Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The Times in the UK does this albeit several times a day as opposed to a weekly digest.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Logitech seem to have a monopoly on this particular development - you’ll be looking for something like the MX Master series for a non gamer mouse with this functionality - the MX Master 3 is the most recent model. The clutch on the scroll w
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Passive isolation in ears are great, but unfortunately aren’t the best for everyone. I love in ears and have several pairs with different tunings, but I can’t wear them all the time, their presence tends to irritate my ear canal, to the poi
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
One thing that I find interesting to think on is if there is a form of self awareness so greater in scope than our frame of reference. That an outside entity possessing such a perspective would look upon us in a fashion not unlike how we wo
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I’m not certain if I’m completely correct here, but as I understand it - many of these trading platforms will allow you to use the money you deposit into their system immediately. The actual transaction that fulfils that deposit often takes
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
There’s a lot of great shoes still made in Northampton and the surrounding area NPS/Solovair (if you like the Doc Martens aesthetic) and Crown Northampton (if you prefer a sneaker or dress shoe) both brands are well regarded. But alas
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I had dreadful cassette players growing up, though I recently (in the last few years) picked up a new old stock HS-PC202MIII and it sounds fabulous. I buy a lot of digital music off of bandcamp and where possible I buy a cassette (inclusive
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Well spotted. I can see Humphrey's smile already.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Simultaneously annoying both China and the French, the British foreign office must be terribly pleased with this new partnership.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I think you're right; > Why did Jake believe the AI was "going to kill us all?" This reads, to me, like Jake's quoted sentence was originally a question. If the original sentence was an assertion or a statement, then
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I get vibes of "IBM vs SCO" from this whole thing.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Those shell scripts are nearly perfectly laid out and readable.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
It’s not unreasonable for someone to have a one cable system these days with thunderbolt. Personally I have a 18 Intel core workstation with a single thunderbolt 3 cable running to a Caldigit TS3+ dock. During work hours I unplug the dock,
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I think they meant Super+Tab which on 7 cycled through each window like a deck of cards
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I've been wondering why MacOS updates take so long. Surely with how MacOS has a read only root volume and APFS can do snapshotting they can build the new boot image while the system is running and then just ask for the user to reboot i
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Raja Koduri is Intel’s lead architect for their new product line; prior to this he was the lead of the Radeon Technologies Group at AMD, successfully delivering Polaris, Vega and Navi. Navi is AMD’s current GPU product architecture. Things
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Honestly I really dislike the idea of a port-free phone. Personally I find it very useful to take a full device backup of my phone to my computer. It makes setting up a new device easy and it makes wiping a second hand phone with a clean im
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
They were talking about the out of box experience. Until maybe 2019 iPhones came with a Lightning to USB-A cable and all MacBooks since 2016 had no USB-A ports, meaning that for years it was possible to go into the Apple shop and buy a new
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I agree with you, however they are different kinds of reprehensible, I don’t believe they are equivalent. One stokes an intimate and personal fear or revulsion, something that any parent or anyone with empathy will feel. The second allows f
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
WhatsApp on iOS for example will by default, save images that people send to you to your photo gallery.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
"The ark of the covenant is open and now all your faces are going to melt" - to paraphrase "The Thick of It". Prior to this when a government tapped Apple on the shoulder asking to scan for what they (the government) dee
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
That tree was planted in the era of Classical Greece; if it could speak of the epochs and people it saw, it would have had many tales to tell. This is as much a cultural loss as it is an economic loss. I have no connection to Greece or it’s
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Video games are a particularly interesting subsection of software in the context of free software. Broadly speaking video games are an expression of software and multimedia solely to be used for consumption, and intended to be consumed excl
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I’m doing a distance learning course with my local university and recently availed of the student discount to buy a new iPad Pro, and it came with a pair of AirPods Pro. The iPad Pro came with a USB-C cable, the AirPods a Lightning to USB-C
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I would assume that display data carried over TB could come close to saturating it - 4K 120Hz requires a data rate of ~26Gbps. But I think a big main beneficiary here could be in external GPUs. A high performance GPU connected via Thunderbo
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Yikes, 5 years between the ruling and the appeal being finalised. The earnings by the lawyers must be astronomical.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I use MacOS and Windows for work. I’m quite minimal on the keyboard front, I use a HHKB, no extra buttons whatsoever. But for the mouse I use a Logitech MX Master 3 (all 3 in the series are worth your time). All the buttons are programmable
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Bose QC35 mk2 is a good bet, they’re good all purpose headphones, they’re super comfortable, have a conventional sound profile, fold up for convenience and have good battery life. Downside of having micro USB to charge with. If you have wir
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The Stuart Semple vs. Anish Kapoor “beef” is one of my favorites to read about, utterly harmless and unbelievably petty, it entertains me to no end.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Personally on my phone and work computer I keep legion number of tabs open. On my phone, it’s because using bookmarks is slower than opening the tab menu. Plus the OS will swap out tabs that haven’t been used in a while With a work perspect

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