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apetresc
5y ago
Easily M, but wait a few more days and you might have an even better 15-inch M1 MBP to consider.
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apetresc
5y ago
In that case, install the Tree Style Tabs[1] extension, disable the tab bar altogether, and get back 100% of it :) [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta... EDIT: Ah, looks like cap
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apetresc
5y ago
You're just objectively wrong. To the extent that _anyone_ cares about Usenet for actual discussion purposes, there are lots of other providers you can choose from. Same, obviously, goes for e-mail.
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apetresc
5y ago
Small correction: KGS is no longer Java-client-only. The protocol was opened up a few years ago and there are several web-based clients now, most notably https://shin.gokgs.com/ Also thank you for the lifein19x19.com shouto
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apetresc
5y ago
The one sample page it shows is: "When you grow up, your parents may reject your sexuality". I don't think this is actually a book for little kids.
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apetresc
5y ago
Ah, looking more into it, I'm going to guess it was #asahi or #asahi-dev.
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apetresc
5y ago
Out of curiosity, which public IRC channel was this being discussed in, before it was understood to be a bug? That sounds like a fun channel.
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apetresc
5y ago
What are power spikes?
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Audacity and MuseScore Announcement
(audacityteam.org)
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apetresc
6y ago
No... just Google "Liz Rose"
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apetresc
6y ago
Do you consider the Twitter account an "important account" that needs multi-party approval?
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apetresc
6y ago
Interestingly, it seems they're charging more for the "convergence package" at 199.99 than its components separately (PinePhone 149.99 + Docking bar 24.99). Is this a simple oversight or is there something different about a
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apetresc
6y ago
ANSI art and ASCII art are two distinct things. This is definitely referring to ANSI art.
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apetresc
6y ago
It's still very early-stage, but I'm working on a similar NNTP bridge for Github Issues/PRs: https://github.com/apetresc/hubnet . Not ready for release yet, but it does basically work in read-only mode.
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apetresc
6y ago
Parsec (server) doesn't run on Linux, and neither do any of the other high-quality, low-latency streaming protocols out there. So either they re-invent a major piece of technology, or they ship without Linux support.
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apetresc
6y ago
I'm almost certain that Unclack isn't doing any audio-processing magic. It simply knows when you're typing because, you know, keyboard are part of your computer, and mutes when enough keys are pressed in a short enough window
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apetresc
6y ago
> The way it was explained to me is that if the EMH is true, then looking at fundamentals is pointless because all the fundamentals are already priced-in, which leaves nothing but price and volume data left to analyze. So, TA proponents
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apetresc
6y ago
Surely even the most ardent EMH opponent would at least agree that information is relevant , even if it hasn't been fully absorbed by the market yet, right? I've never met any proponent of technical analysis who maintains that th
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apetresc
6y ago
What sort of skill are you supposed to be training when you don't even know the time period or security you're trading? Just by staring at the brownian motion really hard?
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apetresc
6y ago
They've already announced its demise. It's just confusing because it'll be migrating into some other service that nobody who doesn't work at Google can distinguish from Hangouts.
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apetresc
6y ago
Huh, who's 'anyone'? College applications happened last December, when nobody was realistically expecting this.
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apetresc
6y ago
Seems reasonable. Am I missing some angle here?
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6y ago
Wow, I had no idea Gian-Carlo Pascutto's day job was at Mozilla! I love him even more now :)
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apetresc
6y ago
The ROMs on Archive.org are largely pulled from eXo's collection anyway. The main value that eXo's collection adds is the custom DosBox tuning for each individual title. The Archive.org JS-based runner doesn't come close, mos
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6y ago
I've been hoarding significant YouTube channels for years, at a cost of many terabytes of HDD space. Even though they were always available for free, I was always betting on the fact that YouTube's status as being incredibly easy
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6y ago
I think they meant a conflict with the person they're advocating to , not advocating for .
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6y ago
Actually, it is called Element now. (Not just the new client, but also the company name)
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Updates to Our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement
(github.blog)
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apetresc
6y ago
Well maybe not the ~$400 Homepod, but who knows how it will stack up against the $99 one.
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apetresc
6y ago
I believe you're meant to be using virtual desktop/workspaces to group tasks (which each have their own task bar), and then within a workspace they get grouped.
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