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by stinos 4y ago
every now and then Exactly; at least for me the other features you mention I use daily (or when considering coding hours only, multiple times per hour), whereas I cannot even exactly remember when the last time was I had to break out of a
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by stinos 4y ago
Anytime you pedal with the motor engaged, it will push you forward more than you’ve pedaled. I thought I’d acclimate to it, but I still haven’t; especially when pedaling from a coast out of a turn, I forget the motor is in gear, and when i
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by stinos 4y ago
It's good but as far as the interface goes there are some oddities due to linguistic weirdness (in my opinion, English not being my first language). For example there are a bunch of vehicle types for which I have to open the profile cu
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by stinos 4y ago
In total I used anoraks for about 2 decades by now and probably won't anymore, for exactly the reason you mention: none of them were really convenient to get on and off, and if they were sort of convenient then it was because they were
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by stinos 4y ago
You might like insecam.org as well. Similar principle in the end, but sort of live. And morally a bit harder because it's essentially spying. But for the curious..
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by stinos 4y ago
Just wondering, is there a fully automatic way in e.g. FF to do this? Like right-click 'open in new private tab which automatically accepts all cookie dialogs' ?
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by stinos 4y ago
It's quite hard to imagine, because those trees could mess up other carbon sequestration cycles already present in oceans. E.g. phytoplankton uses CO2 but need sunlight to do so.
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by stinos 4y ago
If unmanaged nature does run wild with one or a few species, at some point they overstay their welcome and get rebalanced. The problem being that in the example I made, this balance is still man-made and not really natural. I.e. if you&#x
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by stinos 4y ago
the insect friendly unmowed zones are present but very minimal compared to the commercial farmlands It's also quite debatable whether they're that friendly. Leaving it grow then mowing everything in one go and leaving all cuttin
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by stinos 4y ago
Are there places where mice/rats aren't considered a disease vector All species? I actually don't know. But with 'depending on where you live' I also menat situations like mice entering your unused basement etc. A
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by stinos 4y ago
Depending on where you live those rodents won't do any harm though. Or simply leave again because the cannot find food, which is like the #1 thing to deal with in case of rodents. Moreover you'd need a serious amount of 'dead
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by stinos 4y ago
I completely agree with your point - pretty much everyone is now properly aware of the climate crisis but for a bunch of reasons biodiversity crisis doesn't ring a lot of bells let alone people are willing to do anything about it. Howe
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by stinos 4y ago
Other tools primarily track tasks or issues. In Kitemaker, you will track work items representing features, fixes, and experiments you plan to ship to your users. Either this doesn't express the intent properly, or it summarizes as &
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by stinos 4y ago
I never said anything about behavior, only about accidents and the results thereof. I'd really really rather get hit by a cyclist at any speed than a much heavier vehicle, that's just basic physics. And your examples are just that
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by stinos 4y ago
Electric cycles reaching 45km/h are regulated in most of EU, no? On the most powerful ones it takes not too much effort to push to 50 (from experience). That being said, where I commute I practically never encounter anyone doing that (
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by stinos 4y ago
Sometimes I suspect if it's just the car lobby Well, don't know about the situation in France, but Belgium is likely worse when it comes to this, imo the main reason being the completely insane amount of subsidies for company ca
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by stinos 4y ago
I do not think it is less dangerous to pedestrians. I remember when I used to live in the Netherlands, it was uncomfortable being a pedestrian because there were so many cyclists. Actual statistics about encounters clearly do show it is l
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by stinos 4y ago
it damages the gearbox and chain Especially on electric bikes there's a shift towards 'integrated' gearing (either traditional in the back wheel or the new-ish Pinion systems), plus belt drive, which shouldn't have any
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by stinos 4y ago
Makes sense, but only if interpreted as 'mass of dried material (i.e. soil only, not the water in it)' then I guess?
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by stinos 4y ago
If you leave the cuttings they'll decompose and fertilize the soil, giving advantage to fast growing weeds. Possibly also add nitrogen deposition from surrounding industry/agriculture to that, and you have an ideal cycle for lots
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by stinos 4y ago
What did you do after weed whacker usage? If you didn't remove all cuttings, there's your main problem. (also: 10 hours? how large is that piece of land?)
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by stinos 4y ago
Now erosion is not a concern anymore, hardly anyone does more than disc their fields once a decade. That's a bit of a stretch. Really depends on location and crop type. At least around this local village, lots of hills, it is still a
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by stinos 4y ago
On the other hand I regularly see people in the street shooting videos, assumingly for TikTok judging by the way they act, in rather plain looking clothes. Which I'm now not sure anymore whether it proves any point or not :P
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by stinos 4y ago
The other is that for things like cars and furniture there's a resale factor. That's shifting the 'why' question to: why do people care more about resale value now than they did 20 years ago. I'd guess the reason
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by stinos 4y ago
That no longer a laudable goal; now we admire the safe middle of the herd. Don't be unique, don't be unusual, don't be noticed Aren't TikTok and all other self-promotion channels not exactly about being noticed, being
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by stinos 4y ago
Will this go in actually? It's quite unclear to me (esp. not knowing anything about how EU las making/passing works). IIRC last time Chat Control passed here it sounded as if all of this was still in proposal state, or something l
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by stinos 4y ago
Worst offenders in the UI for me are the autoplay (why can I not browse in silence ?) and the amount of steps needed to get rid of something so it doesn't turn up in 'continue watching' anymore. But yes frame-by-frame would b
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by stinos 4y ago
Or just people on the ground rattling a can of seeds. Or with guns. Etc.
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by stinos 4y ago
With touch screens, even the most simple task requires you to take your eyes off the road in front of you; with regular buttons you could do many task just with touch. Sort of related, I have the exact same issue with portable music playe
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by stinos 4y ago
It makes a big difference to be working for yourself, rather than someone else Statements like this, and the whole article basically, make me wonder - since I'm apparently an outlier because none of this is really true for me - wheth

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