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We have both. The steam deck has better graphics but the difference is negligible. Most games I’ve tried map the steam deck controls automatically, and with the exception of quake saves move from pc to deck easily. Clearly the Nintendo i
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Except my understanding is you can’t copyright it. Which might be an issue, depending on what you are doing with it.
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We used to disable interrupts for some processes at work (hpux/pa-risc). It makes them quasi real time, though if something goes wrong you have to reboot to get that cpu back… Psrset was the command, there is very little info on it s
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I get added to paper as a supporting author for the work our group does. We’re NIH (national institute of Health) funded so anything we publish has to be public and free. Which is great. Pubmed is pretty great. I get that people hate payi
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Felxbox user. Interactive is pretty fun. When I was learning I thought this game was a good intro to flexbox. https://flexboxfroggy.com/ then this page was useful once you kinda understand it. https://css-tricks
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Some upscalers are pretty good. DVD is fine for me. honestly when I’m watching something without a high def reference to compare to probably helps. DVD is clearly not as good. At this point I’m more interested in the quality of the conte
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I wonder how much bandwidth they could save by caching the movies... Disney movies tend to be repeat watched by youngsters. Of course a lot of the streaming hardware doesn't support this.
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jetbains software and I use it for work. I'm using datagrip, phpstorm and py charm
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I've owned 2. One for 4+ years the other is 3 months old. They've been fine for me and I move them around a lot. the only issue is junk getting stuck in the fan and replacement was fairly easy. The hinged chipped when it hit the
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On the one hand people seem to get good enough on them to be able to race down mountains. But they do seem somewhat dangerous when in the mix with cars,bikes and pedestrians. There is I imagine a learning curve. https://www.one
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Over zealous prosecution can make one’s life a living hell which certainly didn’t help. Add to that a young man who might have had some depression issues (I’m not sure) and you have a heartbreaking tragedy. From the Wikipedia: Days before S
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“New subscriptions are closed”.. guess business has been good the past few weeks.
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One of the nice things mit radio does is the “track blaster” sub site that lists the playlists of the various shows. https://track-blaster.com/wmbr/index.php They archive shows for a week or so and provide a link to li
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I love his work in Praxis. He’s amazing. https://youtu.be/1qoL9YLWV8g
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I'm not sure. Its "POPos 22.04 LTS" which is an ubuntu like fork. I use the Suspend on the upper right task bar before closing the lid. I'm pretty sure its not hibernating because it comes right back on lid open. It
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It retains it battery as far as I can tell. I use it daily and haven't had any battery issues day to day. I do tell it to "suspend" before I go home out of habit. Though at work its plugged in. I used the machine last nigh
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I have the system 76 AMD model for work called Pangolin (not available now) it really quite fast and doesn’t get too hot. Battery life is great. I’ve stressed tested doing genetics work which involved maxing out 16 cores across a couple d
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I like it. Curated list of stores. Just fyi while the text in the links to the stores are correct, the actual links go back to your site.
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It’s caught me off guard as I assumed the search bar went to google, but it doesn’t do that till you hit enter.
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Remove the spike and the little fan bubbles glom onto on another. Very cool. You can just wave the bubble wand around too… This is very fun.
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I guess it wasn't clear, but I meant those markdowns are rendered on everyones github page.. But the whole github pages thing is new to me. Very cool and seems like what the blog post was asking for. Its using "Jekyll" to ren
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I survived two rounds of layoffs before I jumped ship. The work environment was just wasn’t pleasant after the first round. Actually I can’t imagine a scenario where I’d be happy people got let go. (Even I felt kinda bad when “annoying talk
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I think this makes sense. Many of the GitHub readmes are in markdown already, so people are quite familiar with it and there might already be an open source package that renders it out…
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I kinda meant jobs in academia that are not being an academic. I work as a programmer in a lab, so I'm isolated from the pressure the PIs and postdocs face.
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Work is what you do for money… but you spend a lot of time doing it. If you don’t need a ton of cash.. Work in Academia. It’s kinda like a start up in that the teams are small and they’re isn’t a ton of support, but the pressure is less.
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I think you also need to measure the distance between your eyes. The only not supper easy part.
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If you deal with csv (or their tab separated cousins..) libre office sheets (spreadsheet) is really great. I'm on linux desktop now and this lets me read and write MS office files and works quite well.
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Consider the source. Its Adacore, the support open source Ada. I know them from the Ada on x86 seminar they held at my employer (we were using Ada on PA-RISC). Nice people but pro Ada (or its "Spark" language which I guess is li
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I went from Mac to Linux. POPos was what the machine came with. It’s very stable though the UI took a little getting used to, it’s not as big a change as I expected. The upside is Bioinformatics tools run natively and it saves me from doi
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I guess use Birder, birding. Those are the “insider” terms. (I got this from how to be an imposter article by the Audubon head in nytimes magazine. https://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/08/magazine/how-to-be-a
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