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xandrius
3d ago
Did you really pull the "slippery slope" on a change for children football matches to safeguarding them from abuse from spectators?
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xandrius
4d ago
Micologist with a microscope?
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xandrius
4d ago
We believed that the craft was typing the code while the real skill is to create something solving someone's problem. Whether that's done by punching holes in cards, writing esoteric letter combinations decided back in the 80s or
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xandrius
5d ago
Nope 350-375C. You want to have higher temperature on the tip to be able to melt it reliably. Look it up, also I discovered that 350C is not double as hot as 175C, actually just 25% more.
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xandrius
11d ago
Just FYI, the general suggested temperature for 60/40 is 375C. So 400 is not too far off.
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xandrius
11d ago
This is a great example of ELI mirmor23.
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xandrius
11d ago
That link is unfortunately quite useless, link doesn't work.
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xandrius
11d ago
And in between? Also what would I really need it for? I mainly do ESP circuits and stuff like that, would I ever need anything other than a multimeter if your opinion?
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xandrius
13d ago
Please don't spoil answers for other people
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xandrius
13d ago
Throw in some wolves and create a brand new set of problems :)
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xandrius
14d ago
Great stereotypical engineer's response.
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xandrius
16d ago
It was just less of everything than Chrome. First install experience for an average user was much better in terms of speed and snappiness. That was one of the keys to its success.
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xandrius
21d ago
But if I give you that command and all tools and unrestricted limitation to do absolutely anything then why not?
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xandrius
24d ago
Now everyone is a bloody writing critic and everything is a piece of master literature that needs to be criticised as such.
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xandrius
26d ago
That's because you don't actually own the kindle.
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xandrius
26d ago
Skimming Adam's articles should come with a fine and some time in.
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xandrius
26d ago
Just fyi, you can take your time-based rating and fit it the 5-stars system of the club.
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xandrius
26d ago
The problem is that you probably do little research or read very few old books. There are multiple instances of a book being referred within another book, while at the time the author had access to it, we might not have it today. Taking a r
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xandrius
26d ago
Google probably wanted to sell the whole of Google Books.
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xandrius
28d ago
I'd be careful banging two rocks together else someone might start a war with them!
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xandrius
1mo ago
The price you pay should definitely be higher then.
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xandrius
1mo ago
It's "to make an apple pie from scratch". You can make a sandwich with two slices of bread and whatever filling.
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xandrius
1mo ago
This comment is clearly not in good faith but one can clearly understand that the current generation is out outdated.
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xandrius
1mo ago
Replaced sounds, not with silence but with a different type of sound?
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xandrius
1mo ago
I also woke up around that time, just because it took 30-40 min to go to school + breakfast and preparation. So why dismiss other people's lives just because they are different than yours? What's the point of lying about waking up
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xandrius
1mo ago
Apple watch, even with most things disabled barely makes it to the next day. Pretty but etrash.
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xandrius
1mo ago
I wish it worked with a Kobo Clara too!
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xandrius
1mo ago
ご馳走 (gochisou) means feast. 様 (sama) is a highly honorific suffix. でした (deshita) it was. Basically literally saying "that was a great feast", as it is said after eating the meal and leaving the establishment. Not sure why the Japa
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xandrius
1mo ago
Enough good? You are joking, right? They also kick off a ton of other nefarious things we are still paying for.
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xandrius
1mo ago
Have you actually tried? I refreshed a ton of arguments which I had studied or briefly encountered before, so it's less likely to fool me than if I knew 0. And the fact that I can frame a question precisely and as deep as I like is tru
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