Moru

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721.
by Moru 5y ago
The sad part is that we are all helping to train the futures AI but who will own it and make money on it?
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by Moru 5y ago
I guess it depends on quality/thickness of T-Shirt. The cheap value-weight t-shirts you get at the supermarket is almost transparent if you hold it up to the sun. Heavy-weight t-shirts that are just a bit more expensive you can't
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by Moru 5y ago
An engineer is expected to speak up when told to construct X out of Y when Y is not good enough for it. He is personally responsible for the lives at stake. A software engineer is not expected to speak up when told to build X out of Y but t
724.
by Moru 5y ago
Didn't even have to disable darkmode with Dark Reader [0], the lower glitching works just fine. [0] https://darkreader.org/
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by Moru 5y ago
Just explaining why it happens, not saying it improves anything. I try to get them to use email instead since that has the function they are after. I (often) get all the info I need at once and I can schedule it easily and mark as done in t
726.
by Moru 5y ago
The "Hi!" message is the equivalent of a modem connection negotiation. The user wants to make sure the keyboard time isn't wasted until they know you are all ears. That it wastes your time they haven't even thought about
727.
by Moru 5y ago
If it happened in the worlds most used client OS 20 years ago, it's clearly not impossible it can happen again. Not that much has happened with computers since then. I remember being like you, believing no virus could come from an imag
728.
by Moru 5y ago
"Buffer Overrun in JPEG Processing (GDI+) Could Allow Code Execution (833987)" [0] [0] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/security-updates/SecurityBu...
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by Moru 5y ago
Did you try a local mumble server? Haven't played with it for a long time but last time it was much faster than teamspeak and we used it happily at home sitting next to eachother. That and get better headphones that close out sound fro
730.
by Moru 5y ago
Less great for setting up at your it-challenged friends though. And most people expect some phone call interface that beeps at them when they get a call.
731.
by Moru 5y ago
And it's still a problem since everyone uses it as a secret, not a username. So if leaked, you are still at risk. This is why the number realy should have been public from start so companies would not get the idea to use it as password
732.
by Moru 5y ago
What I understood from the horse meat scandals lately, replacing with horse meat is often the problem with where did they get the horse meat? If it's not proven to be from horses that hasn't been used for riding or racing, it can
733.
by Moru 5y ago
Don't feel bad, this is pretty common to hear for us with other languages than english :-) My go to solution for this always used to be compose keyboards on my Atari. I only recently found out (from hackernews) that there is something
734.
by Moru 5y ago
That's funny, the swedish keyboard can handle éèÉÈúùóò and so on, with deadkeys but we don't need much of them. Also üîñ on top of the native ÅÄÖ. The keyboard has five deadkeys concentrated on two buttons with shift and altgr alt
735.
by Moru 5y ago
Another datapoint: North Sweden middle of nowhere: Class 1 - 9 Walk/bike to school 5 minutes. Class 10 - 12 Regular buss ride 45 minutes one way. University either continue same buss ride or move to student appartment and do 5 minutes
736.
by Moru 5y ago
A scale makes for less dishes too. Just reset the scale and pour next ingredient into the bowl. No need to use another spoon to dig from the flour or sugar bag.
737.
by Moru 5y ago
No baking powder would be a start. The rest is just 3-6-3. That is 3 eggs, 6 dl milk, 3 dl flour and a pint of salt and some melted butter or oil. The road to my hometown is called 363 so easy to remember. Just have to figure out which of t
738.
by Moru 5y ago
Please don't tell me you use raid as backup?
739.
by Moru 5y ago
Seems GOG has them: https://www.gog.com/game/quest_for_glory
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by Moru 5y ago
I would not worry too much about this. I see this behaviour in my kid but also her mother and mothers mother. It's something that runs in the family. And her family didn't have TV or other media the last 50 years and they still al
741.
by Moru 5y ago
Mine is just a default setup of this: https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/ Document folder structure similar to yours. I'm going to look through your collection, looks interesting :-)
742.
by Moru 5y ago
Ah yes, Swedish was one of those languages I think. I can't imagine a worse thing to do with a programming language...
743.
by Moru 5y ago
Microsoft translated all the commands in the scripting language for excell to native language, making it totally impossible to use for anyone. You can't even google it because the help is so split up in different languages.
744.
by Moru 5y ago
Having the operating system in ROM on an Atari helped a lot with boot times. Windows still has a bit left to boot times of old computers...
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by Moru 5y ago
And if someone actually makes something remotely useful and successful, Google or Amazon will create a direct competitor and totally run you over.
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by Moru 5y ago
In north Sweden we have also only two kinds of potatoes. One is called Mandelpotatis, and then we have all the rest that noone buys. Seriously, if you don't like potatoes or think it's boring, try Mandelpotatis (if you can find it
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by Moru 5y ago
Thankyou! I wonder if there is some patent stopping this from being included in windows by default...
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by Moru 5y ago
Yes, but learning numbers isn't realy comparable to be able to just guess the compose buttons. o¨ makes ö, ao makes å. If you want the copyright sign you type o+c.
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by Moru 5y ago
Our solution to anything like this has always been copy to notepad and back again. Old people knows exactly what is meant but people 25 and younger usually don't understand why or how. Seems to be a generational thing. Lately even note
750.
by Moru 5y ago
Yes, I was so sad when I "upgraded" from Atari to Windows and I could no longer do this. That it's still not standard is a mystery. It wasn't standard on Atari either but that it even was a thing 30 odd years ago shows y

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