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windsurfer
5y ago
By charging a tax upon fossil fuel use it discourages the use of fossil fuels. It uses the market to control pollution and companies would be forced to consider the full environmental cost of their actions due to it impacting the price.
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5y ago
A carbon tax would solve this.
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Multiplayer in Godot 4.0: On servers, RSETs and state updates
(godotengine.org)
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Audacity may collect “Data necessary for law enforcement, litigation” and more: https://www.audacityteam.org/about/desktop-privacy-notice/
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5y ago
A free account on Adobe Acrobat online can sign PDFs, you don't need to have any kind of subscription. I'm not sure why the author felt they needed to subscribe if they were just signing PDFs. https://documentcloud.adob
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5y ago
Yes, a minimal amount of water will escape but I haven't found it to negatively impact my brew. One of the best things about the aeropress is the experimentation and variety, so I encourage you to try this and see if it makes a differe
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5y ago
Inverted became inferior to me once I found out how to create negative pressure with the plunger on top of a cup. Same taste and process but without the flip.
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6y ago
Many people in the community are getting around this limitation by running virtual machines of the various operating systems they want. With the modern processor (compared to the N900) and the 6GB of RAM, performance seems to be totally usa
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6y ago
I have both an N900 and a Pro1 and it's everything I wanted in a phone/device. I'm using self-compiled LineageOS on it right now and it is as "Linux-y" as I need and want, complete with a usable terminal and SSH app
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6y ago
My "hire me" timeline looks quite impressive despite very few commits compared to yours. Perhaps the scaling shouldn't be so linear. https://skyline.github.com/windsurfer/2020
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6y ago
If all it takes to prevent the poisoning of an entire city's water supply is two employees, I certainly hope my governments are choosing to hire those two employees.
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Don’t worry, these gangly-armed cartoons are here to protect you from big tech
(eyeondesign.aiga.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> (HTML+JS+CSS is even less efficient, but have somehow taken over thanks to Google and the like.) Adobe themselves pushed for using open web tech. I was working at Adobe in AS3/Flex during the transition and they were going to grea
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6y ago
This isn't quite true anymore. Snap software will still automatically update even if system updates are off. You have to either edit your hosts file to block the snap domain or disable the snapd.service in a command line to prevent the
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I have been using the device with my own build of LineageOS 16.0. It's an Android-Linux OS but it has a custom Linux kernel where I have been customizing the keyboard driver. There are a few blobs in there but it's not too bad. Re
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6y ago
I'm currently using an Fxtec Pro1 [1], which has a respectable Snapdragon 835 and 6GB of ram. It was released last year with an older processor but compare the Geekbench scores to the "High end" new Pixel 5 [2]. It unofficial
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6y ago
Apple has been designing chips since the A4 in 2010. Samsung, TMSC, and other manufacturers with more experience actually build the chips for Apple, and this M1 is no exception being manufactured by TMSC.
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6y ago
If what you're looking for is a specific breakage or result that doesn't depend on something "working", then each commit does not necessarily need to be working. You may also want to read about the git-bisect feature &
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6y ago
Could you expand on how one could face a trial for littering in a society that has no government?
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The Door Problem (2014)
(lizengland.com)
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7y ago
A similar business in Canada: https://www.dairydistillery.com/ I think it's neat that they use yeast developed for fuel manufacturing.
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7y ago
New features can be made without changing the base service.
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7y ago
AMP's current goals are stated to make pages load faster, but it's obvious that the goal is only a start. It's essentially the second part of Microsoft's old "Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish" where Google is wa
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7y ago
By your own logic, podcasters would be releasing their own proprietary apps to prevent users from pressing the "skip forward 30 seconds" button when an ad starts playing. Why isn't that happening?
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7y ago
Wings3D can be operated in a very vim-like way, more than Blender in my opinion.
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7y ago
This is true. With Valve's Proton improvements you often get even better performance with Linux than Windows.
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7y ago
Yes but you were not forced to install those updates.
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7y ago
The privacy issues in Windows 8/10 are a bit scary for some, so if you want to do gaming Windows 7 is your best choice.
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7y ago
Tesla is on sale for cheap? Nice.
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7y ago
What games are you talking about? For example, Natural Selection 2, Counter Strike GO, and Overwatch all do a full simulation of the world on the server, and the server is 100% authoritative. Clients are often running the same simulation lo
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