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751.
by CarVac 7y ago
I use a trackball because it takes up less desk space and doesn't need a mouse pad.
752.
by CarVac 7y ago
The best thing to do with a split spacebar is to put things like shift there so you never have to reach again. That's why a lot of ergonomic designs have thumb clusters to better make use of an underutilized finger.
753.
by CarVac 7y ago
I switched entirely over to MessagEase a few months ago. Getting deterministic results from typing still feels refreshing, even now. I'll second the recommendation.
754.
by CarVac 7y ago
Being in a "food desert" where there are no grocery stores nearby.
755.
by CarVac 7y ago
Personally I support this. I think Japanese names sound wrong in western name order: most family names have a distinctive sound and construction.
756.
by CarVac 7y ago
That's what steering wheel controls are for.
757.
by CarVac 7y ago
Reminds me of Eagle Mode, an interesting user interface experiment.
758.
by CarVac 7y ago
Knotweed is like the hydra of myth. I've been trying to fight it in my landlord's backyard by cutting down every single shoot as soon as they come up. And they keep coming.
759.
by CarVac 7y ago
It has image stabilization and a less flare-prone design than the Pixel 1's camera which looks directly through the back glass.
760.
by CarVac 7y ago
The article is also dated from April 1… which makes it a little out of date on top of being suspect in other ways.
761.
by CarVac 8y ago
If you look at the models themselves you can look several days out and get an idea of what could happen. https://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/model-guidance-model-area.php Select GFS (Global Forecasting System, the usual model) and
762.
by CarVac 8y ago
My main experience with lard as a younger person is as the white cubes of deliciousness in mortadella, my favorite sandwich meat. I have never seen lard that I know of aside from that.
763.
by CarVac 8y ago
Paired with, not as a result of. The lower charge speed of 200 vs 250 is likely cell limited compared to the 2170 cells in the 3.
764.
by CarVac 8y ago
The room was there to improve. Nothing about this is particularly implausible.
765.
by CarVac 8y ago
It already has the new motor technology. The S and X used to have induction motors front and back, while they now have a switched reluctance motor in the front.
766.
by CarVac 8y ago
So they added the Switched Reluctance Motor technology used in the Model 3 for the front motor, improving efficiency.
767.
by CarVac 8y ago
I carefully avoid getting paid for things I enjoy, in case that takes the fun out of them. Programming open-source software? Strictly for fun. (Programming is not my day job.) Volunteer trail building? For fun. (and for the workout) Photogr
768.
by CarVac 8y ago
I can type the punctuation on a staggered board without looking... I don't know what's so hard about it. RE: ortholinear In my opinion, there's no reason to do ortholinear instead of column-stagger, which is far more comforta
769.
by CarVac 8y ago
Active control systems, presumably.
770.
by CarVac 8y ago
I read a paper on this—it's convex because any optimal trajectory will have the engines at full throttle whenever they're on, so they just fill up the parameter space, confident that illegal values will never be required.
771.
by CarVac 8y ago
Sometimes the stroke order differs even if the character is the same. Like 必.
772.
by CarVac 8y ago
As in locally, not sent to Google.
773.
by CarVac 8y ago
I do; it's fantastic. Robocallers hang up every time.
774.
by CarVac 8y ago
Google Pixel phones have exactly that: call screening. When you receive a call you can let the phone ask what the call is about and it will locally transcribe what they say back so you can decide whether or not to pick up.
775.
by CarVac 8y ago
Trim would never be a separate airfoil because that would be horrendous for efficiency. Instead they have an all-moving tailplane. They could have prevented this issue by slightly increasing the tailplane size to restore stability margin, b
776.
by CarVac 8y ago
Again, that's 10 bit but still low dynamic range. It provides finer gradations to reduce banding, but doesn't change the tone response curve to add more highlight brightness.
777.
by CarVac 8y ago
The actual dynamic range of the displays, and the tone response curves mapping input number to output brightness.
778.
by CarVac 8y ago
10 bits per channel does not necessarily mean you have HDR. In the past, it was used to get finer gradations, which is in fact fairly important if you are working with black and white , to avoid banding. HDR involves mapping the 10 bits ove
779.
by CarVac 8y ago
That's HDR merging into a low dynamic range output. Quite the opposite of displaying HDR imagery on an HDR monitor.
780.
by CarVac 8y ago
(Humans (who are not concentrating)) are not (general intelligences)

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