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4y ago
Pretty sure this is often a cost saving measure, capacitive buttons can be less expensive than knobs, especially if they have to be waterproof.
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I think it sorta is, but those are specifically tests that monitor brain activity when someone is thinking about stuff. Autistic brains are like a bit less organized in where thoughts happen or something like that iirc
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4y ago
How about we rebrand web 1.0 web4?
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4y ago
I am assuming they are going for a japanese fruit pricing strategy, making, some, apparently really good fruit, for crazy high prices. (I doubt many of them are actually worth the price, but I think it is mostly a gift giving thing over th
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4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-polarization proton-enhanced nuclear induction spectroscopy
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4y ago
I can finally properly flex my osu! skills
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4y ago
Himitsu = secret https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/himitsu/
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4y ago
>Good question. That makes me wonder if they are able to operate safely at scale at all. With those standards, I don't think many of the tech giants can operate at scale at all. Not that I think they shouldn't be held to those
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I tried getting into programming as a kid, but I never really got to a point where I was having fun, printing stuff into a terminal just isn't really... engaging, and gui stuff looked complicated. One day I bought a kit with electronic
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5y ago
Didn't know wacom was supporting it, kinda just assumed these were community made drivers. Either way, spend a lot of hours with wacom on linux (playing osu!). Also nice that it doesn't have the shitty telemetry that the windows d
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5y ago
The real problem is that laptop manifacturers aren't incentivized to optimize their stuff for linux. Just look at videos the steam deck to see what happens when linux is a first class and windows a second class citizen
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5y ago
Anyone know if qutebrowser is affected?
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5y ago
As far as I heard listening to the podcast, I am not convinced he is done making videos. And even if he does end up stopping, they got a pretty great podcast which he seems to enjoy.
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5y ago
Pretty sure it was a combination of factors, not just this vid, and he just needed a break.
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5y ago
So... unrelated to the actual contents of the article, but, that small column of justified text on a phone is a horrible reading experience on a phone (I couldn't keep reading because of it). I have dyslexia, and I really wish it'
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5y ago
Minecraft runs fine on linux (I do not trust microsoft with my OS)
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5y ago
I am surprised this isn't illegal, especially since they are forcing you to do this to keep playing a game you already bought.
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5y ago
At least they are staying consistent I guess. Instead of just doing business in / cater to the government of messed up regimes and only stop doing that when they start a war in your backyard.
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5y ago
I'd love to see putin be hit in the head with a frying pan, in like, a very cartoonish way
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5y ago
I had the same problem, you can verify an account every 24 hours per phone number. Cause.... that somehow helps for security
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5y ago
I just hope it is actually gonna be more than just empty promises, unlike the last 2 times (saving children from a cave and making ventilators)
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5y ago
HN pointed me to the official status page though
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5y ago
Or, fine, may not be the right word, more like, a lot better off than a lot of other countries.
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5y ago
We have all the knowledge, and even a special government branch in place here to fight the sea, I am sure we'll be fine
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5y ago
I am currently in bed, sick from covid, can you guys stop scaring me?
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5y ago
Downloading your mona lisa worked just fine on my device (Android), in whatever browser telegram opens links in.
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5y ago
Well, I guess it is dead
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5y ago
Lots of job postings I have seen online look like challenges to say as little as possible with as many words as possible about the actual job. I kinda feel like you could stand out quite a bit just by clearly explaining in your job posting
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5y ago
"Thanks for helping google keep the web safe" Interesting thing to add in there, how on earth does copyright stuff have anything to do with safety?
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That one kinda makes sense, because, when you can't update it, there isn't really much of a practical difference between something implemented in hardware or firmware. So not allowing blobs in rom would almost be hypocritical if y
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