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emptysands
7mo ago
Long time ago (10+ years) I'd occasionally google something and find an older blog solution post on my own blog. It is hard to maintain both the revelance and the practice to maintain these over the course of life.
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emptysands
4y ago
Cash can be both capital and operating funds. They may want to keep certain debt ratios and are not worried about impact on net income.
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emptysands
4y ago
I use the sync feature, but its not required. There are several tutorials for using got with a community plugin or an alternative like syncthing. Its just text after all. Which is the point of using Obsidian. Paying for sync is like paying
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emptysands
4y ago
Duplicacy has worked well for several years on both my wife's and mother's laptops. Doesn't require much work and just keeps operating.
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emptysands
6y ago
Check out Yinote. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/yinote/fhpgggnmdlm...
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emptysands
6y ago
Must use chrome extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-meet-grid-v...
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emptysands
6y ago
My accounting system is written in Tk/TCL. Works well.
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6y ago
I use four areas. BUY, MOVE, STORE and SUPPORT. The first three relate to your areas - procurement, logistics, operations. The last is things like quality control and Master data.
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6y ago
Revenue I think. They have a full time farmer. I don't have all the details, but I think it's main focus is education and as a model.
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6y ago
OMG Garden in Auckland is an urban garden that produces 1000NZD per week in commercial produce sales. They think they can get to 1400 per week. Small <500 sqm plot between buildings. They have full time farmer.
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Scientists Are Starting to Take Warp Drives Seriously
(sciencealert.com)
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New China virus: Five questions scientists are asking
(nature.com)
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7y ago
Best way to do that is bike to work.
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DNS system exploited to silently follow folks around the web
(theregister.co.uk)
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What reduces our personal CO2 footprint? We have no clue
(linkedin.com)
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Exploit required specific combination of software and config lines. MIAB didn't have those lines. That's not to say another similar exploit might have worked a different way. Luckily that bug is patched now.
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7y ago
Will also be driven by demand. EVs are already cheaper to operate. If they are also cheaper to produce and support, then the alternative is not competitive. The result is then just delayed by historic capital and reallocation.
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7y ago
Europe was after China last time. For example, Marco Polo. Opium War was pretty much China to Europe as well. Brits stole tea and gave it to the Indians as a cash crop.
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7y ago
Cost of renewables is falling fast. Getting close to 1c per kWh.
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7y ago
One of the theories is that putting the caps and other mechanic actions cause friction and create the particles. Many water pipes in houses are plastic. Would be interesting to see studies on tap water.
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AMD’s Ryzen 9 3950X, Threadripper on hold until November
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7y ago
Less parts should also mean a more productive manufacturing process.
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China is now not really a low cost labour source. It is mainly a supply chain nexus.
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Google Drive will introduce long-asked-for file shortcuts feature
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Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile blows up, creating “mini-Chernobyl”
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Neuroscientist used brainhack. It's super effective Oh, and disturbingly easy
(theregister.co.uk)
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Climate crisis reducing land’s ability to sustain humanity, says IPCC
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Sick of traffic? Get cities to invest in bikes and mass transit, says report
(curbed.com)
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7y ago
The Mastering Emacs ebook. https://www.masteringemacs.org/
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7y ago
Could this process work at grid scale as a power storage for renewable energy?
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