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Architecture at Graylog, interested in all kinds of noisy and dirty machinery, can opener for dogs, cook for wife. Also like coffee.
Another reason for me at least, looking at curved screens all day make me feel like I’m falling into flat ones if i switch between them regularly. Maybe I’m just getting old but it was unpleasant. Super nitpicky of course 🤣
September 25, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Another reason for me at least, looking at curved screens all day make me feel like I’m falling into flat ones if i switch between them regularly. Maybe I’m just getting old but it was unpleasant. Super nitpicky of course 🤣
But ymmv of course, I quickly moved off of a 34” ultrawide 1440p for that reason, it felt like I wasted tons of screen real estate all the time.
September 25, 2025 at 1:04 PM
But ymmv of course, I quickly moved off of a 34” ultrawide 1440p for that reason, it felt like I wasted tons of screen real estate all the time.
Problem is: they are expensive af.
For me, the Thunderbolt hub with KVM integrated is worth it because I switch between a work laptop and private desktop at least twice a day, for others that might be irrelevant.
Personally I don’t enjoy ultrawide screens, as I end up working in the middle anyway
For me, the Thunderbolt hub with KVM integrated is worth it because I switch between a work laptop and private desktop at least twice a day, for others that might be irrelevant.
Personally I don’t enjoy ultrawide screens, as I end up working in the middle anyway
September 25, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Problem is: they are expensive af.
For me, the Thunderbolt hub with KVM integrated is worth it because I switch between a work laptop and private desktop at least twice a day, for others that might be irrelevant.
Personally I don’t enjoy ultrawide screens, as I end up working in the middle anyway
For me, the Thunderbolt hub with KVM integrated is worth it because I switch between a work laptop and private desktop at least twice a day, for others that might be irrelevant.
Personally I don’t enjoy ultrawide screens, as I end up working in the middle anyway
Immediate reply guy here:
I’ve just gone a different path, but one data point.
Added a second 27”, 4K display to my existing 27” 1440p and I’m super happy. Lots of surface area, though.
I chose the Dell Ultrasharp U2725QE, they also make a 40” ultrawide version.
Thunderbolt hub, it’s fantastic
I’ve just gone a different path, but one data point.
Added a second 27”, 4K display to my existing 27” 1440p and I’m super happy. Lots of surface area, though.
I chose the Dell Ultrasharp U2725QE, they also make a 40” ultrawide version.
Thunderbolt hub, it’s fantastic
September 25, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Immediate reply guy here:
I’ve just gone a different path, but one data point.
Added a second 27”, 4K display to my existing 27” 1440p and I’m super happy. Lots of surface area, though.
I chose the Dell Ultrasharp U2725QE, they also make a 40” ultrawide version.
Thunderbolt hub, it’s fantastic
I’ve just gone a different path, but one data point.
Added a second 27”, 4K display to my existing 27” 1440p and I’m super happy. Lots of surface area, though.
I chose the Dell Ultrasharp U2725QE, they also make a 40” ultrawide version.
Thunderbolt hub, it’s fantastic
If the real goal is to reduce overall emissions, then almost any other policy changes makes more sense, eg reducing overall meat consumption or replacing short-haul flights with trains.
September 21, 2025 at 12:22 AM
If the real goal is to reduce overall emissions, then almost any other policy changes makes more sense, eg reducing overall meat consumption or replacing short-haul flights with trains.
NP, I’ve seen other results, but haven’t dug into the actual sources, where the numbers were much worse. However, I think like with any of these, there are many variables to consider which make it quite tricky to draw real conclusions. They do make for good headlines, though
September 21, 2025 at 12:19 AM
NP, I’ve seen other results, but haven’t dug into the actual sources, where the numbers were much worse. However, I think like with any of these, there are many variables to consider which make it quite tricky to draw real conclusions. They do make for good headlines, though
I think the most cited study is this journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
However, there’s been criticism, too, based on where the food comes from, eg how much is from waste material and not grown for this purpose. The original claim is probably exaggerated, but not completely made up.
However, there’s been criticism, too, based on where the food comes from, eg how much is from waste material and not grown for this purpose. The original claim is probably exaggerated, but not completely made up.
Environmental impacts of food consumption by dogs and cats
In the US, there are more than 163 million dogs and cats that consume, as a significant portion of their diet, animal products and therefore potentially constitute a considerable dietary footprint. He...
journals.plos.org
September 20, 2025 at 10:13 PM
I think the most cited study is this journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
However, there’s been criticism, too, based on where the food comes from, eg how much is from waste material and not grown for this purpose. The original claim is probably exaggerated, but not completely made up.
However, there’s been criticism, too, based on where the food comes from, eg how much is from waste material and not grown for this purpose. The original claim is probably exaggerated, but not completely made up.
It is, for larger dogs and average (=low) mileage of (very, in European terms) large cars, due to high emission food supply chains for the most part.
Of course, let’s not look at other activities, which are far, far worse. But as far as the argument made, it’s true. My dogs and I don’t care tho
Of course, let’s not look at other activities, which are far, far worse. But as far as the argument made, it’s true. My dogs and I don’t care tho
September 20, 2025 at 8:54 PM
It is, for larger dogs and average (=low) mileage of (very, in European terms) large cars, due to high emission food supply chains for the most part.
Of course, let’s not look at other activities, which are far, far worse. But as far as the argument made, it’s true. My dogs and I don’t care tho
Of course, let’s not look at other activities, which are far, far worse. But as far as the argument made, it’s true. My dogs and I don’t care tho
Es ist wie es immer war, solche Politik funktioniert nur deshalb weil es eine doch große Masse an Menschen gibt, die entweder eben diese Meinung haben oder sie zumindest nicht aktiv ablehnen. Wenn man Leuten genau zuhört merkt man erst wie tief verwurzelt Gedankengut eigentlich wirklich ist.
July 23, 2025 at 9:43 AM
Es ist wie es immer war, solche Politik funktioniert nur deshalb weil es eine doch große Masse an Menschen gibt, die entweder eben diese Meinung haben oder sie zumindest nicht aktiv ablehnen. Wenn man Leuten genau zuhört merkt man erst wie tief verwurzelt Gedankengut eigentlich wirklich ist.
Das ist eben die große Lüge, die insbesondere in Deutschland so populär in den Köpfen ist: Nazis waren was externes, man wurde “befreit”, und das Gedankengut ist etwas aus der Vergangenheit. Nichts ist unwahrer und jetzt ist die Verwunderung groß. Deshalb bringt auch kein Parteiverbot etwas.
July 23, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Das ist eben die große Lüge, die insbesondere in Deutschland so populär in den Köpfen ist: Nazis waren was externes, man wurde “befreit”, und das Gedankengut ist etwas aus der Vergangenheit. Nichts ist unwahrer und jetzt ist die Verwunderung groß. Deshalb bringt auch kein Parteiverbot etwas.
Der Düsseldorfer SK hat zb viele der stärksten Spieler der Welt, die auch einige der 14 Spiele bestritten haben. Da spielt dann gern mal Giri an Brett 3 dank der enormen Stärke des Teams. Wenn man sich die Durchschnitts ELO der eingesetzten Spieler anguckt ist der 12. Platz ein erwartetes Ergebnis.
June 20, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Der Düsseldorfer SK hat zb viele der stärksten Spieler der Welt, die auch einige der 14 Spiele bestritten haben. Da spielt dann gern mal Giri an Brett 3 dank der enormen Stärke des Teams. Wenn man sich die Durchschnitts ELO der eingesetzten Spieler anguckt ist der 12. Platz ein erwartetes Ergebnis.
