boudin

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by boudin 5d ago
> At the time, it was, it allowed the country to feed itself on (largely) its own wheat. They didn't know it could contribute to IBS, they did know there was national food security at stake. Beyond that it made cheaper, mass-produce
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by boudin 6d ago
Long fermentation with little sourdough is making a come back in France (e.g the Respectus Panis thing) but I would think it's harder to apply to baguettes for professional bakers looking at how many they churn a day. That would be a l
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by boudin 6d ago
This article makes it sound like a good thing, but bread made using the Chorleywood process is considered as ultra-processed food and studies shows that it can contribute to IBS. IMO This invention has been bad for the UK, causing real brea
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by boudin 9d ago
I have another suggestion which doesn't contradict yours. When I was younger I used to get bored way more often. I had to wait regularly during a week (e.g. for a bus, friend, appointment) or even at work as a software dev (e.g. compil
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by boudin 15d ago
What's terrible? It just work out of the box.
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by boudin 17d ago
Thecnosolusionism to the rescue, let's create new problems...
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by boudin 17d ago
It was a good amount of rain, but most of it just went straight to rivers as soil is really dry (think if try to get a dry sponge wet again, soil behave in a similar way). It helps but if there are no new rain episodes, water tables will st
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by boudin 27d ago
There's already and experimental support no?
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by boudin 29d ago
There are definitely trade offs with Fairphone but it's unfair (no pun intended) to compare them with a company like Google without mentioning their strong points. Fairphone does focus on having a better social and environmental impact
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by boudin 1mo ago
More and more parts of the windows eco-system is now generated by AI and reviewed by AI, humans are only involved in testing (source is a familly member who works for microsoft). Not sure if it's the case for this app, but there might
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by boudin 3mo ago
It depends of the operating system you install. Fairphone by default comes with a pretty standard Android version with Google Play serices, so it will be impacted. If you either buy a Fairphone from Murena (with /e/ OS) or from Io
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by boudin 3mo ago
When doing coppicing it's definitely something to be careful with. Once started, the trees needs to be cared for regularly. E.g. on the ash trees I have, it needs to be "harvested" every 8 to 9 years. If you fail to do that t
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by boudin 3mo ago
It depends of the type of tree. Ash used to be used both for firewood and timber in France. I have ~35 250 year old ash trees like this, a good chunk of the branches are straight, just not as vertical as the ones from the technique above (w
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by boudin 4mo ago
Wero is the alternative, it's moving on quite well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_(payment)
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by boudin 4mo ago
And the Internet was state sponsored too, at the time though it was not even legal to create communication networks in a lot of countries. But that's the premises But what it gave birth to was a form of anarchy. One doesn't go aga
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by boudin 4mo ago
The web originally was way closer to anarchism and I really miss that. It was a cluster of self-organising communities, little to no intervention from the state, a lot was not profit driven. Same with IRC.
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by boudin 5mo ago
I always used to think ask jeeves was a malware because of the IE bar that was installed automatically with some app (java i think). A fair amount of my teenage years was spent on uninstalling IE search bars (and other crap) from the comput
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by boudin 5mo ago
Closer to 2 as it was rarelly running at full 56kb/s. Although, being patient was part of the experience as well
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by boudin 5mo ago
Yes, it brought back some video card memories
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by boudin 5mo ago
At this point, windows is already becoming a poor implementation of wine anyway.
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by boudin 6mo ago
Our behaviour is also responsible for China's and India emissions. We've exported lot of our production to those countries and are importing it back. If we were to measure emissions not by the country of the producer but the count
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by boudin 7mo ago
This portal will just contain propaganda to serve the fascist agenda of the current US government. Not saying that things are perfect in Europe but the US talking about freedom and freedom of speech sounds like a joke.
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by boudin 8mo ago
I wonder what the plan is to recycle those. Without a plan to safely bring back all this hardware and recycling it, we'll deplete earth from it's mineral. The matter used to build things on earth stays within earth's ecosyste
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by boudin 8mo ago
Oops, i fed a troll or an ai
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by boudin 8mo ago
China is doing so while western countries delegated a lot of its manufacturing to China though. The fact that US emissions are not going down shows that something is really really wrong there. Europe claiming that its emissions are going do
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by boudin 8mo ago
Security is a fallacy here because, being a US company, it is technically not secured by default as it has backdoors (or one has to assume it has backdoors and those cannot even be audited). Then it is just about the sense of security which
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by boudin 8mo ago
Allowing people to own their devices and modify them can first foster creativity and competition, which can lead to the creation of standards, alternatives and businesses around that. The current situation makes it impossible to create a bu
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by boudin 8mo ago
What the US built is already dystopian, there's nothing to lose moving away from that. Things like chat control are not a good thing neither, but adding regulation can also be beneficial and lead to interoperable standards. That's
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by boudin 9mo ago
And?
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by boudin 9mo ago
Toyota RAV4 seems to be the best selling car globally in 2025, not model y. Overall tesla models looks dated, quality is not great, ongoing safety issue with underwhelming responses, competition on the ev segment is just better on many poin

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