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Those popovers are so distracting I couldn’t get through the article
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5y ago
Not necessarily a smart switch thing, but dimmers don’t break the circuit when off. If you remove a bulb, it will hurt if you put your finger in the socket. There’s usually a secondary way to break the circuit - pull out a bit of plastic, s
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I know I’ve done something like this a few years back. There is now this feature: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/remote-development-start... edit: I was using the deployment feature. I can’t remember if it wa
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A Song of Ice and Fire was written on Worstar for DOS, and I believe it’s the only editor the author uses for book writing.
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I use Fastmail, and everything is great (for me) except one very annoying aspect with Contact sync. I’m unable to sync only manually created contacts via carddav. If I sync contacts to my phone, I get every automatically created contact al
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5y ago
Many planes, even some general aviation planes, can autonomously fly all the way to a safe landing. The trouble today is that systems can fail, weather can change, and unlike a car you can’t just stop on the side of the road until the issue
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Yeah, we are agreeing on this point. Most of it is not surplus - more usage, more fuel used. The only true surplus is if the water needed to flow anyway, or for something like nuclear power which has to stay active at some base load. Even s
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To add, this isn’t really “surplus” energy that’s being consumed. There are fossil burning power plants running only to produce PoW, and unless mining operations shut down to allow a generator to operate at minimum load, they are forcing sh
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Why would adding an identity check or additional process harm poor people the most? It may harm the rich the most, in my opinion, since retailers wouldn’t as easily be able to trick you into a new credit card as part of the checkout process
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Will this really remove cars from the road? I don’t live in Austin but generally see pizza delivered by scooter or small motorbikes. It doesn’t feel very different from just allowing scooters in the bike lane - I don’t think that would be a
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The naked thing, sure, weird, but maybe the camera was on by accident. The swastika is used in some countries as a religious symbol, among other things. Tourist maps in Japan when I was last there still used it to represent temple locations
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5y ago
You have to choose your trade offs. Aluminium is abundant compared to lithium, and if the charging times are as good as they’re saying it might be worth the loss of capacity.
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Pedestrians who are hit by these cars (lower bumper, lower impact, less serious injury). Additionally, drivers of smaller cars due to weight arms race for increased safety.
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Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/ucps
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I lengthened the lengthener URL about 7 times before my browser complained it was too long
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5y ago
You can choose not to install their app unless it’s provided through the App Store. It would be a significant barrier to entry for them to completely remove it, and I imagine they would lose many users if they did so.
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6y ago
Sorry to hear that, it must be very hard for her. The daily had an episode[1] about a food critic who lost her sense of smell after a COVID infection and the effort she went to in order to get it back. Her descriptions of what it was like t
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You just described Optus netstats from 20 years ago. It was fun trying to get a score as close to 10 without getting in trouble. https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/94kqpq53#r5005448
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I'm going off the assumption that the capacity has been expanding as much as possible, so scrap factories wouldn't be a problem. The Pfizer vaccine seems to have a shelf life of 6 months, so realistically the earliest they could h
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Doesn’t this raise the same problem with the current manufacturing process? There was limited capacity to manufacture back then, probably less so than there is today. Which vaccine candidate would Pfizer have manufactured? All of them?
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The article calls out that the Signal server could be compromised. I always thought one design philosophy of Signal was to ensure the server doesn’t matter from the perspective of privacy. Would having multiple servers help here, anyway? On
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There’s at least one home reproduction of this, and based on a review it’s horrible to drive: https://youtu.be/V1WbvwQCTvU I’d love to see a museum pick it up assuming it was used in the show’s production.
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This is a project my uncle designed where 4 houses in a block share a common care facility, allowing the people requiring care to live in a regular house without costing a fortune. https://darrenchester.com.au/freedom-housin
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The App Store doesn’t allow downloading apps over a certain size unless connected to wifi.
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This wording is very hand-wavey. They can and should give a direct comparison; as consumers we don't know what the top 2% of sold laptops are, or which is the "best selling PC laptop in its class". Notice it's "best
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KeePassium is great and supports 3rd party file sharing. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/keepassium-keepass-passwords/i...
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They can continue to use the PlayStation store, continue to have exclusive games, and need not see any difference except by choice. What is the downside?
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I’ve had my ticket tagged a couple of times with ‘SSSS’ which means I got an additional security check. What gets me about this is it’s well known and easy to see on the ticket, and if someone was up to something that day they would surely
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One issue with these is that they kill many more moths and other insects than they kill mosquitoes
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There is bootstra.386 which put a smile on my face: https://kristopolous.github.io/BOOTSTRA.386/
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