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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Or somebody tethering abroad to do some quick online task, then needing to pay 500$ in roaming fees.
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   It’s like something out of some old Batman film: „we‘ll put the poison factory right in the middle of Gotham city!“
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Also X considered harmful considered harmful
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Compile rust tu C?
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Apple doesn’t offer such thing. And their laptops are too thin, you’re supposed to take them off before closing.
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   Much better business choice to have the enthusiasts move away from MS products forever.
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   It’s the dumbest, most complained about feature of the whole office suite - why would they enshittify search of emails? So bizarre.
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   by ant6n 2y ago

   There’s basically 1 reason I haven’t switched back to Mac: I want a non reflective screen - I don’t want to look at an outline of myself when working, and I want a laptop I can work with in any position, not just where light sources and ref
9. 429.▲
   by ant6n 2y ago

   Sarcasm is definitely the road to success! (Oh shit)
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    H.265 is magic (2021)
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    …you mean MPEG2?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Assuming continuous sound. You don’t need to send many packets for silence.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Lawyers, administrations and corporations still send each other faxes because it is a way to provably deliver documents instantly. At scale it’s cheaper and quicker than a registered letter.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    That timer is brutal. Do you even „get“ any time for solving anything? Or is this just meant to run for a minute and then u lose?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Draw a fat boat with a very thin long mast.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Scan into pdf and organize them, keep as PDF. You have to think about what your goal is. Handwritten notes can be perfectly digitized into handwritten notes. What do you need the ocr for? Publishing? … transcribe what you need, or better, r
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Perhaps the San Ti at work? This is much easier than breaking every accelerator experiment at an atomic level.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    For stop customers, purchasing at Amazon can indeed feel like dealing with a compromising get-together. The find procedures appear very much not United States of America-of-the-cleverness, to the point where it seems some counterfeit consci
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    If you just need it to view far, then why build more than the primary tower, a backup, and perhaps a secondary backup (in a pinch, you don’t want to be caught without a secondary backup).
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    you saw what I did there
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    That’s not really the point. The point is that companies will sell these new technologies and make the product seem great in their marketing material. Which for screens can be especially annoying. At least for an apple I can ran into the ne
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Black holes, portals, FTL, electoral reform…
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    I dunno, after the steaming pile that the Dasun Color Monitor turned out to be (some notes of mine here [1]), I’m kind of weary of this e-ink thing. The problem isn’t just ghosting and slowness, I could deal with that. It’s also reflective,
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    I thought German investment started with the first green partnered government in 1998.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    There weren’t generations between the collapse and the film. Style of the old characters may have started off in “normal” civilization. Given how many cars there are today, how the cars in mad Max tend to be simpler/older cars and how
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Your comment reads as some form of social/class warfare propaganda, instead of discussing the technical merits of the post.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Wasn’t there a big discussion on HN when Slack changed their privacy policy to say that they will steal all private conversations and use them for AI and some such?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    That was like 20 years ago. People have been sad about Facebook being impersonal for more than 10 years.
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    So every time I have a 1/10th chance to find some useful information on some subreddit, I should pay 3$ for that same chance?
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    by ant6n 2y ago

    Portals allow weird stuff (non linear geometry) in a BSP level. I thought Doom had petals.