h6nry's recent activity
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Comment on What is the best or recommended way to integrate my Windows 10 and Linux computers through the local network? in ~tech
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Comment on Halfbakery - a collection of half baked ideas in ~misc
h6nry Link ParentIn laboratory analysis on dry matter, desiccants are used on a regular basis, because they do such a great job at drying in the late secondary phase without needing contact or a constant external...In laboratory analysis on dry matter, desiccants are used on a regular basis, because they do such a great job at drying in the late secondary phase without needing contact or a constant external heat source.
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Comment on E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders in ~food
h6nry Link ParentI am always astonished by that story, because I don't know any other country using as many fractions as the US of A in their measuring systems: That's 5/7 of an inch, give me 1/3 cup of oil, and...I am always astonished by that story, because I don't know any other country using as many fractions as the US of A in their measuring systems: That's 5/7 of an inch, give me 1/3 cup of oil, and weigh in 2 and 5/16 pounds of sand.
Does anyone know how US americans cope with decimals? As a metric guy I find them more intuitive, but as I said, fractions besides 1/2 and 1/4 don't play a significant role in my everyday life...
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Comment on Tesla's free energy in ~science
h6nry Link ParentNo. Fraudulent Science. Fake.Main content:
1/ Is Tesla's Free Energy Generator Real?
2/ The Real Nature of Free Energy from Nikola Tesla Researchers
3/ Instructions to create Free Energy according to Tesla's technology - Free Energy Generator DIY- No.
- Fraudulent Science.
- Fake.
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Comment on How to take care of a new cutting board? in ~food
h6nry Link ParentThe board will warp, because the underside stays moist, while the top will dry out. Leave it in an upright position for even drying.Does laying it flat, undisturbed, on a counter top work for drying?
The board will warp, because the underside stays moist, while the top will dry out. Leave it in an upright position for even drying.
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Comment on <deleted topic> in ~life
h6nry LinkI'm in a completely different industry with no leadership experience, so take my words with a grain of salt. I had a quick glance at it, and the first thing that came to my mind was: Too. Much....I'm in a completely different industry with no leadership experience, so take my words with a grain of salt. I had a quick glance at it, and the first thing that came to my mind was:
Too. Much. Words. Executive. Can't. Process.
Really, the people you are applying to are very busy, or else they wouldn't have an open position. They can't be bothered taking more than 30 seconds reading your CV.
Also, the list of stuff you know is pretty long and unordered. Maybe you'd like to add skill levels there, like 🟡🟡🟡⚪⚪.
EDIT: Another question that comes to my mind reding your: What did you do before 2022?
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Comment on E-ink tablets for note-taking in ~tech
h6nry Link ParentMan this looks kind of tempting. I wish they had gone with a colour display and a full GNU/Linux distro, though. A low end greyscale, reflective LCD Android tablet (which is not a computer,...Man this looks kind of tempting. I wish they had gone with a colour display and a full GNU/Linux distro, though. A low end greyscale, reflective LCD Android tablet (which is not a computer, despite its name) for 730 € feels like not worth the price.
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Comment on What cooking techniques need more evidence? in ~food
h6nry Link ParentWhile this phenomenon is well described and understood by food science (see /u/minty's comment), you probably won't notice it with store bought bread. The food industry is counteracting...shouldn't keep bread in the fridge because it makes it go stale. They say staleness comes from crystalization and the colder bread is the faster it crystallizes.
While this phenomenon is well described and understood by food science (see /u/minty's comment), you probably won't notice it with store bought bread. The food industry is counteracting retrogradation with several measures, including adding what is essentially a heat resistant digestive enzyme (amylase) from mould species to the bread.
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Comment on How can I best keep my room cool in summer? in ~life.home_improvement
h6nry Link ParentIf you have insulated windows, put the foil on the outside. The heat radiation won't come to the inside of the window in the first place.If you have insulated windows, put the foil on the outside. The heat radiation won't come to the inside of the window in the first place.
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Comment on Three Cheers for Tildes: App updates and feedback (February 2024) in ~tildes
h6nry Link ParentYour effort has more than "paid" off for me. Every time I open Three Cheers I admire the app's quality. Hearing that you tested it all the way back to iOS 12 with an iPhone released some ten years...Your effort has more than "paid" off for me. Every time I open Three Cheers I admire the app's quality. Hearing that you tested it all the way back to iOS 12 with an iPhone released some ten years ago, makes me admire it even more. The source code must be beautiful magic. Three cheers to you!
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Comment on Three Cheers for Tildes: App updates and feedback (February 2024) in ~tildes
h6nry LinkJust wanted to tell you my appreciation for how clean the app is. Real magic. I can suspend the app, start doing completely different tasks, and come back 7 hours later to ThreeCheers and it's...Just wanted to tell you my appreciation for how clean the app is. Real magic. I can suspend the app, start doing completely different tasks, and come back 7 hours later to ThreeCheers and it's still right where I stopped scrolling im the comment thread, in an instant. It sounds a bit boring, but I am super stoked about it, especially since I experience it on an ancient 2016 iPhone SE!
On a side note, one thing I'd personally change is the contrast ratio on the comment hide and show buttons, and in general some contrast ratios. A bit hard to see the plus and minus signs, I guess not too accessible for some people with disabilities?
