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by telesilla 4mo ago
I've been caught out by that before - apps are not up to date. I wait at a spot in the terminal where there is a physical display for gates these days, not worth the risk. I also hate Ryanair and will only fly it if there is no other o
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by telesilla 4mo ago
That's insane dedication.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
For us vegetarians/vegans, butter (preferably clarified) or coconut oil.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Stripe allows for these kinds of payments, we've been updating our store to support Wero etc. It should give better conversation and processing rates than the US credit cards.
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by telesilla 5mo ago
Unfortunately there are often questions of liability. What if you commit code that later becomes subject to litigation? It's more complicated than "we don't want to". (I'm fully supportive but when legal is involved
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by telesilla 5mo ago
The otter's curiosity makes it easy to have sympathy for. Hope their numbers grow back strong.
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by telesilla 5mo ago
"No Confidence" vote option exists in some countries.
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by telesilla 5mo ago
I can absolutely recommend the book On Bullshit, it's a tiny read and makes an excellent gift. Kate's article summarizes it very well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit This reddit comment puts it per
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by telesilla 6mo ago
Yes it was worrisome, but how could it not be even with the best tech we'll ever have - I feel relief still on every plane touchdown. Bravo, Artemis team for an exceptional return to extra-orbital space travel.
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by telesilla 6mo ago
Wow I had no idea about space weather. This entire Artemis run is so educational. Newly named moon features too!
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by telesilla 7mo ago
Respectfully, this article is not about the male experience, it's okay to talk about women without putting men in the story.
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by telesilla 7mo ago
I grew up watching racing thanks to my grandad's interest but all with all the tech involved in these high end machines it's like watching jetplanes or something mechanical, maybe it's because I can't connect anymore to
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by telesilla 7mo ago
I don't game at all but watch at least one movie a day as my relaxing time: criterion collection, mubi etc. I go to an indie cinema about once a month, often to see older movies as much as new ones. The cinema is rarely full but they h
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by telesilla 7mo ago
Thanks! I took your code and modified a bit to remind me of what I had saved years ago. Not quite right but closer. https://codepen.io/tessaracting/pen/yyaMawL Careful around complex numbers! BTW poetically enough
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by telesilla 7mo ago
I have a beautiful animation of a tesseract on an old drive somewhere I kept, back in the animated gif days, I'd look at it now and then in wonder. Reminds me of the same extraordinary feelings about the beauty of the universe with thi
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by telesilla 7mo ago
You don't know it by heart even yet, after all the time it's been in countless songs?
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by telesilla 7mo ago
Because 150 years ago the labour to keep the estate running was very cheap. Now that labour is expensive, it costs more in maintenance than the property is worth, unless it's highly productive land. Reminds me of the joke, how to make
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by telesilla 8mo ago
Helpful for those who care less about the craft and more about a quick outcome. Werner Herzog said that he watches his footage a few times, takes extensive notes then edits based on his notes. That's how he crafts such extraordinary, o
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by telesilla 8mo ago
I love that there is no attribution. Says a lot about the concept of collaboration and know sharing in those early days.
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Elaine Radigue, Electronic music pioneer, dies at 94(theguardian.com)
8 points by telesilla 8mo ago|1 comments
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by telesilla 8mo ago
Yes that was my reference :)
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by telesilla 8mo ago
Unless you are innocuously named Thomas Smith, yes it's incredibly dangerous to require real, usually traceable names. In protest we can all change our name to Thomas Smith (even us women) and then we'll see how fun it is for thos
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by telesilla 8mo ago
He's also extraordinary in Apple's Foundation, some say he carries the show. I treasure The Fall and every frame of it, in this he's uniquely blended with other great actors and images.
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by telesilla 8mo ago
I had just started getting an interest in computers and went to the cinema with my boyfriend at the time who was (and remains) a classic computer programmer. I remember sitting in the cinema with him, both of us laughing hysterically at the
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by telesilla 8mo ago
Having children? Why not consider instead: teacher, healthcare professional, municipal worker, civil engineer, volunteer ...and all of the many other roles that make society. Being a parent isn't the only indicator of caring for others
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by telesilla 9mo ago
I find it ironic that in Europe the defacto language for intercommunication is from a country that chose to disassociate itself from the EU. In all, I think it's great that every EU country uses the English language with all their idio
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by telesilla 9mo ago
My 2022 M1 macbook sound input will slowly have the volume lowered to where no-one can hear me, regardless of what the device I'm using as a microphone. I run a permanent applescript that keeps the input volume at 80%, updated every 5
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by telesilla 9mo ago
.. loosely inspired by the California water wars—early 20th-century conflicts over water rights that enabled Los Angeles to access resources from the Owens Valley. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown_(1974_film) ..
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by telesilla 9mo ago
It isn't to make a composer out of a baby but to expose a growing brain to complex music. We have no proof it benefits brain development, but we also have no proof it does not. I studied classical music and came from a challenged backg
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by telesilla 9mo ago
1. I have a map of the United States... Actual size. It says, 'Scale: 1 mile = 1 mile.' I spent last summer folding it. I hardly ever unroll it. People ask me where I live, and I say, 'E6. - Steven Wright 2. On Exactitude o

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