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by IYasha 2y ago
Lol! Finding a bunch of good 18650s is WAY easier than a freaking proprietary black bar. Replacing them requires some skill, though, but most repair shops can or know who can do it properly.
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by IYasha 2y ago
> New laptops may be more energy-efficient per computational power, but these gains are offset by more computational power. Should I rephrase: computers are getting ridiculously powerful, but JavaScript cancels out everything? Or just lo
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by IYasha 2y ago
What a freaking snitch! That rat of a neighbor.
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by IYasha 2y ago
How about every site and service let me use my username+password combination and stop bothering me with 2-3-4-5FA bullshit? I can manage my own passwords, thank you!
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by IYasha 2y ago
Fortunately, they are aware of the problem and made an announcement: >> We are aware of audio issues, especially during talks of day 1 (2024-12-27). Some talks have been released in a preview-version, but are still being worked on beh
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by IYasha 2y ago
Yeah, it's not the first time they have sound problems. Really frustrating, especially for non-native speakers. I was going to blame wireless mics, but they seem to be fixed?..
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by IYasha 2y ago
Scripting language with the worst syntax I've seen so far.
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by IYasha 2y ago
Reading comments on this article makes me want to wash my eyes.
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by IYasha 2y ago
I can't believe I can agree this much with a C++ article. My thoughts precisely. But whenever _I_ brought up the crazy angle-brackets::madness period in language's history, most devs tended to disagree. I rarely follow fads anyway
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by IYasha 2y ago
Very, very reasonable! And the HDD vs. SSD part is just reading my thoughts. :)
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by IYasha 2y ago
Not very practical, imo: 1. antennas must withstand major changes of ambient temperatures, direct sunlight, humidity and many other factors. How would one maintain nitinol in desired shape? Which prompts the next question: 2. how does it ma
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by IYasha 2y ago
> restarting the whole loop. I once recorded and made a GIF out of it :D :_D :_(
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by IYasha 2y ago
Provided you're in the same coutry as the registrar and using your passport for registration. And you don't miss your pay date (they usually don't allow to pre-pay for many years in advance). And payment remains available (I
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by IYasha 2y ago
Hey there, mate! Can't really do a thing, but I'm here for emotional support. You won't believe how many of us are here. :( In my case Google refused working secondary e-mail link, secret word, current password - all of those
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by IYasha 2y ago
In my case, 4 10G + 24 1G switch fulfills needs of a home LAN in a typical house/apartment. To have it running some FOSS OS would be a dream.
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by IYasha 2y ago
Not really news to me: at least one certain well-known telecom company was scouting specialists from all over the world (from US to EU and Russia) and bombarding them with astronomical salaries. I'm not saying no one used this tactic b
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by IYasha 2y ago
I assume this technique will work on read-only media like CDs or ROMs (patches itself in RAM)?
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by IYasha 2y ago
I'd be happy with AngelScript or smth. Hard-typed, but interpretable. But not Python[-like]. I'd kill it with SIGFIRE.
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by IYasha 2y ago
I have a related question: is integer/"((math))" logic really safer (in bash) than "[normal]"? I usually try hard to use declare -i iMyVar; as many applicable variables as possible. But evaluation of strings is stil
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by IYasha 2y ago
Almost cried while reading this. I knew the story vaguely, but those details...
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by IYasha 2y ago
HL1 is also good for a hobby, if not better. There are open-source alternatives to the engine and better editors, and the off-steam community still delivers!
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by IYasha 2y ago
For those living under rock (me): did they finally update the HL1 SDK to catch up with HL1 Anniversary edition? I was really anticipating lots of positive changes, but kind of lost track in the chaos of life.
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by IYasha 2y ago
I wish someone recreated the fast and reliable VS/VC 6.0. It was so blazingly fast and.. just good. I was SO disappointed with slow and bloated MS .NET BS that I ditched VS entirely.
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by IYasha 2y ago
Flashy things production, obviously. (In industry we call them "presentations")
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by IYasha 2y ago
I rarely comment, but I'm really tired of political articles on HN.
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by IYasha 2y ago
Misread the title thinking someone invented nerdy dating service on github. But it's not that. Disappointed.
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by IYasha 3y ago
And I'm struggling to get users to read the freaking 4 pages of README.txt... (of which only one is really critical for installation) facepalm
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by IYasha 3y ago
Most likely - ANY (even business-class) device, not limited to storage, is prone to this, unfortunately. Most terrifying of which are routers, mobile phones and home security cams/doorbells/etc. s/NAS/network/
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by IYasha 3y ago
Yeah it's not even surprising - does ANYONE in their right mind go through all their gadgets/home appliances to check their EOL status?? The whole reason for buying a completely set up and ready to go device that you don't co
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by IYasha 3y ago
Or just "Insecurity of Things" )

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