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by tdrdt 5y ago
I never use a GPS. But this was a long time ago. I think somewhere around Metz. The road was something like a primary road which turned into a highway. A paper map indeed confirmed the road changed into a highway.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I drove my bike through the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Germany. The only country with good cycle paths is the Netherlands. In France I even ended up on the highway because the road just changed. And I had the same experience as you in
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by tdrdt 5y ago
After some distance/time how fit you are doesn't matter anymore. Then it all becomes about food to prevent all kind of physical issues.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
So you have a choice, while the alternative is very inconvenient.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I don't get what your point is in relationships with what I wrote.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Exactly this. You always have a choice. You can even buy a dumbphone. If you still buy Xiaomi knowing they spy on you, you just don't care. And that is also a choice. People should vote with their wallet. This also means you can't
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Why should a hobby be a competition?
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Tutorial for Blender: https://youtu.be/NNJiVmC1-kA
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by tdrdt 5y ago
"But there is a pretty easy explanation for why people are burned out." You name one reason. And it's a true reason but there are many others. Your explanation doesn't cover them all. There are only two reason people g
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by tdrdt 5y ago
"...everyone still PCR positive by day 7 so it was impossible to compare groups" Eh, isn't this what a PCR-test does: detect RNA? A medicine doesn't magically remove virus RNA. It might break down the virus or block it
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Since I believe a password is the user's responsibility I use the UI to inform the user what a safe password is because most people have no clue. For example: Choose your password: A safe password contains many different characters,
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Reaults of the Blender benchmark can be found here: https://opendata.blender.org/ Let's see if AMD takes over the GPU top list.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I think Christopher Alexander has a better answer to this question. He states that anything that is designed is good when love was put into it. People can taste this love. So it's more like: when love was put into it, it tastes good.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I wonder if they mean 'suppress' instead of 'treat'.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I have been thinking about this for some time: cylinders each attached to a motor. The glossy end of the cylinders is cut at an angle. The rotation of each cylinder dictates from which direction light is reflected.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I think the most famous no-code app is WordPress. Some estimate that 70% of all websites run WordPress. But I can tell you my salary was paid by customers who wanted this 'one custom application' that was not available as WordPres
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Today companies are valued by how much money investers think they can make from buying stock.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Some time ago I managed to add a non width character in my PHP code. Because it had no width PhpStorm did not highlight it and I had absolutely no clue why there was an error in my code. So it only highlights when it has width. Edit: just a
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by tdrdt 5y ago
That is one aspect of a lockdown. But there are others and they are different for each person. In the Netherlands it was estimated that a lockdown would save 150000 life years but would cost 650000. This takes into account a huge number of
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by tdrdt 5y ago
This is also the reason why a lock-down against a virus is not always the best option for healthy people. A lock-down causes stress and this weakens the immune system. Personally I think it is obvious why the connection between stress and &
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Pierre Capel explains this in this video: https://youtu.be/hJ7zbsRM0-c When you breath like Wim Hof CO2 levels in your blood change and this will have an effect on your pain response. CO2 lowers and the pH raises.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
The same is happening in webshops. Products can be assigned to hierarchies (categories) but in shops like Amazon it is obvious it is more like tagging.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
It was mom screaming upstairs 'are you online again!?' because she could not use the phone.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I get tired of reading from webpages like this. - Spiders are much smarter than you think - SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER - some text - YOU MAY ALSO LIKE - some text - Shutterstock image with a big description - ... Context
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I was thinking the same. It sound like this could be done on a private virtual server for less than $100/month.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
As far as I know there are only 3 or 4 types of fear that are natural. I can't remember all of them but only two: fear of fast approaching things (objects, sounds, experiences) and fear of heights. I think fear of flying has to do with
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Trivia: In the Netherlands we also have buildings from the 16th century that use wood originally tooled as ship beams. A lot of the time they contain holes that were cut out when they were building a ship. When a ship was demolished or neve
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I believe one thing that can help security a little is to use full version numbers in your dependency list. This applies to all package managers. Because the moment someone hits update on the package manager nothing will get updated and you
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I once left a job after less than 8 hours. Everything was a mess. Management, the code base, everything. Questions you can ask yourself: do you think you can change the mess? Would you like to change it? If you can't change it, would y
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I think one of the biggest misconceptions about plants is: they only need water (and light). Yes plants need water, but they can't grow on water alone. They need all kinds of minerals that are in the soil. When those are gone the plant

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