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3y ago
Whilst, I am very opposed to tracking; especially covert. I do believe the cookie law is bad. Fundamentally, websites can not store content on your computer without your consent. Your "User Agent" is what stores cookies; it is usu
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3y ago
They are paying the village the local minimum wage for a month per jumper and the village can't afford to pay her for one day's work?
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3y ago
I do understand for people relying on it but lets also remember just how much effort it takes to support the very very weird HTML (basically MS Word) that Outlook requires.
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3y ago
Sure it has lots of other uses. But if you get sent an IFC being able to see it in Blender even if you don't care about the schedule is very nice.
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3y ago
BlenderDMX allows you to import a lighting rig and visualise what it will look like. BlenderBIM allows you to import a building and visualise what it will look like. Using both, you can visualise what a lighting rig would look like in a giv
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3y ago
It is from the 3090 generation and 1/6th the TDP.
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3y ago
Only hyper-scale companies like ATT could build the fibre; scrappy startups like Google and Amazon ate their lunch.
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3y ago
They may have to pay a premium to secure ~¼ of the output; certainly unlikely to be that steep a discount.
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3y ago
Worth being clear, this doesn't detract from it now, where it is plenty fast on far cheaper hardware than the XO-1.
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3y ago
A hell of a lot less than when they are up.
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3y ago
Obviously, Nissan can't keep the 2g network around even if they wanted to. But if they had simply used a USB port you could throw in a £20 modem.
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3y ago
If I am reviewing a fork I can review the changes since a commit with a trusted siganture.
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3y ago
You can `git verify-commit` yourself. Gpg allows you to build a web of trust so you can find other people who trusts the commiter's key.
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3y ago
I rely on Linux being secure in ways I cannot personally verify. Partly because my understanding is not deep enough but mainly beacause I don't have the huge amout of time to invest. I use thousands of pieces of very complex software (
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3y ago
Changes are not an issue. If a maintainer says all future commits will be signed then that is fully verifiable. The fact that older commits arn't in no way effects the trust
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3y ago
This falsely assumes signing and trust is somehow tied to GitHub. GPGs web of trust has issues but it allows verifying outside GitHub.
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3y ago
When the world’s richest man sues you, being a saint wouldn't be a reliable defence.
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3y ago
A lot of those $1mil dollar scopes run Linux and connect to fast, high resolution displays; some of them are made by companies not always in love with US licensing.
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3y ago
There is a contract between AMD and HDMI Forum covering the licence to use the logo. We don't know the wording, and I am sure it is thousands of pages of dense legalise; but it can literally say: "We promise not release a Linux dr
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3y ago
Someone without contracts with the HDMI Forum can probably release a working driver. However, AMD obviously needs to license the logo for their GPU boxes and their legal team have decided this prevents them releasing any source code based o
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3y ago
This seems very unlikly. The may be laptops where the HDMI can use either depending on the power profile.
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3y ago
Pylance is their proprietary LSP; pyright is an opensource (but MS managed) typechecker (which pylance uses).
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3y ago
Post crash many planes have swept-back wings
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3y ago
Some of us couldn't use 75
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3y ago
No one who correctly estimates the difficulty of writhing a game engine would ever start. Some things require optimism.
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3y ago
The the features I want are more often in low end phones, saves a fortune.
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3y ago
If you have a ion beam you can probably afford to just buy working and supported cores.
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3y ago
Speakers can't be driven with balanced cables.
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3y ago
A speedometer is accurate to sub-mph. If you are just below the limit, it is helpful to know if you are still creeping up etc. A purely numerical display is either too course or changes too frequently to read. Many cars already have a slowe
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3y ago
The WiFi is also >1Gbps.
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