SenHeng

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by SenHeng 6y ago
This is what benmw333 is referring to. The Panasonic Let's. Despite how bulky it looks, it weighs about the same as the macbook air. It's basically used by anyone who isn't a manager, designer or software developer. You see t
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I nearly fell into the river at Kagura on New Year's day! It was new snow that hadn't settled yet so every step I took the snow beneath me crumbled. I was on a ledge and trying very hard to climb up, luckily a few Chinese passed b
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I thought it was a homebrew package named windmill.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I’m curious what people here think would be the better solution here and why? 1. Delete the books anyway but notify 2. Don’t delete the books/apps, notify user that memory is running out
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Roman fish farms! https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2016/08/what-roman-ruins-rev...
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Since I live in Tokyo, it’s about a 3 - 4 hour drive to various ski resorts. I want to snowboard every weekend. So I’m trying to find the best* ski resort I can head to next weekend. Best is a mix of - the ones I enjoy most - but not one
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by SenHeng 6y ago
It is illegal but no one can/will enforce the law,
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Part of it was regulation where properties will lose value over time, and after 30 years it is considered worthless. The value of the land may have gone up in price if you live somewhere desirable like Tokyo but the building that sits on it
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by SenHeng 6y ago
There's a freemium video service in japan called Nico Video [0] that has been around for about the same length of time as Youtube. On the free tier, you're essentially limited to a really shitty video quality, somewhere around 480
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by SenHeng 6y ago
The good old 'sell shovels during the gold rush' trick.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I had been planning to get a NAS since the beginning of this year but have held off because I'm just unsure of which HDDs (brand|types) to get.
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Western Digital adds “Red Plus” branding for non-SMR hard drives(arstechnica.com)
2 points by SenHeng 6y ago|3 comments
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by SenHeng 6y ago
The original title is " Here’s what’s happening to Boot Camp amid the Apple silicon transition " but I've instead used a line within the article because I felt that was the more important point.
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Boot Camp will not work on Apple silicon-based Macs(arstechnica.com)
5 points by SenHeng 6y ago|2 comments
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Reminds me of what Neil deGrasse Tyson said about being a visible black authority figure of science and knowledge. > In an undated interview at Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Tyson talked about being black and one of the most visible
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by SenHeng 6y ago
It's not a technical imposition, if that's what you're asking. We can use speakers with Meet, but then everyone now hears themselves speaking.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
> Yeah I get that I can do google search and find docs wherever they live. But I can't find docs if I don't know that they exist. To illustrate this point more. I used to work in a company where everyone had to submit their t
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by SenHeng 6y ago
We recently switched from Meet back to Zoom, because Zoom lets you use your speakers while Meet requires everyone to use a headset. Zoom does some kind of active noise-cancelling where it will avoid picking up whatever the person on the oth
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I remember this happened before several years ago in a previous redesign where the top menu would just stretch to fill the entire screen. It was later changed to one with a proper max width. I guess they forgot that lesson.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I’m surprised at all the negative takes. I thought it was refreshing, they’re reintroducing colours and icons, cleaning up and using a consistent design language across platforms, and introducing new, well tested convenience features.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
That's my whole point. All the discussion up til now has been based on rumours and speculation. There's only so much we can discuss around that. Until we actually have details of Apple's implementations, there's no reali
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by SenHeng 6y ago
IMO, the whole thing is unavoidable. A good amount of our technological advancements have been built on find better ways to kill other humans. Also, I'm not sure ethical licenses are going to deter inethical organisations. Are any of t
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by SenHeng 6y ago
My favourite is the discovery of a hidden room within the UK Parliament built in the 17th century, with eletricals from the 1950s that still worked. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-51630630
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Only 1/5?!
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Maybe we should wait for it to actually be announced? Otherwise it's just fantasy sports.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
The goal is to protect the bridge behind the barrier.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
That’s not surprising. I myself have a lot of trouble understanding the way some foreigners speak Japanese because of the mangled pronunciations.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
The point is not to avoid damaging the trucks, it is to prevent the trucks damaging the bridge behind the barrier.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
And thus the presumably unstoppable forces meets the immovable object.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
That’s not figma’s fault, that’s a team communication and workflow issue. We have that at work too and the solution is to communicate. Have a big red box with text saying the modal is not ready, or simply don’t have a modal until it’s ready

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