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The Kingdom of Rui Reis(forbetterscience.com)
3 points by luckys 4mo ago|0 comments
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Young evil genius forces hamster to run on wheel to power his gadgets(theregister.com)
3 points by luckys 4mo ago|0 comments
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by luckys 5mo ago
Sure, seeing well-to-do foreigners live an easy life when one struggles in one's own country can feel bitter but the issues in Portugal are structural and predate the 1926 dictatorship. Have you noticed the same handful of families hav
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by luckys 5mo ago
They'll probably start making them with sim card and modem at some point. I can picture it now on a future ebay listing: faraday cage for your tv - only 99.99!
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by luckys 5mo ago
Yep. For contrast, I loved the elbow room in US flyover country.
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by luckys 5mo ago
It's a book that challenges some established views. If that makes it anti-science... It's up to a person whether they judge a book based only on a superficial understanding of it and without having read it. I recommend it. I can&#
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by luckys 5mo ago
What about the impact of EMF pollution? The book "the invisible rainbow' goes into that, though I don't expect this type of position to be well received in HN. I find it very healthy that this type of "invisible" po
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by luckys 6mo ago
My favorite scene in Life of Brian
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by luckys 6mo ago
Maybe it would be a good idea for Microsoft to split Windows into a version for business that supports all the cruft that has accumulated and is needed, and another version where they start from scratch. Something that is lightweight and re
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by luckys 7mo ago
There is a funny, deep observation made by The Good Place character Michael (a non-human) that has stuck with me since. He says that humans took ice cream, which was perfect, and "ruined it a little" to invent frozen yogurt, just
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by luckys 7mo ago
Love it! Bookmarked :-)
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by luckys 8mo ago
More bad faith interpretations. Here is at least something tangible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_surface_temperature#Glo... On this page can be found the following graphic https://upload.wikimedia.o
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by luckys 8mo ago
Happy to be shown where I can learn more about this different rate of change and trend which sets our current climate change apart from the rest of Earth's history.
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by luckys 8mo ago
>GHG are a matter of life or death That's what I hear from mainstream media all the time. Do you have some information or argument that will help me see things differently? >Of course you live in a 1st world country and it likely
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by luckys 8mo ago
Because this is HN, (in Allo Allo's Michelle Dubois voice...) "I shall say this only wonce": If you're curious, have a look at Earth's historical temperature and co2 data going back millions of years. What you'
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by luckys 8mo ago
I guess so, could also your provider. Have you tried accessing with a vpn?
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by luckys 9mo ago
You make a good point. Getting decent customer/tax payer service is becoming increasingly rare in the name of metrics/efficiency/profit. I feel fortunate I did not yet have to deal with the particular brand of madness you des
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by luckys 9mo ago
https://annas-archive.li/ works and there's a few alternatives listed at the bottom of the page
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FL Studio Linux Setup Guide(github.com)
1 points by luckys 9mo ago|0 comments
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by luckys 9mo ago
https://archive.is/2kKhG
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South Korea will require face scans to buy a SIM(theregister.com)
5 points by luckys 9mo ago|0 comments
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Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth, Study Finds (2016)(nasa.gov)
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by luckys 9mo ago
OP said "Ovo Energy made a clerical error and sent me a bill, leading to a dispute." I don't see what a company in that situation hopes they can accomplish without a contract for providing the service. Even if they knew OP&#x
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by luckys 9mo ago
Where is your contract with Ovo Energy? Companies cannot just go charge random people willy-nilly like that.
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EU yields to pressure from automakers as it rethinks 2035 combustion car ban(reuters.com)
5 points by luckys 9mo ago|1 comments
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by luckys 9mo ago
The end goal of this line of thinking is tracking every molecule in the universe. Exagerated I know, but we're moving in that direction.
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by luckys 9mo ago
The speedy success of Germany invading France in 1940 had more to do with their use of radios and giving commanders on the field some latitude on how to accomplish objectives than with the consequences of the Versailles treaty on the popula
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by luckys 9mo ago
An alternative, because the use of dice is to effectively decide an outcome: for example, Knight (Player1) fights Troll. Have both players agree on a short set of possible outcomes. For this example: 1-Knight defeats Troll 2-Troll defeats K
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by luckys 10mo ago
That long article on the second link was really good, thank you.
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by luckys 10mo ago
I use Fedora Workstation. It's boring and less customizable than other distros out of the box, but I like it like that. I pretty much just add the extension 'dash to panel' and call it a day. Microsoft has their own plans for

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