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by lostlogin 3d ago
You’re describing another (intentional) part of NZs ACC. It frees up the courts. This suit is just covered, and the courts don’t get bogged down (well, they do, just not with this stuff).
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by lostlogin 3d ago
It definitely doesn’t save money. Tipo 00 is great for making pasta and pizza, but it can be hard to get. I as 50g or so to a batch of normal bread to help it out. It’s pretty unscientific but it works. Also: don’t spill it. If makes glue a
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by lostlogin 3d ago
I add gluten to bread occasionally. It good when making pizza and makes bread rise nicely.
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by lostlogin 3d ago
> I consider myself a decent amateur baker and I've never noticed a huge difference in bread flours. If you make sourdough, have a crack at using standard supermarket flour and then try adding some organic stone ground or other expe
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by lostlogin 4d ago
> Forget the ridiculous minimum coverage requirements, a huge percentage of Americans drive around with no insurance whatsoever Here in New Zealand you aren’t required to have insurance at all, although every gets healthcare and lost wag
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by lostlogin 4d ago
Taxation destroys money?
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by lostlogin 4d ago
The scenario has 3 problems. The surveillance by Wayno, the US police propensity for shooting people and kids having guns. Wayno picked a difficult market.
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by lostlogin 5d ago
What? How?
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by lostlogin 5d ago
> there was a fear of "alert fatigue" coupled with a lack of confidence about the strength of the signals they were getting. This and the parent comment might be correct, but also, the US has one of the largest intelligence age
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by lostlogin 5d ago
> A regular water heater needs about 12kWh a day, For reference: I’m in a household of three. Over the last month (winter, when n case that matters) we averaged 7.9kwh per day. I recently did the maths on switching to a heat pump hot wat
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by lostlogin 5d ago
I don’t know a lot about heat pumps, but one inefficiency that irritates me is that we are doing opposite things in isolation frequently. I want to cool the house (so have waste heat) but also want to warm my water, so make heat. In winter
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by lostlogin 5d ago
> you can bet the US will run an expensive campaign to discredit it in public opinion. The US has effective run this on itself for the past few years. The Chinese look fairly benign in comparison.
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by lostlogin 6d ago
I was thinking of journeys that are hundreds or thousands of years. If the acceleration was too great but survivable, what happens? I can’t imagine my back, knees or ankles would like it.
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by lostlogin 6d ago
Gravity on Earth varies about .7%. Increasing the acceleration a little bit more than that (eg to 1%) would make a difference. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_of_Earth
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by lostlogin 8d ago
Sony tv with an AppleTV and a pihole.
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by lostlogin 8d ago
> commercial grade signage displays If there is ever a campaign where people smash these, I’m in. Driving around a shopping strip while the damn things flash and change is awful. It’s distracting too, and seems likely to cause crashes.
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by lostlogin 9d ago
What apps are you using? I’m on Calibre Web and Shelfmark.
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by lostlogin 9d ago
> I feel like firing someone immediately for this issue would have sprouted a surprising level ownership to find the people or team (or teams) to be blamed. I’d be ducking away from an issue that had just got someone fired. Tangent: The
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by lostlogin 11d ago
‘Lake America’ buys breathing time too.
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by lostlogin 11d ago
> camera failing with mounting it on my bike. I’ve wondered about this. Does it shake a lot less when it’s in a pocket for the same ride? Presumably yes, as every cyclist ever does that.
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by lostlogin 11d ago
Frame storage is my dream feature for a road bike. You see it on gravel bikes and it makes me very jealous.
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by lostlogin 11d ago
> Really puts into perspective how exploitative De Beers is. Another reading is that Botswana has a small economy. It has been growing fast for a while, but has a heavy reliance on mining gemstones. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by lostlogin 11d ago
> It's funny how we can't be celebrate a European achievement without trying to interpret it into relationship to the US. It really isn’t funny. The US shat the bed and for now the repercussions are mainly being felt outside th
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by lostlogin 12d ago
Please be gentle, I know nothing: why can’t admins delete particular users and everything these users have done?
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by lostlogin 12d ago
> 0.5s latency on any update, which would be obnoxious in some situations. What situation?
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by lostlogin 12d ago
Wow, amazing work. My use case is a bit more basic than most. I am nearly always on routes I know and just want a few basic stats, but… I require a bike radar to work. I use a Varia. I like the beep, and need the indication for a car behind
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by lostlogin 14d ago
> Luckily, privacy policies are legally binding. Companies violate them all the time and massive leaks happen a lot. The punishments are trivial.
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by lostlogin 14d ago
The first link appears to say 22 cases. 12 have faced sanction.
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by lostlogin 14d ago
It’s always good at the beginning. What happens when you leave? Is the laptop yours? Theirs? Is this documented?
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by lostlogin 15d ago
Music discovery on Spotify used to be great, but I left 5+ years ago so I’m unsure now.

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