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by whatevaa 1y ago
The amount of power you get from panels in winter is pathetically low with or without snow.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
You have a big peek in early summer/late spring and a nosedive during winter. Still need generation capacity for winter.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Thumbs up emoji can be considered as legal agreement (if you had previous agreements made same way), so it is no different than any other acknowledgment. See case of farmer having to pay penalty for not delivering on agreement, agreed over
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by whatevaa 1y ago
How it is different than if somebody responded "ok" or "sure" or any other similar message? Or is it also unwanted? How is the other side supposed to know that?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Even in outlook those reactions look out of place.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
A runtime with it's own scheduling. Something rust doesn't want to require.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Burying high voltage lines comes with problems of isolation. Air is good insulator while still allowing heat dissipation, ground is good conductor. You can isolate but then you need cooling. It get's complicated and expensive.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Running. You only need good shoes, really. Words from coworker running marathons.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
You will still need to verify their hallucinations.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
To add: Steins;Gate Samurai Champloo
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by whatevaa 1y ago
In that case they should ban asus routers too.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Python performance is poor. Python achieves performance by having as little python code as possible. The runtime and all performant libraries are not in python. It's ok for IO bound but not for CPU bound work.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
5 dollar wrench xckd applies here.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Why does TAR even have nested archives? I though bare TAR is very simple format, now apparently there is some nested crap in there... oh the format overengineering.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
If it was C, 99% it would have been an code execution.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Not a laptop, but steam deck sleeps perfectly. So it's not a Linux problem, but a laptop problem.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It wouldn't be disastrous. Most won't care. A lot of fanatic fans would buy an i-dildo if that was ever a thing and would say that it's the best thing ever.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Nobody explains shit like this. They will turn down the risks because if they were honest, most wouldn't accept that risk. Because the risk is PERMANENT life changing condition.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
The risk with gadolinium is that it is never fully removed from your system and if you are allergic to it, it means a PERMANENT whole body allergic reaction. Skin itching and incurable chronic pain. It has nothing to do with kidney function
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Materials like these accumulate in other parts of your body, like bones. Letting some blood out is not gonna change it.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Warrantyis thę same as return. If there is nothing wrong with goods, warranty does not apply. Return means return for any reason.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
2 hour return policy can already be a problem for a very short indie game. There was one which you could beat in 2 hours and refund and people did that. GOG gets away with their policy because only people who believe in GOG ideallogy go the
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by whatevaa 1y ago
I would say inverse is true too. Hardware companies producing software also end up with shit software. It's as if it requires different mindsets. Not many companies get both right.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Material costs, end users cost will definitely be way higher.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Tea app was vibe coded by people having no idea what they are doing.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
IMAP is a shit protocol in general. Notably, email UIDs are not guaranteed to be static across sessions (aka, next time you connect they may be different), which is just straight up dumb. You IMAP client has to do a lot of workarounds just
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by whatevaa 1y ago
In our case, some non-devs use http apis too, notably QA. Bruno currently fills that role.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Older apartment buildings don't get to use home charging. There is shit ton of them. Without home charging, EV's suck, including financially, as it ends up being more expensive than fossils. Electricity prices in most of Europe no
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by whatevaa 1y ago
When your laptop dies it's gonna be a pretty long outage too.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Only kernel. Userspace breaks all the time.

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