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4y ago
You realise how gain works, right? If it’s above 100% it will clip because there isn’t infinite headroom
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4y ago
If you want a GUI try IINA it is built on top of mpv and is polished.
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4y ago
London it’s about £60/mo for 1000/50Mbps DOCSIS from Virgin Media but I think the smaller FTTH companies that require an enabled property are cheaper.
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4y ago
I figured it’s because if you take 3.5g and then try to go to work the results are less than ideal.
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4y ago
What if missiles all launched their own missiles, and went infinitely fast
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4y ago
Complete equality is unattainable unless I guess you birthed all the drivers from the same DNA into a test tube and controlled every aspect of their training and development. You have to draw the line somewhere and in F1 the team is within
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4y ago
I just bought the cheapest HP laser printer so I can print tickets, shipping labels, etc. Toner lasts about a year with my usage? Never had to install any crappy software because it's AirPlay. Pretty happy with it. I purchased it in Au
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4y ago
I was talking more about ethics than the law. I try to live adjacent to the law (to an extent that is reasonable and sane) in all fairness, as it will never be in-line with my ethics.
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4y ago
See, you've missed the word "somewhat", become victim to black and white thinking, and thus missed my point entirely. You, of course, own your own accomplishments, and the energy you've put into the world, and the ways i
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4y ago
I own my files because you cannot take them from me. That is all that there is to it.
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It's because driving seems to lead many to a special kind of individualistic entitlement.
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4y ago
If you become wealthy within a society, it is on the back of that society in which you do it, so you effectively owe the society somewhat for your success, unless you think you'd have become a billionaire in the wilderness. So if you g
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4y ago
What time do you end up actually going to sleep and waking up? 10-8 would be 10 hours sleep.
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4y ago
Yes, make your skin worse by killing your friendly neigbourhood mites.
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4y ago
When I wash my face with soap by accident, I usually get a breakout of spots and have to use acnecide. Always figured it was due to killing the mites.
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4y ago
I mean, if it's autocompleting a fairly simple line, and can do that because it's analysed a lot of lines, I don't really see that as "stealing anything". If you are using it to write whole complex functions thatare
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4y ago
That’s kind of the point though? It means most of your time is spent rapidly developing in cross platform React, and only some of it doing platform specific stuff, as opposed to 100% off the time. This is a feature.
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4y ago
Mimosas aren’t that good, calling bullshit on this.
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4y ago
The amount of companies I’ve worked in where they’d just be like can we push back on the solar system a bit
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4y ago
It isn’t a tory vanity project, it’s a huge boost for our rail infrastructure which is unfortunately getting ever more weakened. In fact, if it wasn’t for HS2 we likely wouldn’t have found it.
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4y ago
Autoscale provisions by ordering phones or creating returns on the Amazon website and creating jobs on fiverr to plug/unplug stuff.
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4y ago
I use PulseHeberg Storage Cloud VPS, works great, is cheap and uses KVM so you can roll your own distro/kernel. Emails will be in French mind, which doesn’t really bother me. Performance is fine, happily/needlessly serving my stat
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4y ago
This seems like it’s virtue signalling honesty but actually it’s slightly deeper - regulation is a path to perceived legitimacy and credibility. P2P lending companies did the exact same thing here in the U.K. and it worked.
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4y ago
Oh wow that is absolute madness. That covers your costs for pretty much everything, right?
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4y ago
See I feel you have missed a lot of points, it’s like you’re pragmatic as hell are creating stuff but by the choices you seem to have made it seems like you have got quite a surface level understanding of some very well thought out stuff th
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4y ago
Get paid for two months to party/holiday/rest, the have another whole month (paid) to lazily job hunt in a crazy hot market and walk into the next place with a 10-30k raise. Happened to me a few times, was fucking awesome. Lack of
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Yeah I mean public CDNs are of course bad but reducing the idea of type on the web to its lowest form is a strawman
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4y ago
Ah yes, aesthetics, visual style is entirely wankery, gotcha. We should all stick to verdana or something.
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Ah yes, we should entirely limit typographic creativity due to creating slight irritation for the lowest common denominator. Guess we should stick to web safe colours and 90% JPEGs too. Self-hosted web fonts are fine.
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4y ago
I’ve found the combination of Apple Music and a nice script to quickly import stuff from bandcamp to navidrome has all my needs met. Music discovery? Talking to people and going to gigs has me covered. Anything I like I can easily access in
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