morsch

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Comment · 1 hour ago
So what you are saying is they forgot the word "small" in "arginine is an amino acid small children need to grow".
Comment · 2 days ago
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Comment · 3 days ago
Comment · 7 days ago
It ran great on a Performa 475 (25 MHz Motorola 68LC040). I guess that settles that old debate!
Comment · 10 days ago
That sounds like Knuth came up with them, but the notation is much older than 1976
Comment · 10 days ago
As a kid, I would have been all over this. The signal to noise ratio is pretty bad, but that was also true for shareware collections (how about another implementation of Mahjongg) and it didn't stop me. Granted, kids these days probably have other ways to spend their time.
Comment · 14 days ago
France completely exited New York, the Netherlands roughly halved what they've stored there. That was in 2026. They didn't physically ship any of it, they sold it and rebought in Europe.

Germany moved 111t from New York in 2016, and, afaict, nothing since then. There's still 1236t left.

Italy also keeps over 1000t in New York (no plans for repatriation).

Comment · 17 days ago
Comment · 18 days ago
And that's why it got the highest rating of five cows on Tucows
Comment · 19 days ago
You distilled it. That's stealing!
Comment · 20 days ago
The European plug design is also ancient, going back to 1929
Comment · 25 days ago
I have a similar lamp that also makes you press and hold. Annoying. Yours even has that knob (mine is all touch) -- it should just have a physical detent at the end that cuts power, you know, like lots of dimmable lamps used to have.
Comment · 26 days ago
Maybe none of the tested devices is available but another one with similar hardware is.
Comment · 1 month ago
I was curious what they're currently sponsoring; here's another neat OSM project: https://osm2world.org/demo/?lat=52.5239396&lon=13.4104859&ra...

The current demo doesn't seem to cover many places worldwide, but what is there is really neat! To me this already looks better than modern city sim games, because they never seem to get the scale right, among other things.

Not sure what's stopping them from covering more places, since the idea presumably is to generate these tiles from existing OSM data. And in fact one of the easiest things to do with StreetComplete is add the height and type of a building.

Comment · 1 month ago

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