purplemonkeymad @ purplemonkeymad @programming.dev

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I like those 6, but was not the mnemonic that was advertised around me. In general the order follows the life cycle of the minerals, so reduce is first as it means you dig up less. Reuse/repair is after it has been dug up, so less goes to disposal.

I would argue that repair is part of re-use, since you are allowing it to be used again. So would be part of the second r. The first r is reduce, which would boil down to: if you already have one, don't buy another. It's more effective to not need the resources in the first place.

I agree, specialized subs are really the only reason to use it. There are enough people on it that niche subjects have sufficient people to keep the communities going. Lemmy does not have that for all subjects (yet.)

It was sick near me, the pubs now clean up properly.

I feel like it's missing the perfect light weight version that appears to do everything you want. Except it's written in java, has not been updated for 4 years, and for some strange reason only works with oracle java.

Also check what options you have with uni IT. Some unis have student access to paid software or if you are a uni club.

I know what community this is, but is your clubhouse a registered non-profit? They can get 10 business premium licenses that include office at no cost on Microsoft 365. If you are worried about the activator it might be a less worrying route.

This has to be the best one here. The sheer lack of understanding of how to authenticate an account by the dev.

The point of having a high entropy password is to protect against hackers brute forcing a leaked database of hashes.

I don't think you need to worry about that in this case, the special character restriction suggests to me that they don't hash it.

Vim is a TUI, that's basically the same, they should be writing that config file using echo, sed and redirects!

I can't believe someone else got gunman chronicles. Although mine looks more like a half life cover than yours.

Rtcw is also my goto memory whenever someone mentions Wolfenstein. The modded 64 player servers were a blast despite the lag.

Yea sometimes you don't really know what is in the bundle you got. At least you didn't buy it multiple times.

But you'll get around to them at some point, and it's a good deal so if you buy it later it might cost more. No it's fine you definitely won't get distracted by another game and will start it after the one you are playing just now.

I don't know what you mean "I've had that unplayed game for 17 years," I'm going to play it next, (after this one I'm about to buy.)

Was that not the concern in 2016 as well? That he had large debts to undisclosed people who might influence him, "off the record."

That is just more propaganda. In the netflix program about it they show that they can't tell the difference.

The whole natural diamond thing is they want to control the volume of diamonds on the market. If you can make them, then there will be such a high production the prices will plummet. The only reason the price is high, is that they keep production low.

I don't know about other places but they haven't had a counter for years round here. They have big screens that you go up to to order and pay, then you get a number and pick it up when called. Even if you wanted to do this, no one is going to listen to you trying to order at the kitchen.

This is a correct unit for it. Why? Think of it like a tube where as you move along it you use up the fuel. Over a set distance you would use more in a lower efficiency vehicle. Since the length of that pipe is the same, then the change would be the area of the ends of the pipe. Thus fuel efficiency is an area, smaller is better.

That is the event that icann uses as it's reason to be strict about it.

For real Brexit was a stunning result. I just remember this post results interview with same randoms about it and one of the yes voters was like "yea I just through it was never going to happen and voted yes as a laugh."

Yea, the concentration of energy trapped in matter is immense. People say matter is energy and e=mc^2 but you really have to do the calculations to see how much work that c squared is doing. A small grain of sand is probably more energy than the largest bomb, but the hard part is converting that matter into energy.

A hydrogen bomb (even bigger than a nuke,) converts less than a percent of the matter in the bomb to energy.