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Of course, but the surpluses made possible by agriculture meant occasional starvation became a much rarer event

Until winter.

Sucks being out bush stargazing and then seeing a massive constellation to remind you of Musk's wealth and influence. It's no longer possible to totally escape visual reminders of civilisation

As an amateur violinist and synth enthusiast it sounds tinny and dry

How do you feel arriving at someone's house and there's no railings on the stairs? Even if it doesn't affect you (yet) it's unprofessional. We can do better

It's not just mental, as you age you lose moisture in your skin and with that accuracy with touch devices.

Likewise, and often the playwright skill will verify using DOM API instead of wasting tokens on screenshots

Affordable home ownership, shorter work weeks, fund community activities, create more spaces where people can hang out without spending money, subsidise childcare.

Every facet of capitalism is trying to push individualism and consumption

What additional hardware? If you're torrenting you have a PC or laptop, plug said device into your TV and you're good to go

This is an insane take, show me a responsive button with hover state and a tooltip implemented in the canvas that outperforms a button rendered with React.

I'm sorry but no this is fantasy, unless you plan on everything failing in under decade to actually look after your boat takes money. Even salvaging a boat that's sunk can be very expensive.

For example, a through-hull needs replacing. Sure you could find a secondhand one that fits, but you still need to have it hauled out to replace.

Who needs explosives? Spring loaded pointy rod to the skull or razor to the neck

I think a PC is a more apt comparison. Yes we learnt them in computer class but they weren't in the Math classroom. Hell learning software engineering I didn't use my laptop at all during lectures.

Recommend me a design of small sailboat 12 to 15ft that can be easily rowed or fit an outboard which I can build at home out of plywood.

Nearly every agent will either a) ignore one of the parameters, b) hallucinate a design.

What do you mean by finish? I put all my knives in without issue but probably wouldn't do wooden handles

I don't know about that, Roller Coaster Tycoon is fondly remembered and sits on a special place culturally because it was written in assembly by a single person.

I thought this was very common knowledge, we used the technique in our first year EE project.

Cheaper being a big one. Here in Australia student allowance/minimum wage has hardly increased while everything else has gotten far more expensive, young people simply can't afford to drink out/attend events.

There was also a intensive effort to kill nightclubs with lockout laws

This is a big barrier for me replacing our gas stove with induction. I get why they use them (easy cleaning, flush profile) but I just find a knob 100x more pleasant to use.

I don't see any reason why not: https://plausible.io/docs/events-api although you'd have to come up with your own user-agent

I've been looking at propulsion options for my sailing dinghy. Electric is heavy, expensive and I'd like to be able to capsize at will. Something like Hobie's mirage drive would be cool but it's another hole in the hull. I also saw a hand cranked propeller with a 3:1 ratio but that would make steering with the other hand awkward. I think I'll have to stick to oars for now

How to sail a dinghy, synthesizer in a band and a leadership course

I just cannot wrap my head around exhaust mods. I previously rode a 600cc sports bike, I specifically chose it because it's quiet, and still the noise from the stock pipes would give you a headache without earplugs if riding for more than an hour. When I sold it the buyer mentioned the first thing they would do was an exhaust swap...

There's MapLibre GL JS, TerriaJS, Leaflet. What are the killer features you want from a web mapping library?

It showed one path in my area which is a portage trail for canoes connecting two waterways

She'd be fine

IMO the first book was the strongest, followed by the third, I found the 2nd a slog to get through.

How so more than say a white 2pack?

Absolutely love orchids, they're pretty abundant where I live and even within the region the variety is huge! They make fantastic house plants, very low maintenance assuming your climate is appropriate, but please source them ethically.

I have a 1940s house with solid timber benchtops, yes they take a little more care (no hot pans) but from what I hear stone counters stain easily anyway. The nice thing about wood is you can just sand it back and refinish and it will look amazing again. Large slabs are pretty expensive these days so when installing a kitchen downstairs we went with finger jointed timber, was cheaper than stone and slightly more expensive than engineered stone.

Aesthetically they're ugly but stainless steel is probably the best in terms of cost, ease of maintenance and cleaning