shellfishgene

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by shellfishgene 6d ago
It's just so the cold water pipes sit in a pool of warm water. https://www.meanderhr.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/HXdrain... This is even simpler: https://warmduscher.de/produkt&#x
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by shellfishgene 6d ago
That does exist. Simple versions just have a large, deep drain with coils the cold water runs through. Fancier ones have a proper heat exchanger next to the shower (requires a pump) or in the basement. Water sanitation rules probably make i
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by shellfishgene 8d ago
What's missing from the story I think is the part about "...then had a breakthrough on August 15th. The mathematical rumour mill kicked into gear...". If only the two of them were working on the problem in secret, how did the
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by shellfishgene 9d ago
I was also a bit disappointed with the video. I don't usually watch the channel, but the previous video on LG with the McAfee thing was good. This one, well it has important points and exposes some very valid concerns. However I mostly
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by shellfishgene 14d ago
I like to sit away from the wings to have a better view out the window, but not sitting in the fragment spread cone is probably also a good idea ;)
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by shellfishgene 16d ago
I think the majority of pet cats live in cities and suburan settings, which are anyway highly artificial ecosystems. Also, as noted in another comment already, birds are fed in the same areas also, and provided nesting boxes, which probably
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by shellfishgene 21d ago
Usually everyone in the fishing villages knows who does it. Often it's not the same people all the time: Individuals may need a larger amount of money than they can get from normal fishing, due to illness of a family member, or necessa
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by shellfishgene 21d ago
Yeah, usually everyone in the local communities knows who is dynamite fishing. Doesn't mean they will rat out their neighbor, but education on how it hurts everyone is probably more effective in the long term.
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
It seems that at least for most women in those times every free minute was used to spin yarn, a job that was essentially never finished.
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
Even in these marketing shots they could not make those thin and straight seats look anything but terribly uncomfortable.
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
Relevant video series from the same guy, testing chemistry recipes from 1933: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIM6943BSRA
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
I like the assistant, but now with new fair use billing I run out after 2 weeks with the 25$/month plan. I guess the problem is not that Kagi is expensive but that the big providers subsidize plans more than Kagi could afford, so it se
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
And it shows the robot getting into something of a loop when trying to fold the white shorts. I wonder if someone pushed a button to get it out of that.
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
Also enshittification is slowly starting. Yesterday I asked Gemini (in the Android app) for a recommendation for an app for sound recording. Instead of it answering I got a popup to allow Gemini access to open the app store (or something li
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
What are the statistics for quality of life after CPR even if it saves the patients life? I think this is more what the article is about.
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
Watching the videos on the race I was surprised that "Marlin strike", where Marlin fish poke holes with their bill in the hull, seems to be a problem at least now and then. There was a scene where they epoxy the hole with part of
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by shellfishgene 2mo ago
You can get one here, you'll have to wait until next year though: https://light.bio/
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
I'm sure that's a big reason. But I think they also may be afraid that, if CarPlay/AndroidAuto really becomes such a must have that they can't sell cars without, Apple and Google with start charging them huge fees.
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
It may actually be cheaper to have the robot remotely operated all the time from some low cost country...
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
This thing is also surprising considering Fable was not allowed to answer any biology questions.
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
In traditional Cologne brewery bars where they serve the local light beer (in small glasses of 200 ml) the waiter replaces empty glasses with full ones without asking. Unless you put the coaster on top. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
If this should actually go on for longer there might be a danger that those employees just start their own companies in Europe or Asia.
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by shellfishgene 3mo ago
"Over the following decades, Lee built a strong government that was backed by a competent and virtually corruption-free civil service..." This part of the history, only mentioned in this one sentence, is the most interesting and r
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
He did use a IR stroboscope and a camera, as owls can apparently not see IR.
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
There are multiple similar companies in many European countries, even though the government provides (often somewhat basic) tools to file taxes. A large percentage of citizens in the Germany and Austria use paid software because it's m
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
Even just searching in Germany there are at least 4 companies making different designs. I guess they must be selling quite well. Most make non solar tiles of the same size and design for shaded parts of the roof.
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
The US is also currently rerunning this experiment with gambling/sports betting. Also does not seem to turn out so well...
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
But bacteria also become resistant against phages, you would still have to continuously develop new ones.
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
It's not really clear, the German part was going slower than the tunnel, but now that the tunnel is also delayed by at least 2 years, who knows maybe they are in sync again ;). The road link seems to be going much faster than the rail
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by shellfishgene 4mo ago
I think they mean the algae is in sunlight during the day and growing, producing light only at night.

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