5y ago
I was wondering why the zoom was all wrong and I had to zoom out 2 steps. Turns out thats what happens when you use 125% ui scaling in windows 10.
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by sandos 5y ago
Its possible to replace the battery with a DC/DC adapter, I did it with a Samsung tablet. It does require a "beefy" power supply at a an odd voltage (4.2V or so) since batteries can provide more current than most power suppli
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by sandos 5y ago
They really need to dismantle their old turbines, that's for sure. Re-powering can probably give much more power output but with a fraction of the current number of turbines. I'm not sure how large and modern turbines fare against
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by sandos 5y ago
"Even so far away, with about 20 of those lamps visible it destroys the night darkness, not just for sensitive astronomy, but even for a good night's sleep." I don't get this _at all_. I happen to live in Sweden, you kno
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by sandos 5y ago
It might in the future turn out to be more efficient with a "few" reactors than, say, lots of batteries and wind turbines and solar panels, from a resource perspective. But I think not even that will come true, if we optimize stuf
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by sandos 5y ago
Well, cobol is special of course. The more specialized you are... But for a generic c++, java or c# or web dev I would say you can't charge specialist money at all in the EU.
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by sandos 5y ago
For real? Is that by design? In elite jail is at least just an instantaneous transfer and an financial transaction, which is maybe one reason why the justice in elite doesn't really work.
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by sandos 5y ago
This is really true for Elite though, join an active squadron and the universe get a _lot_ more interesting! But a lot of the stuff is outside the game then.
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by sandos 5y ago
I think your'e mistaken, In my mind its unlikely that Elite will ever get a new expansion again? The last one was not.. lets say enthusiastically received. Also Elite is built in a way where they have a lot of parallell systems that _d
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by sandos 5y ago
For some reason SC seems to have nailed the crimes and punishment which sadly is not working as well in Elite, which in turn really needs it due to some obnoxious ganking.
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by sandos 5y ago
Huh, Netnod in Stockholm is also owned by a non-profit, I had no idea. But its still very expensive to connect to afaik.
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by sandos 5y ago
Oh yes. I remember the embarrassment / horror of having the admin just creepily poking my shoulder when at the computer and gently saying: "Hey, I promise I will NOT report you for antyhing, if you just tell me what the hell you j
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by sandos 5y ago
Oh, I read that 6502 and thought it was about Commodore 64. Was cofused that they would replace it with a router thing :)
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by sandos 5y ago
Yeah, our kids got regular gmail accounts from the start because of family link and google assistant issues. We are still 4 adults using my domain and it is in no way business-related. These prices are way too steep for simply having a nice
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by sandos 5y ago
Same here, its the domain I care about. Its my fiancees last name in our countries TLD. Here name is really short and nice, so it has been awesome. This is a bummer, since her sister and fiancee are also using it. Thank god I have not been
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by sandos 5y ago
Thats not the norm, we have at least 2 phases to our stovetop, and Iv'e never encountered any kind of power limit, even when using the "boost" mode on several pans at the same time. We used to live in an apartment with single
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by sandos 5y ago
Slightly curved _undersides_ works really well on induction in my opinion. Since its contactless its better than the old cast-iron stovetops at least for rounded pans. :)
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by sandos 5y ago
I once used this tool for downloading music into SD cards for our car, this was when we were on road trips I sometimes capped out my data. But I used my spotify playlists to direct the youtube downloads, so I already had some paid access to
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by sandos 5y ago
Oh, I see what you are saying.... More things for, like, adults?
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by sandos 5y ago
I need this, room occupancy is still not a cleanly solved problem for home automation. Most methods relies on BLE or phone wifi but that sucks in many ways. This is awesome!
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by sandos 5y ago
If you are wearing glasses that will fog them up real quick. There are even 3d-printed clips to make them even more tight.
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by sandos 5y ago
Uhm, Norway has massive hydro resources, which not everybody does.
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by sandos 5y ago
This is really, really weird. I have not, and I can not find, a reputable swedish news source covering this event? Why not? My bs meter is swinging wildly for some reason, this sounds like something that should have been widely reported...
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by sandos 5y ago
I was going to mention doing things in pairs really helps, or maybe just mentioning plans to others. Me and my fiancee are both slackers in general, but when we start even discussing doing a project aorund the house or similar which is in a
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by sandos 5y ago
Sweden apparently put the values of kids time in school very high, since schools were open all pandemic long for many kids, I believe up to ninth grade, and only high schoolers had some limited periods of online/home schooling. College
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by sandos 5y ago
But there are strict limits as to how much water you can release downstream, too.

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