Youden

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by Youden 4y ago
For me it'll depend on the magnitude of the improvement, especially in resolution. If it's a serious improvement, I could see it as viable for productive work and not just games, in which case it might be worth the money.
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by Youden 4y ago
My Meta account doesn't have my real name and I don't recall anything requesting I add it.
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by Youden 4y ago
My reading is that AirTags are permitted by IATA regulations. [0] indicates that a small Lithium-metal battery, as is installed in an AirTag, can be transported as cargo on a passenger aircraft. [1] indicates that low-powered communications
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by Youden 4y ago
Lithium metal (e.g. coin cells) or Lithium-ion (e.g. smartphones). Both - when installed in a device - can be transported in checked luggage though: https://www.iata.org/contentassets/05e6d8742b0047259bf3a700b... IATA
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by Youden 4y ago
What I mean isn't whether the price is competitive, I believe it absolutely is, what I mean is can you run a profitable and scalable company with that kind of pricing? Recruiting spare gamers' GPUs is one thing - those people boug
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by Youden 4y ago
The big question is the pricing and whether it really does make sense to pay for your service instead of purchasing hardware. Your pricing is $0.0019 per Octane hour. IIUC, that means that an hour of time on an RTX3070 - scoring 400 - costs
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by Youden 4y ago
Usually keyboards like this have different modes/layers. There's no fixed numpad but by pressing some key or combination, the keyboard layout changes to a numpad (or whatever else you want).
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by Youden 4y ago
Does anybody know something similar, with a trackball? I got interested in these split ergo keyboards when I saw the new Kinesis models [0] but unfortunately they don't ship to my location. I came across the Charybdis [1] and I loved t
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by Youden 4y ago
That depends on where precisely in Europe you are. In Switzerland it's CHF 1179 (1205 EUR).
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by Youden 4y ago
I've heard and it's a huge step forward but it's coming 15 years after SEPA.
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by Youden 4y ago
You claim that the assertion is false but you've only looked at one aspect for why the parent might think the US banking system is behind. To put another one out there, there's no universal and practical way to electronically tran
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by Youden 4y ago
Not making any judgements on right or wrong but having a political view and expressing/promoting/pushing it at work are different things.
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by Youden 4y ago
If the project is intended to protect people from spam emails, shouldn't it follow best practices like an explicit opt-in?
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by Youden 4y ago
> But through the years I've experienced relationships that transform from pure love and admiration to pure confusion and being on completely different pages. This may be because I'm young, and maybe relationships become more s
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by Youden 4y ago
I think in the EU the limit is sometimes not Init7 but the Speedtest.net servers. I ran a test to many of them and did get above 10Gbps but only to eu-25g.ookla.tierservers.com, which clearly has a 25Gbps NIC. A bunch of other Speedtest.net
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by Youden 4y ago
As another commenter said, Switzerland. There's no change to the monthly price, just some one-off charges so I decided what the heck.
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by Youden 4y ago
I only have one device with access to the full 25Gbps and that's a computer with a 25Gbps NIC that's acting as the gateway for everything else. Aside from that I have a Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+IN to distribute 10Gbps to a few other
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by Youden 4y ago
So weird hearing about how amazing this speed is for a convention center when I have 25Gbps at home and mainly just use it to download movies and anime from Usenet.
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by Youden 4y ago
I think that's an overly pessimistic way of looking at things. Denmark may be warm compared to say Minnesota but it's further north than a very large chunk of the world's population. Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany and basi
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by Youden 4y ago
Very big +1 for Xpra. For anyone unfamiliar, it's similar to ssh -X but with modern compression, so it works well even with reduced bandwidth. If you want, you can also use it to view an entire desktop but I find it much more comfortab
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by Youden 4y ago
Kagi has this feature. You can mark websites to prioritise for your results and websites to demote or completely exclude.
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by Youden 4y ago
Yes. I overall have similar views to him but I often find that his videos sound like they're preaching to the choir. Aside from tone, he uses terms like "stroad" without explanation. Such terms will be known to people who wat
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by Youden 4y ago
Price the emission of CO2 based on the cost of sequestering it. If the rich elites produce an obscene amount of CO2, they pay enough money to remove the same obscene amount of CO2 from the atmosphere (or even more than they produce, it coul
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by Youden 4y ago
The issue in the article isn't that the VPN is sometimes inactive, it's that when the VPN is active, some traffic escapes the VPN. As far as I can see the linked page doesn't say that your VPN will leak unless you're usi
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by Youden 4y ago
To be fair, my use of the terminology might be completely wrong. By "PIDs", I mean in general the identifiers I send to the car to retrieve information.
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by Youden 4y ago
Unfortunately for EVs most of the interesting stuff isn't standardised. If it was, life would be much easier.
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by Youden 4y ago
Wow, this series of posts is awesome! I have a Kia EV6 and just finding the OBD-II PIDs is a massive pain in the arse. Kia is actually required by EU law to disclose them (Art. 61 EU regulation 2018/858 [0]) but refused to do so even w
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by Youden 4y ago
In the EU, vehicle manufacturers are required by regulation 2018/858 to give access to diagnostic tools to any repair shop. See Article 61 of 2018/858 [0]. At the moment it's a bit of a pain but there's an upcoming amend
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by Youden 4y ago
Would it be possible to artificially create a seed that grows into a house or building?
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by Youden 4y ago
If it were Bill Nye or Neil Degrasse Tyson I might agree with you but I think the context is important: this is a French tweet. Does the Francosphere have the same issues with trusting science that the Anglosphere has?

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