Improvotter

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by Improvotter 8y ago
It'd be neat if this had thunderbolt (or wait for USB4) so you could use an external GPU. I've heard that it works for some people.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Do you have any idea on how to use PlantUML with LaTeX files? I've only found some workaround scripts that make it pretty ugly to begin with. I'm using Overleaf so I doubt it'll add the functionality, but it'd be neat.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
> this is a hard life for a solo entrepreneur and i do not recommend it wothout having raised a minimum of $2-5 million usd Let's not get everyone in the mindset that venture capitalism in the US is a good thing. Many startups and e
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I tried chunkwm last year or so but I found it to be very lackluster. There were a lot of problems when it was trying to work against the native window manager. How has it improved over the last year or so? I use i3 on Linux, but love to ge
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I want to give vim or emacs a real shot someday. I only really know the basic stuff and am fine with it. But I feel like I really need very good integration with the programming languages I work with like Go and Python. Besides that, I&#x27
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by Improvotter 8y ago
These are specific types of lenses that are for both nearsightedness and farsightedness.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
But cookies that save your search queries are personal data and require opt-in? You can consider anything not to be "personal data". I still really want this to be opt-in, not opt-out.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I watched this burn in test a few weeks ago. It looks like a great test. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOcLasaRCzY
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by Improvotter 8y ago
> You can opt-out of sending these analytics by changing a Kite setting ( https://help.kite.com/article/79-opting-out-of-usage-metrics ). Shouldn't this be opt-in according to GDPR? > * Line-of-Code Completion
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Why does that make the glasses so expensive though? The frames from my glasses were about 100 EUR and the glasses were a lot more expensive. If I ask my parents or other people, they are paying 1000 EUR or more for the glasses by themselves
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by Improvotter 8y ago
This phone is something I'd see myself using in the future. This way you could really have a Linux desktop/laptop machine for work and a Linux phone where it's a lot easier to bridge the gap between the devices. Imagine the a
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I got a question to all of the Americans here. Why do you all care so much where you come from? Why are these services so popular? I honestly am not interested in my origins. Perhaps because I'm from Europe?
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by Improvotter 8y ago
What if it scanned your local network for one of your MAC addresses or use something like avahi to find your devices to check whether you're home before sending a text or notification?
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I paid 0 EUR for Linux. My school works with Windows stuff and Microsoft doesn't even provide us with free keys. It's ridiculous. Let's just keep all school stuff open source.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
My Pebble Time Steel has been in my drawer for 2 years I think. I bought it on release and didn't really use it for that long because I honestly didn't found it useful. What do you use it for? Most of the time I just find it easie
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I'm talking about the master password of my Firefox vault or whatever it is called.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I'd use Firefox if I didn't have to enter my master password on MacOS every time I start the program. It integrates with keyrings on Linux, is it that hard to get it to work on MacOS which has more users? Also, does it work on Win
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I wouldn't say Madrid is the first. I live in Ghent (Belgium) and only taxis and public transit are allowed in the city centre. In Antwerp only cars with low emissions are allowed in the city centre, or have to pay iirc. Ghent is aweso
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I keep a VPS running with Nginx on it for a specific port. Then I forward that port via SSH using remote forwarding to enable this exact functionality. It's free if you've already got a server running.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
You're entitled to your opinion, and I am to mine. But I don't want something tracking me in the background. If that is your business model, then you should've thought of a different one. I don't care whether you think t
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I'm glad the restriction is put in place. There were too many apps abusing constant location tracking. If one kid in the kindergarten cannot handle the responsibility, unfortunately all of the little kids have to suffer from it. Same g
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by Improvotter 8y ago
> Sorry, this content is not available in your region. Aka: "We're not gonna adhere to privacy shit."
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I'm still young but I made a change last year that I should have done so much sooner and I will never forget the impact it had on me. I might not be able to offer the life experiences of any of the parents or grandparents here, but sti
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by Improvotter 8y ago
I'm no game developer. But wouldn't it be important for game engines to use the most performant approach. Is there a difference in performance when using rotors instead of quaternions?
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Localtomorrow | Software Engineers | Full-time | ONSITE | Belgium, Ghent -- General intro, cause we're not a household name Localtomorrow NV is a Belgian company in full growth with expansions to France, the Netherlands, Germany and Sp
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Tbf, are there many people who use their phone for applying to jobs? Why not a desktop app? What as your thought process?
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Wow, thank you! I'll give this a shot tonight. I've been wanting to disconnect it for a while now as well.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
My landlord works on military aircrafts as well, maybe he wasn't working on these specifically. But I'm gonna ask him whether he knows the people. Should be interesting haha.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Not really a very comprehensive review I'd say.
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by Improvotter 8y ago
Because in order to "ramp up their security", they'd need more users which makes this attack harder. Security isn't like a knob that you turn.

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