Orphis

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by Orphis 11mo ago
But it is still more performant to do so in general. There are more image corrections of great quality happening than just background removal nowadays, like lighting improvements or sometimes upscaling, and you wouldn't want to do all
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by Orphis 1y ago
Have you read the rationale about CPS? It gives clear examples as to why it doesn't work. You need to parse the files and then parse all the compiler and linker arguments in order to understand what to do with those to properly consume
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by Orphis 1y ago
pkg-config works great in limited scenarios. If you try to do anything more complex, you'll probably run into some complex issues that require modifying the supplied .pc files from your vendor. There's is a new standard that is be
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by Orphis 1y ago
It's just a way to ensure you open the desired context on a local Discord instance, not any instance that might be logged in to your account. I have a few personal computers logged in on Discord on the same account that could be active
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by Orphis 3y ago
I have this laptop and I've charged it with USB-C PD at 90W on multiple occasions. What chargers have you tried?
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by Orphis 5y ago
> Additionally, how do you avoid doing pointless builds when new features are pushed? I can only imagine what the `.github` folder in a monorepo looks like. It's simple, with proper tooling, you know exactly the dependencies, so you
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by Orphis 5y ago
It would help to have quality implementations of the full SCTP specs first.
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by Orphis 5y ago
Do you really think the hardware costs THAT much too? Users are already paying a premium for the privilege of buying an iOS device. And Apple knows that usually it will add some pressure on friends and family to have devices in the same fam
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by Orphis 5y ago
While PPPoE worked on WinXP, driver support when transitioning to XP was quite a big issue for some. I still remember hacking the inf files to get my modem work on it as an early adopter.
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by Orphis 5y ago
And it's not even dummy data, I was able to look up relatives on it :o
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by Orphis 5y ago
Your body is undoing the vaccine just fine. It's just ARN, it's discarded after a while. Didn't you learn that in your bio classes or did you think it would never be useful? The rest is just practice for that precious immune
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by Orphis 5y ago
If some group of the population is responsible for 85 to 90% of the spread of a disease, then they are directly harming also all the other people who can't be vaccinated for health reasons, they are helping the virus spread and mutate
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by Orphis 5y ago
Why? Seatbelts greatly reduce deadly harm for people in the cars and outside of it. There are many occurrences where someone died because the body of a person in a crash who wasn't wearing a seatbelt just crashed into them.
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by Orphis 5y ago
You can always lose your license in some places if you are not wearing a seatbelt repeatedly. Remember that a seatbelt also prevents your body from being a projectile that would be launched against other people in an accident, you're n
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by Orphis 5y ago
Horrible logic. Seatbelts are in the same position. They are mandatory and greatly reduce harm done in an accident. Same thing for the vaccines, you won't die and won't likely be using an ICU bed that other patients need. Go sprea
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by Orphis 5y ago
At the same time, a friend who interviewed there got told "You need to work hard and probably on evenings and weekends too". Not a big selling point in Sweden where work / life balance is important (especially to those having
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by Orphis 5y ago
At the beginning of the pandemic, my team worked on optimizations as priority number 1 as we got a lot of new users with terrible configurations who wanted to do a lot more that what ever intended for that same hardware. I managed to find a
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by Orphis 5y ago
Use websites like JSFiddle & co is probably the way to go.
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by Orphis 5y ago
> How could we possibly know? They communicated about it. What else do you want? > True but the nature of the project and the potential dangers of the project materials also matter. What are you trying to say? They found a problem, us
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by Orphis 5y ago
> or anything There are no reports for leaks I could find, so while you can point at other bad actors in the field, why don't you celebrate the little wins of some company being transparent enough for once?
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by Orphis 5y ago
The upside is they found it. They didn't try to cover it up, it didn't blow up or anything. There will be issues in any complex installation even with the best of planning, what matters is how you deal with those.
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by Orphis 5y ago
There are no APIs in WebRTC about remote screen control. You can share a screen, but that's it.
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by Orphis 5y ago
So they are charging people to remove ads so that the content creator doesn't get any ad revenue from their views? So ethical.
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by Orphis 5y ago
> Git is decentralized and fast, and Google famously doesn't use it. Most (all?) of Google OSS software is hosted on either Gerrit or Github. Git is not used by the "google3" monorepo, but it's used by quite a few maj
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by Orphis 5y ago
The problem is that you are comparing a device sold to play games to a general purpose device (music, videos, games, banking, productivity, healthcare, phone, modem...). While consumers generally don't have too many expectations from b
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by Orphis 5y ago
And banned
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by Orphis 5y ago
Ok, because you asked nicely!
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by Orphis 5y ago
You can just have multiple Google accounts on the same phone for different countries and switch to a different store this way. Or people could sideload the app on their phone.
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by Orphis 5y ago
There will definitely be always some rivalry between the too countries. Not animosity though, most people are over that. Source: French
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by Orphis 5y ago
But you don't have push to talk, which is the killer feature for gamers. Proper push to talk will capture key presses even when the app doesn't have focus, the key difference with most other implementations. And having that feat

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