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Public Domain Enhancement Act (2003)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by arthur2e5 3y ago|2 comments
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
LibreOffice has pretty cool support for working with PDFs in general. (Tangential) There's a "hybrid PDF" export option in LibreOffice that lets you embed ODF metadata into the PDF file. When you open the exported file in Lib
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
https://www.winehq.org/news/ is a lot more helpful. It tells you two things: * 8.0.2 is just a patch release; the 8.x branch has been running forward for 8 months to reach 8.14 * the real 8.0 feature list is in https:
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Personally I find insertion easier to reason about once you internalized the idea of a memmove.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
(Lack of near field is related to the lack of physical distance units in OpenAL, according to the author in the two issues related to this feature. Games have always used whatever they wanted to use; if OpenAL-soft, a plug-and-play replacem
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
The other thing I've noticed about your work is that you don't use filters derived from lab-measured human HRTFs, but instead approximate them from first principles. Very interesting approach, although I do worry about missing out
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Unfortunately no, but you should be able to find the bundled openal-soft version by unpacking lwjgl-native*.jar.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Interesting exercise, but for those looking for something closer finished product: look no further than openal-soft. Its HRTF support is what makes sound effects in Minecraft (Java Edition, on Windows and Linux -- headphone detection was ve
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
I can see zookeepers being happy about this new clock: "blood age tests" can now be done on every mammal.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
It's chemically one step closer to NR and NMN -- it's already the amide, just add the R and MN. But it's also as useless at longevity in animal studies as plain niacin. Technically that's the same "effectiveness&quo
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
There are ways said to circumvent the enterprise policy on the autosync side, like unregistering win32tm or deleting all servers from the registry. No idea about setting the time though… (A smarter time daemon like chrony would've kept
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No(po)lyfill: shrink `node_modules` by replacing obsolete polyfills(github.com)
1 points by arthur2e5 3y ago|0 comments
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Audacity wiki (which is the official documentation and not something you can request an account for IIRC) has a page for that: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/recording_78_rpm_records... Just make sure you invert t
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
I wonder if someone will make a publication out of his incomplete manuscripts. How many years do this kind of work take in the field of mathematics? Marx's Capital Volume IV took 20 years from his death to Kautsky's publication.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
I live in a cave called "x86 Hackintosh" -- it sure looks like all this would work on an x86-64 Mac, maybe similar x86-64-only environments like WSL1. Very cool to see wine32on64 being done differently -- without a magick-infused
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Neon is allegedly non-narcotic too. Being closer to air density, it can be part of a non-funny-voice version of gamergas.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
RFC, in its earlier days, was not as rigid as it is now. You get standards written like essays (good for figuring out why , not quite good for figuring out how to do something) and regular essays. Check out more from the Informational ca
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
The organization name "denosaurs" very roughly works for a combination of deno and python too: snakes fall into the clade of Lepidosaurs. Dinos are Archosaurs. I wonder if there's another programming language featuring a rept
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
> It is not a goal to define any sort of "fast-fp" or "loose-fp" (c.f. JSR 84: Floating Point Extensions). (Comic villain sitting in his fast-math lair) Foiled yet again!
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
This reminds me of the Thompson shell goto, which is an external(!) program that messes with its parent's file descriptors looking for `: label`. See manpage at https://etsh.nl/man/_goto.1.html and source code at
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
32 GPR is a different extension, APX (Adv. Performance Ext.), which also has arm-ish predicated insturctions.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
White noise can occasionally make images seem sharper[1] or enhance perception of pure tones.[2] (Tinfoil hat on) Astrology and tarot might be doing the same thing for introspection. Confirmation bias will at least make you more sure about
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
> Yet more Americans know their zodiac sign than their blood type, I mean, most people get a reminder of their birthday once per year, but blood type? You have to test for that and most people just don't see that sort of thing come
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Wanted to say the same. I had to check the dictionary to make sure it's not some obscure "exercise" situation as I've unfortunately seen it used as a verb before (in a shoddily written README).
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Region annotation is used for some images on Wikimedia Commons and a lot of Manga pages on the booru sites[1]. It's really, really good for translations. [1]: https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6510411?q=arknights
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Slowness on compression or decompression? The compression end, which is slower, can be plausibility mitigated with analogues of gzip_static. And as the brotli people will insist on telling you, it's good even without that dictionary:
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“M365 users also have the option of the less secure channels”(twitter.com)
1 points by arthur2e5 3y ago|1 comments
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
A quote-tweet of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36696127 showing that the vulnerabilities used in the picture were actually patched, but targeted enterprise users were on an update channel without these patches.
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
White spots is mild fluorosis. The brown stuff comes in when you live next to a coal mine so your water is filled with fluoride (at concentrations way over what any reasonable water-fluoridizer wants to add) and other nasty stuff. People ta
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by arthur2e5 3y ago
Could be something deeper down (tonsils, esophagus, nose), or... mouth breathing, which can become a habit if your nose is clogged often.

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