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2y ago
Disable "Search for text when you start typing" in the settings. This 'feature' is so infuriating, as many websites have shortcuts that become unusable from this. There is nothing wrong with CTRL + F total idiotic featur
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2y ago
but linux is?
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2y ago
There are many people that cannot sleep on planes so "just go to sleep" is not exactly a great response to people looking for entertainment.
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2y ago
> being less amenable to sideloading and jailbreaking than Kobos are. jailbreaking sure but what is the issue with sideloading on kindles? You can either email them which is very practical for third party services that support it (I have
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2y ago
> (metal, physical buttons, waterproof, amber light) apart from the physical buttons the paperwhite signature has all of these.
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2y ago
You now what makes transportation more affordable, sustainable and energy efficient? Building trains, trams and subways.
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2y ago
If you want to maintain mutual intelligibility of a nation you need a standardised set of rules to teach kids at school. If you just let it "develop organically" without any governing body you get a wide range of dialects that wil
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2y ago
AR was never popular because there never has been a consumer device for it. When Google glass was first revealed there was a huge buzz for it. Holo Lens hat the problem that it was both too expensive and too bulky. If meta can make this sle
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2y ago
Some notes here. The concertmaster is the leader of the orchestra (the conductor is not a member of the orchestra and good orchestras typically work with many different conductors) so they will usually decide or advice the conductor who is
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2y ago
Java has a huge legacy code bases that depend on it but for new stuff Kotlin is probably the better choice. It is fully compatible with Java, which means you can add Java libraries and import them in your Kotlin code and use, inherit, overw
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2y ago
The way I understood it is that the 'stock' you 'own' is proportional to your viewer count, which is not something you can do if you would actually give them stock.
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2y ago
seems fairly trivial to chain together something with find, pandoc ( https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html ) and cat.
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2y ago
Not in software companies from what I have seen. They usually have a lot of steps after "senior developer"
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2y ago
$0 because this case has not yet gone to court.
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2y ago
All the banks on the list linked in the repo are German so this does not seem to be an international standard.
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2y ago
> We only have the word Motor I disagree, depending on the context you also use "Maschine" and "Triebwerk" in instances where english would use engine. For example you would not translate "jet engine" to &qu
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2y ago
Everyone said the same thing after they announced that the ipad would get the same chip as the macbook (M1). But here we are several years later.
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2y ago
Because terrorism worked. No one gets murdered for drawing Jesus.
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2y ago
I also recommend the recent Last Week Tonight episode on this topic.
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3y ago
> especially since I can't think of anything from my phone that I would truly like on my desktop One thing that immediately comes to mind are streaming apps. Most providers don't offer windows apps and the websites don't a
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3y ago
> As the article says, a lot of our real-world problems are graph problems - why are programmers the only ones who should have the tools to solve them? I think programmers and mathematicians are the only ones that model these problems as
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3y ago
This would never work in chess because there is almost always a checkmate in a few moves under the assumption that the opponent doesn't defend it. So this engine would just play way too aggressively and over-extent their pieces. Take s
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3y ago
In general I would agree but charging $10 for something that can be shut down tomorrow just because google doesn't like it seems a bit much.
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3y ago
This is for ground stations only.
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3y ago
Do you own a Quest 3? I disagree on a few points here. > Beyond that, the Meta Quest 3 doesn't have the best screens, so things like watching video aren't actually very good. Is it as good as a 4k OLED TV? Obviously no, but it
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3y ago
Just because it is NP-hard in the worst-case doesn't mean it is not practical. As can be seen in the many theorems under which conditions the regular polynomial-time LP algorithm provides an integer solution.
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3y ago
"I never drive without seatbelts, but it takes at least 5 seconds to get the seatbelts on. Why not just wait till you see I’m shifting into gear before you start yelling at me?" Very confused by this, I never had the seatbelt chim
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3y ago
No joke, even if trying to correct GTP3.5 it still gives a nonsense answer: > I apologize for any confusion caused by my previous response. Reading a book doesn't physically remove it from your house. The assumption I made was a mis
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OpenRed is basically this. It is a reddit app that parses the html instead of using the api so the dev can keep it free. It is a bit buggy but I use this over the official app because you don't get ads or random posts from subs you don
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Because OP is just a news website. This is the product page of the manufacturer: https://www.plogue.com/products/chipsynth-c64.html
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