IdiranVibe

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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
It gets pretty sluggish when you're working with really really big solutions (in my experience).
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Well, they tend to not call them decimal points in those countries/languages either!
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
fwiw I've had the same experience. Struggled for ages trying to build (in my case) custom ZigBee compatible smart devices running python and it seemed impossible. Bit the bullet and setup home assistant and I've not looked back -
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
FWIW even menthol cigarettes have been illegal in the UK for a couple of years now.
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
IIRC they change colour depending on how acidic or alkaline the soil is!
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Plex isn't for purchases or rentals, it's for streaming users' privately owned content, so seems like it wouldn't come under this.
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
The ~90%[0] of people who don't smoke is probably good evidence.... [0] https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/campaign/tips/resources/data/cig... .
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Surely existing methods of energy storage methods e.g. pumping water to higher altitude reservoirs to be used for hydro at peak hours will be more useful than millions of lead acid batteries
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
I wouldn't expect for coop gaming to be part of the experience. V had 3 protagonists but the story was all entirely single player and I doubt R* will be moving on from their tradition of single player RPGs.
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
I'd prefer a Louis Theroux style documentary investigation...
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
I suppose at that point it's a geography issue which is less of a problem here due to the size of the country
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
It blows my mind that you guys in the US still have to deal with data caps ... It's been years in the UK since that's been a thing for broadband, and we're close to the point where mobile data will be the same
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
You can't have wireless charging with a metal chassis AFAIK. Whether you value wireless charging is another question.
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Chewing gum artist makes plea to save London Millennium Bridge works(theguardian.com)
1 points by IdiranVibe 3y ago|0 comments
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
The first comment literally talks about premium features....
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
And ironically, the non-PC versions make use of Unity
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Not at all... lots of people still run unity 2021
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Any way to do this in the desktop app?
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
> at most city speeds This is exactly it! Their speeds are limited around areas they're likely to interact with people to enable this. Agreed that slowing them down probably is wrong but they should definitely be protecting crossin
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Surely this just leads to people who are desperate being taken advantage of ...
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
Will you be at NixCon? Seems like good timing to post this!
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
People who create/release dumps that these tools check tend not to be too focused on account security....
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
I love Firefox, but really wish I could group tabs like you can in chrome.
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
40 minutes is not a particularly long walk for us in Europe (as a Brit I can still say that right?). Though if I was doing it every day for work I'd probably buy a bicycle!
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
They should move to wiki.gg - was started for the same reason; fandom buying up previously good independent wiki hosts and turning it into an ad riddled hellhole.
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
It absolutely does - if you know meta is buying you know they can afford way way way more than some random company so you can charge more
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by IdiranVibe 3y ago
At this point surely LaTeX makes more sense for this kind of work...