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4y ago
How many cultures are there that have a midday/afternoon sleep? I only knew of the siësta in Spain..
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4y ago
If any it is less relevant now because of the 32 bit printer boards...
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4y ago
Good times, I had a 1201N atom laptop. Long battery life, 12 inch screen etc.
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4y ago
Exactly this. You have freedom, customers that are happy when you build something that saves them time. I'm not worried about low code that much because the real value is in translating business needs to software anyway. They won'
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4y ago
Perhaps change the headline.. "by 2030".
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4y ago
Selling hope. I've read somewhere that it is tax on the poor, since then I've stopped playing the lottery.
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4y ago
They must reduce their emissions. So they can cut down on certain food for the cattle or have less animals. Anyway no farm is closed yet and they can always start a lawsuit. There also are a lot of farmers that don't have any offspring
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4y ago
Great wake up call for the modern world. We need more clean energy from within our own country.
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4y ago
I wonder how many seconds it will take on a certain Youtube channel..
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4y ago
So nothing about the selling of stock they didn't own etc? That was one of the problems if I remember correctly. I wonder when the stock market is going to adapt some of cryptos tech, so that you can store your stock on your own PC in
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4y ago
I'm using it for a day now and i'm really impressed. It is so aware of stuff in old code, that it is scary. I'm working in an old application with Zend Framework.
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4y ago
I recently watched a video from a vlogger that cut her videos. I wondered why there wasn't a tool for morphing cut pieces of film out, so that you don't see the cut. So the transition in the cut piece needs to be generated with AI
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4y ago
This is a Exchange only problem. Bitcoin on your own wallet can never be stopped.
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4y ago
they have reports on their site by external parties that check their funds. anyway they have a lot of bonds etc. we don't care when banks only have 50% of their client's money but we do when it's tether for some reason.
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4y ago
I still don't get why we can't use the waste, it gives off heat and radiation, so why can't we turn that into electricity? Is it not potable enough? What is the problem?
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4y ago
It depends on a lot of factors, like the size of the town etc. traffic will increase if you make stations, promoting travel between cities. money can also be made by connecting factories with farms etc, fairly simple. you can go way complex
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4y ago
Perhaps we should make a real Bitcoin army to enforce the value like fiat haha. Neckbeards unite! Mod your drones! Just kidding of course, can't stop Bitcoin.
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4y ago
So a GPU made for gaming is used for computing something, and then it is their fault? Would they rule the same if you sell knives for Bushcrafting, but they are using the knives in kitchens? And one could argue that gaming is also rendering
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4y ago
My problem is that the windows will all default back to the laptop monitor after sleep.
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5y ago
Could also be the bounty for disclosing the hack at the same time.
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5y ago
But the software "that did the crime" is all the same..
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5y ago
Why can't we store the gasses from burning fuel/coal, under high pressure, for generating power once more between two tanks for example?
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5y ago
Even tether/other usd stablecoins fall under this definition right? They all are stored elsewhere outside of the us, in part.
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5y ago
I remember a site where they found all similar photos of the same places. Does anyone know what i'm talking about?
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5y ago
The side by side satellite images really show you the devastating effect of the Russian bombings. It looks like a hurricane or tsunami hit the land. How is this handled after the war, the aggressor should pay for the damages but we can
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5y ago
I've started with cancelling some contracts, like personal training, Prime video etc. More money to save. I was thinking of buying some shelf stuff that keeps value during a recession for selling, but I don't really know what to g
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5y ago
I'm still thinking about adding some Chinese forbidden texts to my headers to block them using their own firewall. Recently Russian IPS started to attack me as well, so perhaps adding something about the war would help block them as we
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5y ago
Why do we need to safely discard of the waste if it can just be "stored outside". Are other countries overly cautious or is it a different type of fuel rod? Why can't we just reuse 1 rod for example if it stays hot for a long
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5y ago
Ok, did anyone have evil spirit set free for Q1 2022?
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5y ago
I was wondering, how much of a percentage of visitors knows about the war and is against it?
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