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I heard that this is caused by not supplying enough power to the Pi, did you use the official powerbrick? I have had corruptions happen a couple of times but I have never tried with a good powersource if it actually does a difference.
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There are so many psycological problems that we don't know anything about yet. Not everyone are normal. Or better, we don't really know normality yet. Some people have very big problems physically meeting people and after a full d
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It's sadly not just one thing that goes wrong. But at the base of it, it's the human faults at play. It's just being amplified by social media and the easy communication on Internet.
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If not the unions, there is always someone else that drives the prices up. In Sweden we don't have this problem with the Unions but it's still very expensive with housing.
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The reason I started with TeraCopy was that it could to automatic verify after a move but before deleting the originals. Had lots of problems with corrupt transfers and wanted to be certain. Now it's just what I use, I know it works an
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Easy, don't buy your stuff at IKEA. We have plenty of other companies in Sweden that cares for the swedish market.
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The most important part of Winamp is the global keyboard shortcuts you can set up. I have been using wasd controls for my games and my player since forever. Well, since I found the global keyboard shortcuts in winamp... wasd for games, ctrl
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Some younger guy was trying to explain that I used the word cluster wrong when talking about clustering pins on a map. Cluster was a collection of servers in a server room. He had never heard about k-means :-)
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I think this train has passed, AI has been accepted as the name and has now changed ownership to the public. This is how live languages work and we older people are supposed to be crying "But this is not what it means!" Well, now
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I keep having this happen to a very small language I used to play around with. Now when I have forgotten how it works I thought I would try to learn it again with ChatGPT and the results were pretty disappointing. It keeps using a mix of di
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I can understand an artist that works for commission to draw a nice pidgeon searching for pidgeons on the net to use for reference. And then ends up sending a picture of something an AI thinks is a pidgeon but has horse eyes :-)
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Ofcourse, but if the manager is using the KLoC to decide who to look at, that won't happen.
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This is exactly why KLoC is not a good measurement. If you know about this, you will make sure you match everyone else by embellishing your line count with comments, copy and rename functions or extra deep nesting. The manager will still no
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We just had #2 in our house happen two days ago so yes.
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Sweden faint memory of using ' and " for accounting. 1' is 1 000, 1" is 1 000 000. Or something like that, didn't spend much time on it.
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The bigger problem is for the unscheduled emergency entry when a fire/water pipe broke and they have to bust the door down. Then you get to pay for replacing anything that was destroyed in the process, and your appartment is completely
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Until the next guest arrives, card saying they are staying until next monday and clear all previous keys.
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1. Pick something small that you know you can finish. 2. Finish it. 3. Feel the rush of actually finish something! 4. Repeat. Ok, not that easy but that is how I got around to it eventually.
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What is wrong with morse code? Just need one pixel that blinks.
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It's also compressed while sending so that is most likely the unpacked size you see there.
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My work used to be like this too, except Slack didn't exist yet so people used phones to call you. When I explained the problem to my boss, he told me not to answer the phone and set it to silent. Now most of the company use mail for u
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One argument for you could be that if there is no problem, why aren't they using MIT instead that works the way they want it? No need to use the wrong license if they mean something else.
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The worst part is when they buy a custom domain and then abandons it after a few years. And then someone buys the domain to host a scam instead.
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Our relatives always had a nice big piece of meat in there when we visited. Ofcourse they had at least three different saunas on the yard. The smoky sauna was mostly used for the cooking.
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All it takes is a ship "forgetting" to raise the anchor and running it over the cable, snapping it. Might have happened outside Finland last year [1]. [1] https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/estonia-says
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That is interesting to know because that is used as an argument in other countries too.
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This is what is so baffling with people. "The $company/government isn't doing their job, we need to fire/change government/privatise this function, it would solve everything!" Well, where do you think the forme
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Mabe they weren't particularly pride in what they accomplished over the years and wanted it forgotten? :-)
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It's a two player console emulating two joysticks, you can set the keys to use. Type keyconfig at the prompt.
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This is part of the Pico-8, you need to map the buttons in the "OS". Write "keyconfig" at the prompt.
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