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by wffurr 4y ago
If your energy costs correctly reflected the externalities of heating to make that comfortable, that would be perfectly fine. Pigovian taxes are the correct solution here, rather than moralizing over preferences.
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by wffurr 4y ago
The HE warheads in conventional missiles are readily set off by impact or damage. The nuclear chain reaction in a fission warhead requires precisely timed detonation of shaped charges all around the nuclear pit; which is highly unlikely to
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by wffurr 4y ago
The presentation of the topic is as relevant as the facts at hand.
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by wffurr 4y ago
You are looking for a ventilation system like a HRV.
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by wffurr 4y ago
Venice
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by wffurr 4y ago
Clbuttic
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by wffurr 4y ago
I want human beings to not have been such a tire fire of a species capable of great cruelty to one another. Alas, we don’t always get what we want.
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by wffurr 4y ago
What a disaster this thread is. So much projecting, very little actual reading and thinking.
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by wffurr 4y ago
I have had to clean out my Pixel phone’s USB C port multiple times. It requires shaving the toothpick down to fit. I eventually bought an iFixit cleaning kit with some tiny brushes.
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by wffurr 4y ago
"runleo just executes it without confirmation" I'm feeling lucky! This is one step beyond `curl | sh`. Bold move.
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by wffurr 4y ago
1) Newsblur has been a nice lifestyle business for Sam Clay. I suppose it won't ever be a billion dollar unicorn, but it works beautifully for consumers of content.
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by wffurr 4y ago
How does it compose 2D and 3D content? Is it using a WebGL canvas for the rendering surface? Or a 2D canvas and rasterising the 3D content in an offscreen canvas and transferring to bitmap to place in the 2D canvas?
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by wffurr 4y ago
Nobody posted my favorite one yet! https://youtu.be/KiqkclCJsZs
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by wffurr 4y ago
https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/building-a-customac-h...
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by wffurr 4y ago
There is a very simple way to get rid of ads on YouTube in any browser…
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by wffurr 4y ago
Isn't that what git-appraise is, from the post?
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by wffurr 4y ago
Windows PCs at your doctor's office running Epic.
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by wffurr 4y ago
The Dawn Project's mission is interesting; addressing the threat of critical software written in unsafe ways. Their first target is less so: "Our first campaign is targeting Tesla full self-driving cars." Why? Just for the
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by wffurr 4y ago
Wow, barbaric. In fact, that's truly awful. I wish it surprised me that human beings could think or say such things.
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by wffurr 4y ago
> Does anyone else check the comments before following the link? The perspectives shared here are a valuable part of my information diet. Almost always. A quick scan often tells me whether the article is worth reading or not: topic and
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by wffurr 4y ago
Oh I read it. I just don't think you're telling the whole story. Speed is almost always a factor in crashes and near misses like this. The fact that stopped traffic caught you that much by surprise doesn't seem like a good
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by wffurr 4y ago
I am glad you came out of that OK. >> fairly moderate pace (I'm not a big speeder) But you were speeding, right? On a wet roadway with what sounds like poor visibility.
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by wffurr 4y ago
On a purely climate ROI perspective, what's the potential benefit for investing in ways to catch criminals and reduce corruption in ways that benefit the climate vs other climate mitigation and adaption strategies? I don't recall
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by wffurr 4y ago
>> at least I never find a car dumped in the forest https://google.com/search?q=abandoned+car+in+forest&tbm=isch
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by wffurr 4y ago
What's the impact on climate change of just enforcing the laws already on the books against bottom trawling and such?
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by wffurr 4y ago
Successful at what, enabling criminal activity?
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by wffurr 4y ago
The Russians can end it at any moment by withdrawing their troops to the pre-war borders.
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by wffurr 4y ago
Not to defend this product, but what’s the threat model for a pick resistant lock? I assume, but don’t actually know, that my biggest risk is having my rear door window smashed and the door opened from inside while I am not home. Lock pick
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by wffurr 4y ago
I used a trashcan Mac Pro up until this year when I replaced it with an M1 Pro Macbook. It was a great machine. Fast, silent, just did it's job and looked cool while doing it. It was like I was living my childhood dream of having a S
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by wffurr 4y ago
I saw one of these the other day in Cambridge, MA. Looks like they’re out of service here, but that kind of 10 passenger small electric shuttle bus seems great for filling gaps in transit networks: https://www.ridecircuit.com&#x

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