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Gracana
11y ago
The first few bullet points (regarding job control / status / blocking) sound interesting and useful for anyone. I think it would be cool to have a shell with some sort of visual job control system and an easy way to background an
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Gracana
11y ago
I'm disappointed that you didn't show some text for your last example. I'll make a little marble run for you. __________ ________ \ \ \ \ \ | | | |
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11y ago
Another monitor example is adaptive backlight (or whatever it's called), which might work well with slowly changing scenes, but when I open a bright menu on a dark terminal, the screen seems to pulsate. All hell breaks loose when I
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Gracana
11y ago
I'm going to give it a shot, hopefully it does text wrap nicely and provides a proper hierarchical view. I tried HN in all the text browsers, and those are two problems that are common to all of them. I've stuck with my preferred
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11y ago
Many sources online say those are the batteries that Tesla uses. Panasonic NCR18650Bs, and before that, Panasonic NCR18650As. Same as you buy on Amazon. This guy did a teardown[0] and did a single-cell discharge test and got a little under
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Gracana
11y ago
I like the general idea of this and I think it would be interesting to see how various software hubs could integrate it. An easy thing you could do right now is to put an attestation directory right into your git repo. Then write up your co
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Gracana
11y ago
I also have a VT on my desk. Mine's a Wyse 55. https://i.imgur.com/ke9Fypp.jpg I don't really use it for editing code, I just needed to put something on the screen that wasn't email or irc (which would reveal
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11y ago
And we can fix that problem by using wide-reaching and invasive surveillance that allows the police to de-anonymize anyone once they get the go-ahead. But that's probably (definitely) a terrible thing to do, so maybe it's better t
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11y ago
Wow, that comment about OpenSMTPD. I highly recommend reading beyond the first message. The reddit poster links it as supporting their claim, but the rest of the picture sure doesn't.
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11y ago
Two bytes at a time is not so bad, especially with some friendly newlines: 232e 2252 b8d5 a294 dd85 6402 0f0c f609 f511 b3d1 96ed 8303 0ce9 615c 6737 f578 Of course, it's still a lot of characters.
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11y ago
News doesn't have to be surprising to make headlines.
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11y ago
As lobster_johnson says, verbatim mode is key. I wish it was the default - I'm always using specific phrases the google re-interprets into something more popular. A big pet peeve given my line of work: I know autocad is more popular, b
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11y ago
A bank doesn't have to spend time developing a product to allow the door to be opened. They just open the door. That's not the case here with Apple.
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11y ago
And in the US, don't pilots still have to do the landing part?
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11y ago
And big diesel engines.
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Gracana
11y ago
Where can I get some of the hot chocolate you describe? I've never had it and it sounds interesting.
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11y ago
FWIW I didn't allow the flash to run and it plays fine using html5 video.
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11y ago
I read everything that gets posted on misc, and my impression is that most questions get good answers. There are a couple people who are abrasive and will occasionally step in to tell someone off (even when others are helping), but I think
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11y ago
It is terribad in IE11, the background lags behind and leaps ahead at 10Hz or so as I scroll. If I were seizure prone, I would be having one right now.
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11y ago
I didn't take any of that too seriously, it's obvious they had a great time with the project and I thought the write-up was quite funny.
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11y ago
Modern (absolutely enormous) websites and ssl make packet radio internet gateways a difficult proposition.
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11y ago
The university I worked for had a very strict hiring process, and it was all recorded as well. The process worked something like this: 1) Get approval from HR to start the hiring process. Your department needs to have the money to hire some
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11y ago
My Windows phone with OneDrive integration does this really nicely, minus the gallery feature (though there's probably a solution for that online or something, I just haven't looked.) I really like the fact that I can take picture
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11y ago
My guess was data entry people.
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11y ago
The combination of the truck's strange proportions and the vegetation around that lake makes them look like little RC cars driving around an icy puddle surrounded by tall grass.
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11y ago
Really! I will check it out and see how that works.
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Gracana
11y ago
Good point. FWIW I imagined doing it in the opposite direction, using GNU Social with things connected back to twitter in some way.
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11y ago
Is there a good way to publish to this at the same time as twitter, so I'm already established and can drop twitter when it dies?
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11y ago
Couldn't they tell you first if service is available, then ask if you'd like to sign up for it or get a notification if it becomes available? That would be effective without feeling deceptive.
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11y ago
It has IE11 issues also. http://i.imgur.com/flVRw9M.jpg
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