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2y ago
This reminds me of the kid in high school who pretends to have a girlfriend that lives in another city and that's why no one has ever seen an exapple of her.
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2y ago
Sometimes. (Excel is a famous example).
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Maddening isn't it? One work around is to install MS Powertoys, then Win Shift T will give you a rectangle to capture text from anywhere on the screen, including an image then it will convert it and put it in the clipboard for you. N
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Search for the button - yeah, I started out like that, AHK Imagesearch, it works really well once you get the hang of it, capture a little thumbnail, bmp is a good format because it doesn't shift any hues, then it can read that .bmp an
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I'm all about keyboard shortcuts (Autohotkey, MS powertoys, tab navigation etc.) This looks like it's worth a look. Fun fact: Shortcut keys are not the same as acceleration keys. Shortcut keys belong to windows and work across
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That sounds like a cool idea. Could you give me an exapple?
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I want to call that original post a glaring non-sequitur but that's not quite the right word. He's posting a TLD that's been around for ages without comment. If he posted microsoft dot com, a human would go, well, what ab
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2y ago
I'm a big AHK fan but this reeks of a bot post. Not that it matters anymore, can 't fight the tide. TL:DR; I'm maybe not the last human on HN, but the end of the line is in sight.
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The duo claim Talen and Amazon are basically getting a free ride that other PJM ratepayers will have to pay for, saying that even though Amazon's datacenter isn't directly connected to PJM, it still benefits from the power grid,
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TL:DR; Which will happen? I don’t know. Which is more likely? I don’t know.
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OP, are there any parts on the bottom? The side picture has the headers hiding the bottom. Going by the schematic it looks like U3 is on the bottom. The reason I was wondering is that without the headers it would be easy to solder it to a
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Interestingly, the native population does not want more immigrants in any of the first world countries. (source 9gag, a current presidential candidate) It's always the malefactors of great wealth that want them. That's why so man
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Iiiii am a man, of constant sorrow...
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George Washington is facing the wrong way on our quarters now? He’s always faced left. Now he’s suddenly facing right. I never believed in true evil until I saw that sentence.
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We would like to share with you our concern over recent structural developments that the Blackstone Group L.P. (Blackstone) helped to instigate whereby unprecedented amounts of global capital are being invested in housing as security for f
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How long before the trips include visits to the debris fields of previous attempts? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Boots Green Boots is the body of an unidentified climber that became a landmark on the main North
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Catherine Rampell is an opinion columnist at The Washington Post. She frequently covers economics, public policy, immigration and politics, with a special emphasis on data-driven journalism. She is also an economic and political commentato
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The map is fun to play around with, here's onshore plus offshore wind vs total load for all Europe for all of 2024 so far. https://energy-charts.info/charts/power/chart.htm?l=en&c=ALL... It is noticibly h
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TL:DR; As for how to make the economics work, there are two schools of thought...Both paths remain unproven. No one, not the Chinese, Russians, French, Koreans, Japanese, Isrealis or the Americans, has ever made civilian nuclear power pro
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IIRC, MS has not updated VBA since 2007, but they can't get rid of it because of the millions or billions of spreadsheets out there that still require it. They are trying to push excelscript aka typescript aka office scripts but uptake
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I've had your site bookmarked forever (10 years maybe?). I admire your perseverence. You took on the work of tracking things like 'Tupelo, MS public library has posted a collection of farm equipment photographs from 1922-1935&#x
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these are all broadly a) tech b) news c) aggregator : https://bearblog.dev/discover/ https://paperlined.org/ https://lemmy.ml/c/technology https://engineeringblogs.xyz
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This agrees with what little I remember. Energy you can get out depends on swept area, and these don't have much of that (different rules apply to funnel designs like this one but the concept is still applicable). Wind close to the g
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fun facts about red dwarves: -- If you look outside on a clear night, you can see 5-10,000 stars. There are 8 times as many red dwarves as there are visible stars, but not one of them can be seen with the naked eye. -- Every red dwarf ever
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https://takeout.google.com/ Google Photos Transferring photos to another service such as Flickr & One Drive is now available.
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get ready for dead links...which I guess is one of the things.
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Sophons. Seriously though, Sabine, who I like and watch a lot, has bias for hard physics, which has been in a 50 year or so doldrums. Take chemistry, which when I was a kid had 3 states, solid, liquid and gas. Then in high school I learned
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a short non sequitur, also tytytytypical of bots
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bot decloaks, fires randomly, recloaks. Typical.
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I tried, but I couldn't understand what you said. Analog is gone?
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