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How is it retaliating if you turned off the servers that host it? (you, just like the chatbot, can come up with a random hypothetical explanation, but like the chatbot's answer, it will be illogical, based on the premise that the chatb
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Tried to play it, but the player name entry page bogged my CPU so hard I couldn't even type. This is really where we're at with technology today... the modern equivalent of a Flash applet is so slow I can't even use the compu
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3y ago
Volvo's Class 8 electrics get around 275 mile range, which is more than Daimler's. Naturally, carrying more weight is gonna limit that range, dunno how much (any auto engineers around?)
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3y ago
The size of the fire from one of these trucks getting into an accident is going to be impressive
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3y ago
For others' reference: the "one leg over, then the other leg over the other way" is how you hang a bespoke suit's pants. No special hanger needed, the cloth's opposite drag provides enough friction to keep it on. Th
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3y ago
I want to make V1 of this myself, but actually the cost of the plywood and the metal hinge is probably more costly than this product. I hope they can get it into big stores.
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3y ago
The shortest time to pizza dough is the one you pick up from the grocery store in 10 minutes. No difference from whatever you'll make at home, and makes a great pizza. I've brought it with me in a cooler when camping and made pizz
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3y ago
It's interesting to see her with Jacques Pepin. Jacques is a master chef and an absolute beast in the kitchen, but his recipes often skip steps or "cheat" in order to get something about as good with less time and work. Julia
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3y ago
> > I don't mean to pressure or be rude but if @minimaxir could share his > > thoughts on this I would really appreciate it. > To be perfectly clear, this absolutely is applying pressure and being rude. It
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3y ago
That's due to increased carbon dioxide uptake. Essentially you're feeding the plant too much carbon dioxide, so the end result is unbalanced production of starches/sugars. It does seem these electrical effects are well establ
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3y ago
> Capitalism has a way of solving these things. Just depends on what kind of "solution" you allow for. Job shortages may be filled by illegal workers, unqualified workers, or workers cutting corners.
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3y ago
The Docker image is more useful
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Here's what a container gives you: - Isolation of networking - Isolation of process namespace - Isolation of filesystem namespace - CPU and Memory limit enforcement - A near-universal format for packaging, distributing, and
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3y ago
I don't think any method is gonna make it easy to grok 3,336 added lines and 5,421 removed
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3y ago
There's not a lot of detail on this page. Shenandoah definitely has a mix of wild and disturbed areas... I'm kind of amazed they finally introduced ticketing for Old Rag: https://www.nps.gov/shen/planyourvisit
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3y ago
> How many more dumb decisions of the past will we have to continue enduring just for the sake of, well, keeping things the same? I dunno. When do you predict all national, ethnic and religious identities will go away? I'm going wit
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3y ago
I've made small woodworking projects by hand with clearances like this. You just need to understand the grain and type of wood and be careful. Once it's assembled it'll be strong enough for general use.
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3y ago
OTOH, here is a hash table in C implemented entirely as macros. It's super cool: https://troydhanson.github.io/uthash/
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3y ago
The holes could be tapped before shaving down the wood, and then screws with less thick threads could be used. That would prevent splitting and still provide a secure connection.
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3y ago
This actually wouldn't be that hard to make with hand tools. You basically make it in sections and then combine. Layout can be made exact by using an imprint.
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If all I'd ever seen is rednecks in pickup trucks picking up milk from the gas station, I guess I'd think it was cute. Visit a hamlet in the UK some time, tell me what you think then.
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3y ago
Ya caught me. My 15 years of road trips across the US, moving across multiple states, and frequent visits to the UK have made me ill-equipped to comment on the state of US cities and villages. Dang. I thought I could get away with it too.
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3y ago
Something tells me there are 100x as many cute country villages in the UK as there are in the US. Here if it's not a big city, it's a depressing shamble. The exceptions are insanely expensive retreats for the rich.
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3y ago
looks like doesn't support 802.1Q?
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3y ago
There's a fundamental misunderstanding of what The Cloud is that seems to pervade discussions like this. Too many technical people don't understand what they're looking at. The Cloud is not "a computer". The Cloud i
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I mean, not over the wire, but an average developer can definitely grok either protocol pretty quickly. IP is connectionless and fairly simple. TCP requires a more complicated state machine, and has more extensions if you want to implement
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It's probably not any more dangerous than being tethered to another being when you need to get out of the way quickly.
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It's going to be sad when the browser oligarchs deprecate HTTP/1.1. The last web protocol that humans could understand. But, perhaps it will force people to go back to the drawing board and develop new protocols that aren't d
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Hard drives are the best drives.
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3y ago
Everybody wants to make an app. But nobody wants to make An App.
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