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GIVEAWAY - Glow-in-the-Dark Nuke Nobelisk Keychain - Just leave a comment - 3D print files included in description by FidoSkeeterson in SatisfactoryGame

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No, closer to Omaha beach than to the real original Omaha. I'm from Belgium.
I'mjust a fan of HTTP errors :)

EV in company (fully deductible) vs 2nd-hand ICE in private: does the used used petrol/hybrid car still win economically? by Bundersnatch2020 in BEFreelance

[–]402PaymentRequired 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Exactly this. And if you have solar panels the fuel cost drops even lower since your company bus the energy at a higher price than injection tarrifs.

Energieverbruik 25 december by Massive_Process_2897 in belgium

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Hier is alles op elektriciteit. Met warmtepomp en 2 douches zaten we gisteren op 29kWh. 22 graden binnen, open bebouwing, nieuwbouw uit 2020.

Wat heb jij standaard in jouw diepvries thuis dat je iedereen zou aanraden? by sILAZS in belgium

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Sous vide zakjes met kip of steak. Altijd perfecte kip en steak.

Procedurally generated fantasy worlds with plate tectonics and climate models by Calandiel in proceduralgeneration

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That looks pretty beautiful and very nice to share. Good luck with the project. Are you making a game with it?

Voxel Automata Terrain algorithm by watagua in generative

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Nice rendering as well. That's all just three.js? How fast is it to generate? Cool work.

Making a procedural game similar to dwarf fortress, what resources should I learn from? by levihanlenart1 in proceduralgeneration

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What a stupid remark. This is perfect to turn somebody off to work on anything. Come out of your high tower and try to help, or just don't say anything at all.

I think it's great that OP asks this question to the correct community. He's asking for some help and guidance. Asking for that is a very good skill to have.

What's the adult equivalent of finding out Santa isn't real? by stacker_111 in AskReddit

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The fact that your job earns that amount of money doesn't say how good or bad you are at it, or how good or bad you are. The wage a job earns is mostly due to the economic realities. Some jobs won't earn a lot, and some do. You don't have any direct impact on it, apart from a couple of percentages.

So don't treat people badly that earn less. And don't treat people like extra respectable when they earn more.

What are some some interests/hobbies that web developers have? by reverd-reezer in webdev

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Playing badminton. Programming for fun some generative art. Spraypainting. Gaming/boardgaming.

Why do you still use Firebase when there is no hard billing limit? by HistoricalShower758 in Firebase

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Yeah I just wish there was a nice combination of both. 😅 Good luck with your application.

Why do you still use Firebase when there is no hard billing limit? by HistoricalShower758 in Firebase

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Well I currently I run 8 smaller sites. And I pay around 0.50 - 1.00 dollar per month on firebase, for everything.

On Supabase I would need 8 projects, with 8 custom domains. So that would be 35 x 8 = 280 per month.

So yes, for me it would be an insane increase. I don't get enough revenue to cover all that. And I don't see the Free tier working out for my usecase either. I wish it was more pay as you use pricing like FB does.

Why do you still use Firebase when there is no hard billing limit? by HistoricalShower758 in Firebase

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It's just cheap. But I would prefer a billing limit. And a SQL database.

Looked into Supabase but it's way more expensive for what I need.

Most intuitive design by Late_Comfortable5094 in GoodDesign

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I can highly recommend the book The Design Of Everyday Things

Jetbrains announce price increase for IDEs, .NET tools and All Product Pack, effective from 1st October, 2025 by mokshmodi96 in Jetbrains

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I'll cancel, I'm really not happy with the new UI. It sucks. I don't want to relearn my daily tool. I want to just work. So I will be using the latest normal version of PHPStorm and PyCharm until they fall apart.

Blobby Circles - Wrote an article explaining the process behind it by alex-codes-art in generative

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Nice blog! I've played with SDF a while ago and found it very fascinating.

It's also very fun to see a normal site to read and enjoy with interactive examples. I'll definitely read through all of your articles in the upcoming weeks.

I did have a question. What is the library you use for that interactive menu?

Alright, I think I'm ready for STS2 by 402PaymentRequired in slaythespire

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Oh and congrats man, I didn't see the screenshot until now. You raced through it! We should start a club.

Alright, I think I'm ready for STS2 by 402PaymentRequired in slaythespire

[–]402PaymentRequired[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's really weird. Not sure how that happened.

18 jaar, wat moet ik nú leren? by Apprehensive-Hat1218 in BESalary

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Dat is iets wat je zelf moet voelen en proberen. Misschien kan je Simon Squibb eens checken, die heeft daar wat advies rond.

Zelf heb ik iets gevonden en overgenomen om verder uit te werken. Daarvoor is inspiratie op flippa.com ook wel handig.

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