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by Doxin 4y ago
For those unfamiliar with iDeal, it works largely like you'd expect an OAuth flow to work: - you click pay now on the merchants website - you get redirected to your banks website - you login to your account, usually involves 2FA and wh
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by Doxin 4y ago
Or, bear with me here, host a mastodon instance. And before anyone pipes up with the standard response: hosting a mastodon instance with closed registration and only official accounts does not incur any moderation workload whatsoever.
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by Doxin 4y ago
How about people learn to take what I say at face value? Yes I can work around this sort of nonsense, but doing it all day is exhausting to me. I've learned how to deal with this sort of thing well enough to the point where most peop
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by Doxin 4y ago
This[1] is a great video on the topic of cutovers. Not quite downtime-less, but seriously impressive little amount of downtime in any case. [1] https://youtu.be/saRir95iIWk
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by Doxin 4y ago
It's pretty wild how few people say what they mean, and as a result people will end up trying to parse what you're saying for anything but face value. slightly contrived example: if I ask someone if they would like to go to the be
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by Doxin 4y ago
It's still an absurd punishment for that crime.
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by Doxin 4y ago
re: mirrors: It's because they don't mirror left-to-right. They mirror front-to-back. Some experimenting with a dry erase marker and a piece of glass will demonstrate this. Write some words on the glass and hold it somewhere in
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by Doxin 4y ago
Having a cat is like having a roommate. Having a dog is like having someone who's very sure you're best friends forever and ever. There's something to be said for either.
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There's always more bugs that can grow a resistance. Just because the situation is bad doesn't mean we ought to aim for making it worse.
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Another solution that in my experience seems to work pretty well is what mainsail does. The motion planner runs on a raspberry pi. Theoretically this needs to be a realtime thing, but in practice the RPi is fast enough to where it's ne
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by Doxin 4y ago
AFAIK a lot of engineering goes into the hinge to make a car door feel heavy. Meanwhile the average person can easily carry two around without too much effort.
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> The only nieches that are active on mastodon are tech people and some governments You're forgetting furries and kink-adjacent folks.
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by Doxin 4y ago
I noticed the same thing! pretty sure the regular commuter train I use doesn't wobble as much for most of the trip, granted it goes a fair bit slower of course. It almost looks like PID controller for keeping the train centered/at
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by Doxin 4y ago
In my experience you'll want to start with the sculpting mode. The vertex twiddling can come later. Rough "tutorial" for anyone interested: 1) start blender 2) switch to sculpt mode from the dropdown in the top left, by defau
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by Doxin 4y ago
> I don't buy that I'm owed something for my tiny contribution to GPT-3's 300B tokens of training data I feel like this touches on one of the core issues in this discussion. Any individuals contribution is negligible. The
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by Doxin 4y ago
That can't possibly be right. What size image are you using here?
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by Doxin 4y ago
Find you a local pottery. Tiles are totally something you can still do in smallish quantity by hand. Mind that they won't be "calibrated" tiles though so it'll be a bit trickier to lay them neatly. EDIT: Be sure to get m
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by Doxin 4y ago
Seems to me the easiest way to prevent a LOT of grief with USB-sticks is using a dedicated USB-ingest station. Have it run a virus scan as it copies things onto a known-good USB. That obviously wouldn't directly solve the exploding USB
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by Doxin 4y ago
As far as I know just about any file format other than JPEG is better at this. If I recall correctly you basically want to go with GIF if your thumbnail has less than 255 pixels total.
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It not only can and will, it does. The local pet store cycles through different formulations to keep the effectiveness up. The vet gets access to formulations earlier in the cycle so they always have access to what's currently the most
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by Doxin 4y ago
To complete the experience I have a typewriter and sealing wax. Something about a wax seal seems appropriate for complaints to awful companies.
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In my experience? optimize things once it turns out to be a problem. It's not easy though and one of the many reasons I don't love the django ORM.
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They have the exact same obligations as anyone else to be truthful.
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There's a timing element to it too. Because CRTs display pixels from top to bottom the timing gives information about the exact location of the hit too, not just a boolean hit/miss.
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by Doxin 4y ago
My dog has a knee problem so the vet told me to not fetch with him. Fine by me but it makes tiring him out all sorts of tricky. Training him for treibball at the moment as that's one of the few dog sports I've found that doesn&#x2
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by Doxin 4y ago
> Genetically, people who breed by accident or intentionally without "proper breeding practice" at least don't breed their dogs to have health problems on purpose. The argument is even stronger than stated here: Mutts are
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For sure, but django for instance is really good at turning something that ought to be one query into N+1 queries.
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Your code should not be inside the venv folder. For reference my projects usually look something like this: project ├─ venv | ╰─ ... ├─ pyproject.toml ╰─ project ├─ __init__.py ├─ __main__.py
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While nothing is for sure, I'll grant the claims by Ukraine a lot more credence than those by Russia. Russia has a terrible track record when it comes to the truth.
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> Telecom groups are ramping up pressure on EU regulators to consider a framework where the companies that send traffic over their networks are charged fees to fund infrastructure upgrades. Pardon me if I'm misunderstanding somethin

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