Jiocus

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by Jiocus 5y ago
I for one hope that Humans might push back climate change .
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Climate change also pushed modern humans into existence.
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That's some serious security by isolation , not even Qubes OS comes close. In time, as the expansion of the universe accelerates fast enough, not even light will keep up to get across. Perfect total airgap.
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Really wonderful. Anyone who knows how to implement this with projectM, or GLSL?
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For clarity, this sets in as the old body may still be slowly or practically unable to recover from the first event, the fall (e.g. a broken bone).
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by Jiocus 5y ago
I've read about manufacturers limiting RAM to e.g. 8GB to be able to stay within some power-consumption deemed acceptable for a notebook device. More RAM draw power. Given that RAM size can have those ramifications energy-wise, it soun
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by Jiocus 5y ago
They do feature a rooster or cock in their logo. The current name makes me think of A. Le Coq , an Estonian brewery. Hopefully, my association will have no impact on their naming decision :)
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by Jiocus 5y ago
You can use the same phone number for more than one account.
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If Apple provided a blessed way to install Cydia[1] without jailbreaking, I would be a customer again in no time. [1]: https://cydia.saurik.com/
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Without the copyright holders permission, that is. There are many things available through e.g bittorrent because the author made it so.
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Yes, that's also true (I'm a EU native).
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Yes, I've experienced as much. Reality gives a more nuanced impression on things.
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by Jiocus 5y ago
You are absolutely right. I started out with TextSecure myself. I switched over to what became Silence eventually. I'm not a Signal user though after giving them several tries, and that decision seems more final by each passing days. I
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by Jiocus 5y ago
It's in the Play store as far as I can see. Also here for F-droid users: https://f-droid.org/packages/org.smssecure.smssecure
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by Jiocus 5y ago
You're making a great point here, that I've never heard before in the debate. Not only in the specific issue of the article, but public life in general. I think the argument is that drunks did consent, in the same spirit as a drun
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There's an app, Silence [1], which encrypts your SMS if your contact uses it as well. It does so over the actual telecom SMS network, and doesn't break non-Silence user messaging either. Been using it for years. [1]: https:&#x2F
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There's also the Big Bad consulting trope which has it all backwards. Client states they need something like Y, consultants assess the situation, understand they should do X but keeps it to themselves, the parties come to an agreement
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by Jiocus 5y ago
Also called titanium white , but you may know it simply as #F3F4F7 .
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I've found that this issue crops up in situations where someone has a new app idea. They don't possess the skills to create it themselves because they're in a different domain. They ask you about building Y, maybe even Z but
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by Jiocus 5y ago
It's been only 6 months since I made a quick and dirty DBMS web explorer, with for-loop tables and columns with sensible user-actions, dropdown menus what have you, depending on data types and requirements reported by the database. All
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by Jiocus 5y ago
Could less accurate forecasting be attributed to exceptional circumstances of the environment they have tried to analyze? I have the feeling there's quite a few “predictions” during this pandemic that are off. Where people or the econo
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When I went to uni in Sweden, there was a mandatory course in academic writing as part of CS program. The learning objectives was more than just a styleguide proofreading by supervisors though, as methodologies, data collection and paper
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by Jiocus 5y ago
"The wise warrior avoids the battle." - Sun Tzu Sounds hacker to me.
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by Jiocus 5y ago
I did a quick test, here's how it went. Choose an example png(1) but had to redo with png(2) because tinypng.com won't chew a file larger than 5MB. png 2.4MB ← original png png 2.1MB ← Trimage image compressor jpg 876.6kB ← Conver
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by Jiocus 5y ago
The list of reentered large debris provides a list of 11 uncontrolled examples through 1964-2018. This list is both incomplete and doesn't take into account future known events, such as the one in OP article. I would prefer more comp
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by Jiocus 5y ago
SVG are absolutely an option and I've been meaning to go that route by default for some time, but old habits die hard. I mostly use them for icons, SVG feels saner than the alternative methods and easier to work with. Combined with des
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by Jiocus 5y ago
> 15. .webp: significantly overrated, in my opinion. It doesn’t give anywhere near as big a boost in compression relative to properly-done JPEG as people think (like under 10% a lot of the time). Now AVIF, that’s another matter. I was sa
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by Jiocus 5y ago
I don't know where you got 'two' from, nor why '1967' is a significant year. Care to elaborate?
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The scenario I imagine will play out will be something like the following. Netflix get a sizable amount of applications from photographers of varying degree of skill and walks of life. Among these will be a few highly valuable photographers
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What supports your belief that China are pushing this to become normal, as opposed to not being already the norm? A closer look at some of the large objects which has re-entered[1] as well as a few cases of incidents[2] and their origins, s

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