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by V__ 3y ago
This doesn't match with my personal experience. On Windows10 1Password is using locked about 5MB Ram, unlocked 30MB when idle. It shoots up to 150MB when actively being used, but as soon as I close the window, it's back to normal.
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by V__ 3y ago
Isn't this more a problem of not good enough curation? There are more papers now than ever, but the signal is probably getting worse and worse.
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by V__ 3y ago
I really wish Signal would try something similar, with a strong focus on security and data-protection. I just don't want my data in Telegram's hands.
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by V__ 3y ago
Please, for the love of god, can this scroll-hijacking (or whatever it's called) trend just die already. Just give me a video I can scroll past or watch fluently instead. Besides that, I love paper titles which don't take themselv
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by V__ 4y ago
I wrote it a bit further down, but another solution is to use SVG's with stroke='currentColor' instead. This value uses the inherited text-color and would therefore always work.
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by V__ 4y ago
He is inverting the embedded SVG's colors using CSS. However, that CSS is JavaScript applied and doesn't trigger on page load. SVG offers a nice 'currentColor' color value, which resolves to the inherited text-color. Rep
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by V__ 4y ago
I don't think the economies allow for it. The German Sparkasse started as a savings bank and at its core was/is a 'dumb bank' in your words. But at some point customers demand financing etc. and would like to get all the
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by V__ 4y ago
These sound like direct banks. In Germany, there are a few of those, ING being the largest, and represent about 50% of the private market. Pretty viable therefore.
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by V__ 4y ago
You could follow from a safe distance (or go parallel to the suspect) and track until air support is in place, or set up a few road blocks and box the suspect in. By the time you stop and remove the tracker, the police could just catch up a
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by V__ 4y ago
I'm not judging, but I just don't understand why someone would save business critical data to Google Drive only. Is this a US thing? Aren't you afraid of privacy or trade secret leaks and potential legal ramifications?
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by V__ 4y ago
Technology Connection had a video about how hard it is to find LEDs which have a more classically warm appearance these days: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbvVnOxb1AI
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by V__ 4y ago
Glad to be of help. Just out of curiosity, what's your use case?
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by V__ 4y ago
If you don't have high typesetting needs, maybe WeasyPrint fits your use case. [1] https://weasyprint.org/
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by V__ 4y ago
I assume both examples would run at indiscernible speeds on modern hardware. How about more complex scenes? Are poly calculations more expensive than map ones?
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by V__ 4y ago
I think this has interesting overlap with the concept of illegal numbers [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by V__ 4y ago
Hi, I'm Kudrapali, an Independent Advisor and Microsoft Expert with 999 years of experience and knowledge about 'your problem'. Have you tried the obvious solution, which you already mentioned didn't work? If you did, an
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by V__ 4y ago
Absolutely, mechanically the inside is great. Electric errors and problems, might be the challenge.
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by V__ 4y ago
One thing to note about Miele's (but not unique about them): It's not trivial to repair them yourself. You need a specialized inductive cable to read error codes and if you don't want to lose warranty, only a certified repair
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by V__ 4y ago
Great write-up! Thanks for putting it all together. Just want to add: Aspartame is extensively studied, the known side effects are very well understood and the probability of undiscovered side effects is extremely low. That's why I wro
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by V__ 4y ago
This elevated level for many days, actually suggests it's not an intake problem: > Witkowski et al. note that the vast majority of their study participants were enrolled prior to erythritol becoming a common sweetener and food addit
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by V__ 4y ago
If you want the lowest risk option and don't experience any of the side effects, aspartame should be your choice. A 'newer' and promising substitute is Allulose, though some people report bowel complaints.
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by V__ 4y ago
Good point. This paper gets more hype then is appropriate. First it looked at a group of already very sick people: > Over 40% had already had a heart attack. Over 15% were in heart failure. Over 25% had type 2 diabetes. Over 70% had hyp
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by V__ 4y ago
Will the UN High Seas Treaty have any positive impact on this problem?
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by V__ 4y ago
> Carnival Corporation (...) took in $4.75 billion in ticket revenue, and sailed 36.4 million passenger days. That comes out to $131 per person, per day. This would be about $47.815 per year. Not that far off. [1] https://www.
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by V__ 4y ago
> Companies that fail to abide [...] can violate Section 5 of the FTC Act I'm sure the fine will be a real deterrent. Just like the fines have deterred Amazon to stop their anti-union practices. I wonder if we will ever see some ant
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by V__ 4y ago
What I don't understand: If the city really needed short-term money, why couldn't they take out a loan against the parking-meter-system? It's extremely low-risk and in the long run the city could have keept it. This has to be
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by V__ 4y ago
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by V__ 4y ago
I did: Does the 'help' hint help you: nato? If not: Ybbx sbe pbzzhavpngvba syntf.
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by V__ 4y ago
For f*k's sake. Thank you. Well, at least I learned a lot about renaissance art in the last few days.
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by V__ 4y ago
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