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by tolien 24d ago
You didn't specify frozen - I'm looking at a meal taken out of the fridge, which still has a shelf time of ~a week. You're not comparing to a frozen steak either, which will also need an extended cooking time. If you're
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by tolien 24d ago
This canard again [0]? You're comparing one piece of beef with a massive bag of Doritos. The banana's irrelevant, but last time you compared it to an enormous block of chocolate [1]. From experience a microwave meal should take ab
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by tolien 1mo ago
A quick search has Walmart selling a 14.5 oz (411g) bag of Doritos for $5 [0], which according to the back of the packet is 15 servings. Obviously that's comparable to a single piece of beef and a potato (/s) While we're at i
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by tolien 1mo ago
It didn't help that there was a sense that it was a non-job compared to direct flying duties - "what do you mean PTSD, you spend all day playing DCS!" etc.
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by tolien 2mo ago
Shaking it All About... no wait, that's probably taken by Shack Shack.
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by tolien 2mo ago
> Essilor Luxottica has messed up an iconic name and brand. One can only hope that part of fixing this is the observation that EssilorLuxottica is a monopoly in the markets around eyewear (sunglasses, prescription glasses, lenses) and sh
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by tolien 3mo ago
Nah, it's just you that's holding it wrong.
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by tolien 3mo ago
> I could still have 8.8.8.8 routed to me in v-next, and then later do something with 8.8.8.8.1 "v-next" 8.8.8.8 isn't the same thing as IPv4 8.8.8.8, so you now have two "interfaces" running different versions o
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by tolien 3mo ago
> We didn't have requirements 4. change all the pre-existing addresses So your alternative does something you said you didn’t want, while being worse than the original?
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by tolien 3mo ago
> 5. make addresses randomly assigned and > 7. give every device its own public IP by default. Both of these are optional. Don’t want them? Don’t use them - if you don’t configure them, it won’t happen. > 6. make routers accept inb
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by tolien 3mo ago
If anything demonstrates the Dunning-Kruger effect on this forum, it’s the “just add more bits” crowd.
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by tolien 3mo ago
Your ignorance is hanging out. > The author could not find the elusive videos of maniacal Whites stabbing, beheading, assaulting, machete-ing or raping non-White strangers in the streets because they do not exist Literally today - man ch
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by tolien 3mo ago
> This is nothing compared to the original "magic" roundabout of Swindon, Wiltshire. There should be a law (I'd suggest Dougal's Law) describing how any discussion of road design will inevitably lead to a mention of t
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by tolien 5mo ago
I mean, I've literally linked to the rules which say it's not one and done and that if you're called up again you're not entitled to an excusal just because you've previously served at any point in your lifetime...
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by tolien 5mo ago
> You also have to remember that in the UK you only serve on a jury once in your life. Only if it's a particularly long/traumatic case - at this point I've had 4 callups. Certainly in Scotland the rules are [1]: * People w
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by tolien 7mo ago
Some lunatic will take it as a challenge :-) (and become a statistic)
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by tolien 7mo ago
Absolutely, doing it in half that time would be madness though!
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by tolien 7mo ago
I did see a Reddit thing where some tourists were planning to stay in the Lake District and visit Edinburgh and Stonehenge, all during winter. Could've been ragebait, to be fair - they weren't interested when people pointed out th
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by tolien 7mo ago
Google Maps says between 5 and 6 hours and 227 miles - doing that in 3.5 hours would be averaging 65mph. Good luck with that, especially when the speed limit on the A9 itself is 60 mph for cars! The US interstate is probably more comparable
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by tolien 8mo ago
Other than a time lag (and petrol prices don't generally change often enough to matter IME), I can't say I ever noticed any of them being that inaccurate. myAutomate (the owners of Petrolprices.com) talk about having "over
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by tolien 8mo ago
> I think it's exactly that, the UK has never had this so people there either choose by brand or just convenience. We've had it for years (as noted in other comments there's a few different people like the RAC, AA and Petr
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by tolien 8mo ago
The AA also show prices through their app.
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by tolien 8mo ago
This isn’t a new thing either; Farage has been challenged over claiming to align with far-right Northern Irish Unionist parties like Traditional Unionist Voice while recording Cameos saying things like “up the ‘RA”. The ignorance isn’t a mi
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by tolien 8mo ago
Same, although the town in general. I wondered if they addressed how they came up with the name, but don't see anything.
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by tolien 8mo ago
Maybe that's the answer - the USA needs to hold a referendum on becoming a British colony again. It's 250 years since they declared independence, maybe they've changed their mind on having a king? (/s)
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by tolien 9mo ago
No they wouldn't. UPnP is not requisite, certainly not standard, or necessarily built-in. For example, the router I've got doesn't implement UPnP. It's not unusual for it to be disabled, because it's a security issu
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by tolien 9mo ago
> Hosting a website behind a NAT isn’t as trivial as it used to be, and for many it’s now impossible without IPv6. The example I keep coming back to is multiplayer games like Mario Kart, where Nintendo tell you to put the Switch in the D
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by tolien 11mo ago
> So many people online (not just reviewers) complaining that it's just a spec-bump, demanding a new design. If ever there was a case of "be careful what you wish for" - whether it's the Touch Bar, deleting ports or t
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by tolien 1y ago
Leith to London isn't that far away from 500 miles.

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