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by Daneel_ 2y ago
To each their own. This rapidly lost my attention due to the meandering, abstract writing style. I ended up skim reading down to the conclusion, deciding it was a nihilistic take on things, and moving on. Variety is the spice of life though
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I’m not sure why you’re being downvoted for an honest question.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I know your name from falling asleep to Wirtual videos. I think I actually found his content thanks to your collaboration on the cheating scandal. Thanks for all your hard work - it's obvious how significant and beneficial it is with
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
"One day a month go there was a huge accident on the left side of town involving some people and some stuff." By far my favourite from this year - it just tickles me in the right way. The line "She had a face like a c
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
It's the 2007 Bulwer-Lytton winner: https://web.archive.org/web/20071016063739/http://www.sjsu.e...
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Based on Apple's previous track record, the answer is very likely "no".
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I just plug my iphone into my windows laptop and use the photo import tool built into windows. It works completely fine. I also sync my photos onto my NAS via sftp, using the Photosync app.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I split the difference. I went with an overkill watercooling set up with quietness in mind, just so I could have nearly-passive cooling at high clock speeds. I’m currently using 2x 360x360mm radiators stacked together, with 4x 180mm 300rpm
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
Most of the other terms are global ones (hang up, save icon, etc), but gas pedal is pretty specific to the US as far as I know, so it’s much less likely to hang around like that. Here in Australia it’s the accelerator, or accelerator pedal.
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by Daneel_ 2y ago
I full appreciate that there are differences across the globe, but I'm with the parent on this one - I've always said it with two hard t's my whole life, as do most other people here in Australia. I would be asking chatGPT t
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Network Video Recorder - basically, the place where the video footage is stored. It's essentially a NAS, aka a big box of hard drives.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
The key demonstration is “relight in a vacuum”, which was the test that was skipped late in the stream. If you can do this then deorbiting is possible. Relight of the booster doesn’t demonstrate this, unfortunately.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Trigun scratches a similar itch for me, but that might just be my taste.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Sadly, yes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38950721
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Exactly. Yes, it was a grass surface, but not lush grass - more closely mown and patchy, on hard soil.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Sorry for the confusion, I meant that because the measure was from where the disk stopped (instead of where it lands), people were bowling the disks along the ground so they 'rolled' on their corners. Think ten-pin bowling instea
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
I used to take part in a similar event at a lan party in my youth, with dead hard drives instead of servers. They're the perfect discus. Distance was recorded by where the hard drive stopped instead of where it first landed, so under
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
While I understand the reaction, it’s not exactly constructive and a bit below the standard here. The font/tooling is fully open source, so feel free to remove the ligature table and recompile it yourself. I personally find the TODO an
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
The maximum on iOS is only 5 minutes, and I regularly leave my phone untouched for longer periods than that while cooking. I hear your point, but everything really important on my phone is behind another wall of passwords/pin protectio
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Some of us intentionally disable autolock - I know I have it off because I can’t stand the screen automatically turning off on me when I’m using it for reference material.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Precisely. I’ll choose when to lock the screen - what if I’m using it to read a recipe, or looking up documentation, or I have a map on screen? Etc etc.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
This situation happened to me, and just in case it helps someone I thought I’d mention that the files are all saved on the disk - just go into settings and look up the location of the temporary save directory. Open that in explorer and you’
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Are you able to link that photo? I've had a look through both the paper and various threads here and haven't seen it shown/linked. Many thanks.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
I came here to say Death Rally as well. I also still have the CD. I remember there was a bug with the copy on the CD where it wouldn’t run if your machine had more than 8MB of ram (or similar). I think we had 48 or 64MB? Either way, I found
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
Chrome asks me to verify the CVC prior to it filling in the card details. I’m surprised yours doesn’t.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
yt-dlp is the project you want
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
At that point why not just accept tap-and-pay in addition to the car identifier over the plug? I feel like no matter what you’ll need to accept credit card payments in these sort of shared environments.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
It’s ubiquitous in Australia as well. I haven’t carried a wallet in almost 5 years. My credit card, driver’s license, and other important cards are all digital.
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
The number of anti-EU comments here surprises me, frankly. My understanding, as an Australian, is the EU is just enforcing rules regarding transparency and moderation reporting - they’re not setting some speech-controlling agenda. Seems rea
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by Daneel_ 3y ago
I've always said it as "fusk", which is close to "fisk". In a professional context I've always called it fs-check though.

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