smichel17

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by smichel17 5y ago
I've used one of those. It's nice for getting very large pieces of food off the pan, but I found a finer chain mail was more effective overall. I believe this is what I have: https://thebakerspin.com/knapp-cm-dishc
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by smichel17 5y ago
So, here's the thing: it's not the beliefs themselves, it's where the political lines are drawn. Like: let's pick two hot-button political issues in the US. Say, abortion rights and gun control. You can definitely find o
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by smichel17 5y ago
> but not probably only up to the point I'm really struggling to parse this. Can you reword it?
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by smichel17 5y ago
Schrödinger's cat was originally intended as a reductio ad absurdum.
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by smichel17 5y ago
Is there a tank alternative? I much prefer cooking on a gas stovetop, and would be willing to refill a tank every couple of months, the same way folks do with propane grills.
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by smichel17 5y ago
I do.
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by smichel17 5y ago
Any reason why applying the ηMatrix fix to the shared vulnerable uMatrix code would not work?
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by smichel17 5y ago
So this was probably the fault of how the c:geo app chooses to render those lines.
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by smichel17 5y ago
Agreed on the first kind. It kind of sort of makes sense in the original context: say I run a bakery. I put it up for sale. You think it's a pretty good deal, so we agree and I sell the bakery to you. Then I take the money you paid m
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by smichel17 5y ago
I thought about this a lot while considering my hardware purchases as I update to 4k displays. I think 16:9 is actually about the ideal ratio... for very high resolution and large displays . Based on my usage, I think something like a 43&q
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by smichel17 5y ago
I don't have an autoimmune disease. But a friend of mine had lyme disease => stomach bleeding => allergies to all the foods (when undigested food gets into your bloodstream, your body reacts to it much the same way as it would a
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by smichel17 5y ago
...Good! The "prompt" permission model is fundamentally broken, because all it does is train you to click through the prompt. The "click the blocking button and turn it off" model is much better. It still trains you to t
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by smichel17 5y ago
This does nothing. Send an email if you want to get his attention.
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by smichel17 5y ago
Messes with the highlighting, you need to tag another | grep banana on the end ;)
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by smichel17 5y ago
The house I grew up in had a geothermal system (installed when my parents built the house). I was a bit young to know the precise details, but I believe the idea was that the ground loop merely heated or cooled (depending on the season) to
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by smichel17 5y ago
My experience has been that such tricks don't hold up. For example, smaller speakers that EQ their way into seeming like they have more bass by boosting harmonic frequencies -- they sound nice on first listen, but handle low volume poo
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by smichel17 5y ago
I thought I wanted this, too, and I've used every Firefox extension under the sun to try and achieve it, from the original panorama that was part of Firefox to tree style tabs to a few grouping extensions using containers. Turns out th
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by smichel17 5y ago
As I scroll, and scroll some more, I begin to wonder if some of it is generated. That's a lot of text :P
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by smichel17 5y ago
On the about page, I found > We call them “Missing” because they have typically been illegal to build since the mid-1940s but I could not easily find and further explanation about why this is, etc
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by smichel17 5y ago
I think the comment you are replying to was objecting to the number of layers, rather than the level , of abstraction. More concretely, I'd guess they would not object to a tool that replaces k8s and offers a higher level api, but t
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by smichel17 5y ago
I wish we had better tooling for showing the git blame inline like comments. I'd rather put a one line comment "read the commit log for this line" which some editor could inline or pull up quickly than litter the source with
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by smichel17 5y ago
NewPipe and Simpletask are not available on the Play store but are on F-Droid.
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In a thread about common sources of confusion, I think it would be more helpful to leave the misunderstanding so others might learn from it. Ie, edit to add "this is a misunderstanding" to the top, not replace it entirely.
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by smichel17 5y ago
I do it with uMatrix. I usually go up to the "all sites" level and enable most everything before going through a credit card payment flow, for this reason. Security is only part of my motivation, though, and not the main part -- I
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by smichel17 5y ago
For how this thread started and progressed, I'm pleasantly surprised at how it ended. Instead of getting into flame wars, I wish people would take this route more often. "I don't think we'll be able to work this out in t
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by smichel17 5y ago
This sounds nice enough that I'm considering installing xonsh just for python development
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by smichel17 5y ago
I dunno, ds.gd or whatever Discord uses takes the cake for me so far.
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by smichel17 5y ago
This is basically why I prefer living in a location with seasons. Yes, CaliFlorida weather is nice. But I appreciate what all of the seasons have to offer so much more for the variation. I could do with a 25% shorter winter and summer, th
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Read the spec, it's not long. It leaves plenty of room for variation.
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As someone who browses with js off by default (uMatrix rule) and has implemented a fancy drop-down using css rather than js[1], my current opinion is that it's better to display all menus expanded by default and then hide them if/

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