baud147258

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by baud147258 5d ago
> plain old feed which twitter now offers I'm pretty sure I've only had a plain (chronological) feed since I started using Twitter a few years ago... There's a few times I had to switch back/reenable it, but it'
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Freedom for the Thought That We Hate(graphsaboutreligion.com)
3 points by baud147258 6d ago|0 comments
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by baud147258 7d ago
cyclists kill (and hurt) pedestrians, just like drivers
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How the Chorleywood Bread Process transformed British bread(edconway.substack.com)
134 points by baud147258 8d ago|132 comments
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Why Taiwan's Silicon Shield Is Failing(nationalinterest.org)
2 points by baud147258 9d ago|3 comments
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by baud147258 9d ago
> I also think that the current Apple big shots never use their stuff or they would have noticed. Or they do and they don't think it's worth their time and energy to get them fixed. I think they just don't care about thei
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The Untold Pre-History of 9/11(nationalinterest.org)
17 points by baud147258 9d ago|6 comments
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by baud147258 12d ago
and taking into account a minority that will have no choice but to interact with the new regulation (unlike service or white collar worker for whom it would be easier to take public transportation) seems like a good idea, no?
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by baud147258 12d ago
Knowing the author through his work, it doesn't surprise me he's using that expression. And quickly searching on the blog, he's used it before.
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China's Rare Earths Duopoly(chinatalk.media)
1 points by baud147258 12d ago|0 comments
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by baud147258 13d ago
> the real target was whale oil, the best lubricant and it was used that way until the second half of the 20th century
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by baud147258 13d ago
> very few people have those requirements beyond plumbers. I'd say everyone who's working in the various home improvements/renovations, so carpenters, tillers, HVAC/boilers installers and maintainers, roofers, painter
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by baud147258 14d ago
what happened? I just use NM once every few years to download the same handful of mods
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by baud147258 14d ago
My point is that the parent to whom I was responding didn't address the cases where one need a motor vehicle for their work. If it had been addressed as 'those cases will have to pay for the charge and adapt their prices', I
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by baud147258 14d ago
I like trams, they're cool. I wonder if, once automated driving is advanced enough, we'll go back to cars and trams sharing the road (here in France all the trams I've seen have their tracks separated from the road and for go
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The North Sea Gas is not just about the North Sea Gas(edconway.substack.com)
3 points by baud147258 14d ago|0 comments
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Are We Approaching "Peak Ship"?(edconway.substack.com)
1 points by baud147258 14d ago|0 comments
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The 30k-mile fish finger(edconway.substack.com)
2 points by baud147258 15d ago|0 comments
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by baud147258 15d ago
> "What about all the people who need to drive into the city for work?" How are they going to do if there's no public transportation available for their commute? edit: and how about plumbers (and the like) who need a vehic
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Commercially Available Bike Generators Are Not Sustainable (2011)(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
49 points by baud147258 21d ago|50 comments
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by baud147258 22d ago
why did they use people instead of mechanical mean to pull the ropes?
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by baud147258 23d ago
I've seen paid toilets in train stations (last month in le Mans, a few years ago in a corner of Montparnasse station, though that was before the last round of renovation) and in a mall (CNIT in la Defense). Some RATP train stations hav
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by baud147258 23d ago
> We'll spend a trillion dollars bombing people halfway around the world that never meant us any harm While I'm sure the US has bombed a significant number of such people, I wouldn't call Iran as 'never meant us any h
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European firms afraid of US tech kill switch but haven't made an escape plan(theregister.com)
5 points by baud147258 1mo ago|0 comments
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by baud147258 1mo ago
If it happened, it wasn't in all of Innsbruck. I was there earlier this year and it seems a good chunk of the historical center hasn't been replaced by more modern buildings.
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by baud147258 2mo ago
I don't know where in the EU you're thinking of applying that, but here in France inheritance are heavily taxed
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by baud147258 2mo ago
while it's not on that kind of level, but the wikipedia page on operation Sandblast ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Sandblast ) has a few details on the daily life aboard, between weekly routine and maint
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by baud147258 2mo ago
> It's not uncommon for the immediate family to visit the body before the funeral, but I haven't heard of restoration being used for that and I think embalming is quite unusual as well. As you say, that would vary by country. H
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60 Years Ago, a Submerged Submarine Circled the Globe for the First Time (2020)(popularmechanics.com)
45 points by baud147258 2mo ago|38 comments
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The Glass Famine(edconway.substack.com)
122 points by baud147258 2mo ago|60 comments

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