In all the decades before Greta Thunberg, all the scientists who warned the world about climate change were largely ignored. Almost nothing happened to fight climate change. Greta has been in the spotlights for less…
This is a take I often see recently, and it such a weird one. Greta Thunberg and her "crazed lunatics" have caused massive damage? By that do you mean that in a world without them, there would be much more efforts to…
I'm in the same boat as kmoser. I don't like narrow text lines either. In my experience, books are mostly OK, as long as they don't split up the text in columns. Magazines and newspapers often do have columns that are…
Surely between the browser window too wide (where the text lines are too long) and the browser window too narrow (where side bars are hidden) there exists a width that is exactly to your liking.
Chances are that ambient are doesn't provide enough cooling. Maybe you can open only window, or all windows on the same side of your home, meaning there's no draft. Maybe you're in an urban environment, with a micro…
A couple of years ago that would have been correct, but circumstances have changed. We've had a series of heat waves this summer, and temperatures have gotten very high inside. Much depends on the location of course,…
"The book targets Python 3.15 and later" That's a bit weird, Python 3.15 isn't even fully released yet.
> P.S. The stack overflow question for splitting commits discusses the old and cumbersome approach. The 20th answer discusses the right approach but has a meagre 2 upvotes as of today, compared to 2656 for the older top…
It is illegal, but compliance is not enforced to the degree that it should. Companies get away with a lot of GDPR infractions, unfortunately.
Kinda looks like a low-quality executive summary of a longer text. I agree, it's garbage.
Much like https://ciechanow.ski/
Both far-right and far-left are bad, and often in many ways actually quite close to each other.
How? Looks like a bog standard corporate website to me, and it would surprise me if they would let their highly skilled programmers spend time on creating the website.
60% efficiency? How do these power plants manage to circumvent the limit set by Carnot efficiency?
The only basis they have is the low chance of enforcement. It is absolutely contrary not only to the spirit but also the letter of the law.
> and rarely if ever on a train or a plane I experience motion sickness more easily on planes than on trains or buses. Boats are a problem too, in heavy seas. In a large plane with no or very light turbulence the motion…
And once you have created such a straight line, you can fold the paper again such that the first crease lines up on both sides of the new crease, and then you have a right angle.
In addition to sibling replies, function keys are very useful in debuggers (to step in/over, set breakpoints, ...). And lots of other things that don't immediately come to mind. I'm old enough to remember WordPerfect on…
It's poorly worded. There aren't three motors per axle, there are three motors total: one on the front axle and two on the rear axle.
> I don't know how to write an email without it making the spacing between paragraphs/lines larger than I would like. (I.e. double-spacing) The Compose window by default uses Paragraph style. Change it to Text instead,…
Aha, that's what I missed. That explains it all. Thanks.
I probably should have said Toyota-like hybrid system, to include manufacturers that either licensed Toyota's system or developed something similar themselves.
What surprised me in the video is that Alec was telling how his engine can charge his battery while in the car wash. I had a 2016 Auris which I had to put it in neutral in the car wash, and in neutral the engine…
Yes, but specifically about the Toyota's hybrid system. Other systems are more complex, they have a traditional engine and transmission and an electrical system on top.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/12/opinion/hantavirus-compla... An interesting view on this. No need to panic, but we should take this outbreak, and others like it, more seriously and not leave things to chance,…
In all the decades before Greta Thunberg, all the scientists who warned the world about climate change were largely ignored. Almost nothing happened to fight climate change. Greta has been in the spotlights for less…
This is a take I often see recently, and it such a weird one. Greta Thunberg and her "crazed lunatics" have caused massive damage? By that do you mean that in a world without them, there would be much more efforts to…
I'm in the same boat as kmoser. I don't like narrow text lines either. In my experience, books are mostly OK, as long as they don't split up the text in columns. Magazines and newspapers often do have columns that are…
Surely between the browser window too wide (where the text lines are too long) and the browser window too narrow (where side bars are hidden) there exists a width that is exactly to your liking.
Chances are that ambient are doesn't provide enough cooling. Maybe you can open only window, or all windows on the same side of your home, meaning there's no draft. Maybe you're in an urban environment, with a micro…
A couple of years ago that would have been correct, but circumstances have changed. We've had a series of heat waves this summer, and temperatures have gotten very high inside. Much depends on the location of course,…
"The book targets Python 3.15 and later" That's a bit weird, Python 3.15 isn't even fully released yet.
> P.S. The stack overflow question for splitting commits discusses the old and cumbersome approach. The 20th answer discusses the right approach but has a meagre 2 upvotes as of today, compared to 2656 for the older top…
It is illegal, but compliance is not enforced to the degree that it should. Companies get away with a lot of GDPR infractions, unfortunately.
Kinda looks like a low-quality executive summary of a longer text. I agree, it's garbage.
Much like https://ciechanow.ski/
Both far-right and far-left are bad, and often in many ways actually quite close to each other.
How? Looks like a bog standard corporate website to me, and it would surprise me if they would let their highly skilled programmers spend time on creating the website.
60% efficiency? How do these power plants manage to circumvent the limit set by Carnot efficiency?
The only basis they have is the low chance of enforcement. It is absolutely contrary not only to the spirit but also the letter of the law.
> and rarely if ever on a train or a plane I experience motion sickness more easily on planes than on trains or buses. Boats are a problem too, in heavy seas. In a large plane with no or very light turbulence the motion…
And once you have created such a straight line, you can fold the paper again such that the first crease lines up on both sides of the new crease, and then you have a right angle.
In addition to sibling replies, function keys are very useful in debuggers (to step in/over, set breakpoints, ...). And lots of other things that don't immediately come to mind. I'm old enough to remember WordPerfect on…
It's poorly worded. There aren't three motors per axle, there are three motors total: one on the front axle and two on the rear axle.
> I don't know how to write an email without it making the spacing between paragraphs/lines larger than I would like. (I.e. double-spacing) The Compose window by default uses Paragraph style. Change it to Text instead,…
Aha, that's what I missed. That explains it all. Thanks.
I probably should have said Toyota-like hybrid system, to include manufacturers that either licensed Toyota's system or developed something similar themselves.
What surprised me in the video is that Alec was telling how his engine can charge his battery while in the car wash. I had a 2016 Auris which I had to put it in neutral in the car wash, and in neutral the engine…
Yes, but specifically about the Toyota's hybrid system. Other systems are more complex, they have a traditional engine and transmission and an electrical system on top.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/12/opinion/hantavirus-compla... An interesting view on this. No need to panic, but we should take this outbreak, and others like it, more seriously and not leave things to chance,…