Toutouxc

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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> think that having the ability to change things means that they absolutely MUST go through all the settings menus and change things. That sure does sound like a straw man argument to me. Are you sure you've really heard "pls d
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Appreciate the honesty.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> Like, seriously? No one's that stupid. I just want to ask you something. I'm a software developer, able to build out of parts and configure a headless Linux box, unlock the bootloader on, flash and root an Android phone and u
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Getting the same error on macOS, both Safari and Firefox.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I don't know about everyone else, but to me programming with just the "subtract and branch if less than or equal to zero" instruction sounds way, way more frustrating than something like the TIS-100. I don't play program
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Yes, it's only convenient on Apple devices. But it's still doable if you don't access that much stuff on other devices, e.g. when I need to access something on my Windows computer (which basically exists to run Microsoft Flig
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
What does everyone think about just using Apple's Keychain for everything? Seems that for Keychain the most serious threat is actually being rando-banned by Apple and losing access to my stuff.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Please elaborate, how can you pick bad words for a passphrase? (Except obviously a movie title or an everyday sentence) Like, if I go "street bologna drawer sunset fang", did I do well?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Thanks for telling us. One thing I’d like to add is that it’s pretty much the same with relationships. If you ever feel like you aren’t really happy with your partner, but being without them sounds kinda even worse, and maybe it’s your faul
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> Intense schooling has made people apathetic to life and reluctant towards taking any initiative. What do you mean by this?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> your "little" Skoda That's the thing, it's not "little" in my book, but a full sized car. It comfortably fits an average family (or a group of four adults) and their stuff for a week-long vacation. > sa
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I feel like something being a "2am anxiety-fueled cry for help" makes it MORE worth seeing (and paying attention to), not less.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
You don't even have to mess around with Smarts and Minis... The car I [try not to] drive (a Škoda Rapid liftback) fits four 180 cm (5'10") adults and their baggage for a week, yet I could almost drive UNDERNEATH some of the c
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Sounds annoying, which country? Where I live the national railway carrier lets you refund or exchange your tickets and seat reservations freely up until 15 minutes before the departure time, most ticket types are valid for a day (so you don
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> Combined with apples policy of throttling older devices What policy are you talking about?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
This is from the article: > Masic wondered: “Was it possible that the Romans might have actually directly used lime in its more reactive form, known as quicklime?” And this is from Wikipedia, with the source dated 2011: > Gypsum and q
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that in EU the limit is for the actual current weight, that you can get a huge ticket for an overweight vehicle and that the police use mobile and fixed vehicle scales to enforce that (I specifically remember Austria do
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I don't find it any more disturbing than buying car tires from the Michelin tire guy (he's actually called Bibendum) or getting batteries with the Duracell Bunny on them. Some people, even educated and technically inclined people,
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> array.each on an array of intergers will not behave the same as an array of strings What do you mean by this?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I'm thinking of moving my gaming box from Windows to Linux, but last time I checked, things weren't as great on the hardware tuning side of things. I'm running a Radeon 6800 XT undervolted at stock clocks and 980 mV (+ custom
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
90 FPS for redrawing the image according to the motion of your head, but the actual rendering of the scene can be much slower. Motion reprojection is basically the only way to make GPU-intensive games like MSFS playable in VR on < $1000
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
To be honest, if one day there's lab-grown meat available in every store with comparable quality and prices to animal meat (!), I will inevitably form some sort of opinion on people who still pick animal meat.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
The redundancy is already there — both the ISS itself and the Soyuz parked there are able to keep the crew alive. If one of these fails, the other one will prevent immediate loss of life, but something still needs to be done ASAP about the
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
The post you’re replying to is very easy to comprehend, maybe even a bit blunt. Why are you replying to something that they clearly didn’t mean to say?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> Is Python even or odd? > The required code is provided below. num = int (input (“Enter any number to test whether it is odd or even: “) if (num % 2) == 0: print (“The number is even”) else: print (“The provided number is odd”) Outpu
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Probably not at the level that OP is asking about, but the IKEA Starkvind air purifier, aside from being a good-looking, cheap and effective home purifier, is a Zigbee device that exposes the raw PM2.5 sensor reading. One Starkvind (or more
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
And the guy being in jail, not knowing why he's there, helps them how exactly?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
But would that be worse than the same people just using the trial indefinitely?
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
My girlfriend rides a Mi Scooter Pro 2 to work, 11 miles each day. Cost us around $550 I think, and they’re very popular around here (hilly European capital). So I’d say that’s pretty cheap and also seriously usable.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Because it doesn’t and there are millions of people happily using MacBooks for typing-heavy jobs.

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