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Comment #49230039
Not op, but I have been forced to switch to morning workouts for the past year and they as bad as they always were for me. Above low intensity and I am impaired for the rest of the…
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Comment #49194376
I have never been able to follow a score despite music lessons and playing in an orchestra (I faked it). I find such a striking difference between notation that just swims in front…
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Comment #49165398
Not used it but from perusing forums, consensus is OpenRouter has terrible/broken caching for Deepseek wildly inflating token use. The cache metrics are visible so you can verify f…
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Comment #49108686
Would a marine raid by ship be lower risk than a smash and grab by panel-van on land? I imagine land is a lower bar to entry, accessible to a much larger criminal base, but securit…
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Comment #49096351
> because Klarna already specializes in precisely this kind of transaction I think Apple gets sweetheart deals so their partners often lose money. Klarna likely sees this as a mark…
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Comment #48776397
First time I have seen this name. Wikipedia is intriguingly inconsistent - claims that Marijn is the Dutch variant of Marinus meaning 'marine' like Marius, Mario etc. but other pag…
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Comment #48669020
It's very weird to consider "time consumed" as a positive not negative metric. A good piece of art changes your consciousness and makes you a different person. The best part of a b…
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Comment #48597986
As a cyclist, I find sound such a poor signal I'd consider it optional. Too many threats are silent and sound is too late, misleadingly bounces of other surfaces and generally poor…
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Comment #48474295
Members will switch gyms if it's too busy at times they want to visit. "Too busy" includes too much contention for a single piece of equipment. US gyms might be vast warehouses but…
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Comment #47897089
Shame. I have two Filcos over 15 years old. Some of the switches started dying at the same time last year. I guess I tipped over the lifetime of cherry switches. I looked around bu…
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Comment #47692600
> in contrast to dogs who can be taught to take set routes/patterns A rat taught to do a Westminster-style agility course including slalom cones: https://imgur.com/gallery/smart-pe…
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Comment #47475909
In primary school, we did this with a piece of cardboard by cutting /\/\/\ at the top and bottom and inserting a knitting needle as the cylinder comb for doing a batch of alternate…
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Comment #47377684
I would love to have blanks for every unused socket/port to keep dust out. I'm just too cheap to pay for them though...
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Comment #47377507
For the same spec it's likely to be a different chip count rather than density. In theory two sticks could have higher bom... not that consumers would see such savings given the pr…
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Comment #47376761
> gpodder.net Not sure quite what's going on with that project but when I looked - gpodder.net was a subscription service and the foss project was somewhat hidden and renamed as my…
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Comment #47365128
They were still selling butterfly keyboards in 2020.
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Comment #47171670
Beef Wellington could be spherical if you so chose. I suspect that deep-fried-battered haggis might exist which could be very spherical.
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Comment #47001725
It's my preference too. What do you use? I used to use "GTK Title Bar" gnome extension which was abandoned a few versions ago so had to write my own and it's X11 specific. The one …
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Comment #46919297
> The Chemical Brothers (a), The Dust Brothers (b) I had a couple of Dust Brothers (a) cassettes before they changed their name after getting a call from the other Dust Brothers (b…
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Comment #46855342
I love termux. I can run my normal terminal environment - tmux, fish, just, git, zoxide, yazi etc. and build rust apps. With decent auto-complete/fuzzy-search, it's very ergonomic …
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Comment #46703336
As far as I can see, 4k Thinkpad IPS are DCI-P3. There are Yogas with 3.2k Adobe RGB tandem OLEDs.
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Comment #46427482
> Steam game updates are mandatory and you can't downgrade the game to a previous version either. For Crusader Kings III, the old versions are listed as betas (cog -> properties ->…
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Comment #46378767
The XPS I bought in 2018 has a Wacom digitiser for touch/pen and I believe those are very well supported. A clean install of Ubuntu and the touchscreen and all pen features worked …