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Comment on Using work OSX machine while travelling in ~comp
h6nry LinkA thing I haven't seen mentioned here is booting another (mac)OS from an external drive. If the Mac's main drive is encrypted, and yours is too, there's no way to mix or track what you're doing on...A thing I haven't seen mentioned here is booting another (mac)OS from an external drive. If the Mac's main drive is encrypted, and yours is too, there's no way to mix or track what you're doing on the other OS. Windows is quite bitchy but macOS should be installing and booting just fine from an external drive
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Comment on Is there a markdown editor which let me open .md files from Windows? in ~tech
h6nry LinkYou might want to give Zettlr a try. It's not 100 % WYSIWYG (Markdown itself is not 100 % WYSIWYG), but it checks both requirements of yours. You can drag and drop files into Zettlr from your file...You might want to give Zettlr a try. It's not 100 % WYSIWYG (Markdown itself is not 100 % WYSIWYG), but it checks both requirements of yours. You can drag and drop files into Zettlr from your file explorers, you can open them via a native file dialog, and you can see how the Markdown you're writing/clicking together will look like in the editor window.
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Comment on Plant-based spread maker tries move into paper-based tubs in ~enviro
h6nry LinkI really wonder what exact material they use for coating their packaging. It's got to be water and Oil resistant while still being recyclabe/soluble together with paper fibres in a standard paper...I really wonder what exact material they use for coating their packaging. It's got to be water and Oil resistant while still being recyclabe/soluble together with paper fibres in a standard paper processing plant. Maybe the coating's solubility is increased by higher pH and heat treatment?
I really hope it's this way and not a pseudo-recyclability like the TetraPak/ EloPak and alike multilayer composite packagings. Those are, AFAIK, even if they are said to be high-recyclability, not really recyclable due to their heavily bonded muliple layers.
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Comment on Python in Excel: Combining the power of Python and the flexibility of Excel in ~comp
h6nry Link ParentIt's even worse. Microtransactions are the next logical step to milk your customers.While in Preview, Python in Excel will be included with your Microsoft 365 subscription. After the Preview, some functionality will be restricted without a paid license.
It's even worse. Microtransactions are the next logical step to milk your customers.
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Comment on What are your favorite ways to cook eggplant or dishes containing eggplant? in ~food
h6nry LinkHaven't seen it mentioned yet, so I recommend checking out imam bayildi. Aside from eating melanzani antipasti this has to be my favourite way to enjoy eggplants.Haven't seen it mentioned yet, so I recommend checking out imam bayildi.
Aside from eating melanzani antipasti this has to be my favourite way to enjoy eggplants.
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Comment on Superconductor breakthrough replicated, twice, in preliminary testing in ~science
h6nry LinkI gotta say, I really like the article as it doesn't overhype the researchers' findings. It also relativizes the impact the findings have (small quanitities, very small yields) while highlighting...I gotta say, I really like the article as it doesn't overhype the researchers' findings. It also relativizes the impact the findings have (small quanitities, very small yields) while highlighting the importance of further research (superconductor solving a bunch of efficiency problems). This is the kind of scientific journalism I'd like to see more often.
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Comment on A 46,000-year-old worm found in Siberian permafrost was brought back to life, and asexually produced offspring in ~science
h6nry Link Parent– Translated from the german Wikipedia article on this tv series You've pretty much nailed it with your guess.A to date unknown ice worm destabilizes continental cliffs underseas causing tsunamis
– Translated from the german Wikipedia article on this tv series
You've pretty much nailed it with your guess.
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Comment on Scientists at Purdue have created a white paint that, when applied, can reduce the surface temperature on a roof and cool the building beneath it in ~science
h6nry Link ParentI'm calling bullshit here. As far as I know, the basic laws of thermodynamics will not allow to sustain a state like this. The heat energy of the ambient air will inevitably migrate into the...It can make surfaces as much as eight degrees Fahrenheit cooler than ambient air temperatures
I'm calling bullshit here. As far as I know, the basic laws of thermodynamics will not allow to sustain a state like this. The heat energy of the ambient air will inevitably migrate into the painted surface, heat it up, and even out the temperature difference into an equilibrium.
doesn’t warm the outside air
Again, I'm sceptical. If 98 % of the heat energy is reflected, what happens to the rest? It will be absorbed, in the process will heat up the surface, and then be emitted as IR waves, heating up the air above the surface.
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Comment on This avocado has a great flavor and edible skin, so why isn't it more common? | Weird Fruit Explorer in ~food
h6nry LinkI did a bit of research and it seems that this type of avocado might theoretically be able to grow in mid europe. Has anyone here with a mid european climate actually tried to grow an avocado tree...I did a bit of research and it seems that this type of avocado might theoretically be able to grow in mid europe. Has anyone here with a mid european climate actually tried to grow an avocado tree with the goal of actually getting fruit?
Others have mentioned a NAS being what you need, and I agree with them.
If you're interested in an "off-site" and offline addition to the NAS, here's what I use:
Set up a VPN network for the sole reason to phone home. This way, your devices will, no matter where you are, think they are connected to your home wifi and thus will see all your other home devices like your NAS. I use wireguard as it's considered safe and silent enough for me to risk opening up a port on my home router.
Set up Syncthing for having a synchronised shared folder between your devices. This way, if you're offline or stuck with a bad internet connection, you have a small subset of your media still with you.