artimaeis

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by artimaeis 2y ago
I think this is just another point of frustration with trying to define timbre. There's definitely some points directly under control: attack and brightness come to mind. Then there's some that are less directly under control: the
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Jumping in with the pro-IKEA crowd. I've had a KIVIK since 2017 that has survived me, my wife, and friends incredibly well. It's moved with us 3 times and still is in great shape. Easily the best value piece of furniture currently
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by artimaeis 3y ago
If you don't want to consume PFAS, you'd be better served trying to limit them from food packaging. There's limited evidence that cooking with traditional nonstick cookware exposes people to PFAS. The evidence shows that disc
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Self-replying since I can't edit or delete this. Sneak was right -- by default iCloud backup is enabled and is backing up all iMessage, SMS, and MMS messages. I was just caught up on the difference between iCloud for Messages and iClou
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Gah, now I see. Yes, it does include messages in iCloud backup by default. The "Messages for iCloud" option is exposed at the "Apps using iCloud" menu but iMessage backups are in the iCloud Backup for the specific device
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Right, that’s why I am trying to clarify that it’s iCloud for Messages that is not enabled by default. iCloud backup IS enabled. But Messages in iCloud is off.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
As far as I'm aware, iCloud for Messages is not enabled by default. Security-conscious users should know not to turn it on, though -- if iCloud servicing warrants is part of their threat model. Further, Apple ended up rolling out Advan
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by artimaeis 3y ago
He's been talking about the problems/solutions around Wave for a while. Every time I can't help but think if they'd just started with C# or Java, maybe Go or Rust, they'd be in a better position. Here's what I
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Even in the US it's very rarely used by business, which is what the article cited as the main reason. > the EU probe found that iMessage falls outside the legislation because it is not widely used by businesses Apple does offer a s
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by artimaeis 3y ago
If the attacker is targeting your 1P, then yes. If the attacker got a list of passwords from a leak and your password was on it, the 2nd factor provided by the TOTP will still save you. So, it just depends on your threat vectors. I’d rather
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Profiling != benchmarking. Profiling is great to find _where_ you should setup benchmarks in your code. If you've got code in a path that consistently takes <1ms and isn't called enough times to significantly add to the profili
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Cloud backup != B2. https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/pricing $6/TB/Month. Very manageable egress-fees. If you're using it for cold-backup, hopefully you rarely have to pay them.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Honestly it's refreshing to see someone with an audience like patio11 pushing back on the "Intuit lobbying is the reason US taxes are complicated" narrative that's so popular.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
"Immune: A Journey Into the Mysterious System That Keeps You Alive" by Philipp Dettmer I never really clicked with biology in school - but learning about systems is always fun. A bit of a pop-sci read on the subject that's ve
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by artimaeis 3y ago
If it's an iPhone, then iOS will suspend background apps in favor of foreground apps. If your phone is lagging it's almost certainly because the foreground app is resource-intensive. If the foreground app requires more resources t
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I'd forgotten, I _do_ have a shortcut that runs late at night to turn off WiFi and enable low-power mode. I've had it for some time now and not thought about it. Another shortcut runs in the early morning to turn the WiFi on and d
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I'm not sure I've gone more than a day without looking at my iPhone in years probably (not great, I know..) but I've not had any notable standby drain issues. That is, I've never left it at something like 80% and come ba
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I've got an Oasis 3rd gen (2019). My last Kindle before that was the 3rd gen "Kindle Keyboard" (2010). I'd say the Oasis has a longer-living battery than the old one, but I've always been pretty aggressive about tur
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I just picked up my 2017 iPad Pro. It was last charged Nov 15. Been sitting by the bed mostly unused since. Currently at 80% charge. I haven’t experienced what you’re describing on an Apple device since they switched the laptops away from I
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Qualcomm charges licensing fees based on the price of the device being sold. This has been the source of Apple's issue with them for years now [1]. If Apple were to package their laptop line with Qualcomm powered cell modems, I have to
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by artimaeis 3y ago
It is not a different discussion. Here is the context of the line you quoted line I believe you were replying to. that would require people cut back on meat consumption You chose to only quote the Would rather die part. I’m simply
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by artimaeis 3y ago
What if it wasn’t about you dying? What if it was to make the world better? What amount of suffering in the world would cause you to even consider the option of eating less meat? Is it something you’re willing to contemplate? Not just anima
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I think that's the jib though - in a lot of countries you don't really "own" the land. You and the government(s) get to just agree that it's your responsibility for a while. LVT cleans up this incentive some by putt
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by artimaeis 3y ago
If it was a whole decade ago it's hard to state how much the ecosystem has changed since then. Since 2014 they've released Community Editions of Visual Studio, with a lot more useful features and less restrictive licensing than th
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I'm not super familiar with PHP -- if you're looking for more of a backend focused project I'd recommend the "ASP.NET Core Web API" template. If you're looking for something that serves HTML pages, possibly the
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Hey, someone had the same idea! This was the first shortcut I actually found useful. I also have it increase the text size since at my preferred white point the text at default can be pretty difficult to read. Then a 2nd shortcut to reverse
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I know it's got a lot of hype at the moment, but Baldur's Gate 3 really is something special. I never played the first 2 games, but I have played D&D regularly for some 16 years now and it's one of the best narrative adve
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by artimaeis 3y ago
There's more than one way to cook rice. A lot of the Japanese rice cookers cook it a bit lower/slower than you'd normally do on a stovetop in a pot. The result is usually rice with nicer texture and flavor, but if you're
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I've been cooking regularly (3-5/wk) for 15 years and I hate making rice on the stovetop. Maybe I'm just secretly a terrible cook, but at best my success rate with stovetop rice is 50%. The other half the time it's eithe
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Going to swing at this in the 3 ways I understand Armstrong to have impacted music: Cornet/Trumpet playing: Here's [Dipper Mouth Blues]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwpriGltf9g&pp=ygUaIkRpcHBlc... ) from 192

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