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by artimaeis 3y ago
What size monitor do you believe to be most common? Anecdotally it seems the 27" monitor is finally overtaking the 24" monitors, but those seem to still be standard at more corporate companies. I wish Apple had succeeded in gettin
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by artimaeis 3y ago
An iPhone 8 years ago (iPhone 6S released Sep 2015): - Is limited to a 12MP sensor (15 Pro has 48MP on the main sensor) - Can only shoot 4K SDR at 30fps - Cannot shoot ProRes LOG mode You could absolutely get a great video with an iPhone 6S
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I think you've mixed up ketamine and klonopin (clonazepam). https://newrepublic.com/article/156829/happened-jordan-peter... Peterson was addicted to benzodiazepines, in specific he mentioned klonopin in his i
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Jumping in to recommend Cree if they're still around. Used to be able to get them at Home Depot here in the US. I started going Cree when I was renting 10 years ago, I've yet to have a single failure of the bulbs that I've dr
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I also love this anecdote -- but the SO engineering team that made that possible is _not_ your average LOB engineering team in my experience. Those guys were like C#/SQL technomancers. SO is a great example of just how much is possible
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Most of their plans (1, 5, 8) have symmetrical speeds. The "2 Gig" plan is asymmetrical with 2 Gbps down and 1 Gbps up.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
It seemed like they'd given up in 2016 with the announcement to stop expansion. But it seems like they've got the ball rolling again, probably at a slower pace. They announced last year that they're expanding into 22 new are
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by artimaeis 3y ago
It’s generally well regarded. Here’s a recent list (4 Oct 2023) by The Hollywood Reporter that puts it in their top 50 of the 21st century so far (#17). https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/best-tv-shows-21st-c... I
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Maybe someone else can say with certainty, but I will note that they chose a > 1m cable to image. Thunderbolt 4 cables <= 1m in length can be passive, Apple's 1m cable is only $69 USD. That probably explains the irregular pricing
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by artimaeis 3y ago
It's an Intel Thunderbolt ReTimer chip. https://youtu.be/LBWnb0ZIlEA?si=hgLg_TOa9zr42wpU&t=304 I can't find the 7040 specifically, but here's a similar 9040R chip: https://www.intel.com/co
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Yes, but it's very unlikely Apple would work with Sony (for any amount of money Sony could muster) to make the software on their cameras better.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Everyone's talking about content blocking software, which is probably how most of us tackle this to be fair. But in response to your title question, yes! Not just mobile, IMO, but it's usually worse there. Web site experiences are
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Older gen chargers didn't just become e-waste suddenly because newer bricks that support faster charging are available. I've still got a couple of the 5W USB-A bricks sitting around that I like for slow-charging devices.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
iPhones stopped shipping with power bricks with the iPhone 12 back in 2020, so it's not exactly new that they're not including the charging brick. https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/13/21514480/ap
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by artimaeis 3y ago
> Floridians have a lower baseline level of anxiety Florida politics seems antithetical to this sentiment. I can't think of a state in the country whose leaders evoke a more anxiety-ridden rhetoric.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Best comes in 2 flavors, I think. Technically best - dedicated AV receiver that supports as many channels as you're interested in (5.1, 7.1.2?), if you're looking at anything above bargain bin this probably includes Airplay 2. D
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I don't believe that's correct. MacOS has been a certified UNIX for ages, but to my knowledge Apple have never claimed nor sought to have their "smaller" operating systems certified as UNIX. https://www.opengr
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Techdirt Has Again Been Removed from Bing and (Mostly) DuckDuckGo(techdirt.com)
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by artimaeis 3y ago
> “I've worked at companies that give you 10 days, _that they choose_, for your first five years.” They choose? I’ve worked in a lot of companies in a lot of parts of the US, and have never heard of employers choosing a worker’s vac
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I think we’re visiting different websites. When I leave 20+ tabs open over the weekend my CPU remains generally idle. I do pretty aggressively utilize ad blocking, so maybe that’s helping out. Where are you seeing crypto-mining js malware r
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I think you mean there's a lack of broad consensus among scientists as to the root cause. There's scientific evidence aplenty. What constitutes as evidence of illness, if not ill people?
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Right but if we're dealing with time constraints then it's makes sense that watching something both of you are interested in _together_ is a more efficient use of collective time than watching it separately and talking about it du
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by artimaeis 3y ago
130k, .NET backend developer with 10 years of experience. Fully remote. I clock 35-40 hours a week, not working too hard because my capacity is a lot higher than that of my current team. Trying to ride that in such a way I don't end up
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I'm pretty critical of police forces -- but my experience living in Charlotte NC for the past 8 years leads me to believe that police enforcement is at least a part of the equation. We had a pretty large step-back in traffic enforcemen
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by artimaeis 3y ago
There’s more to it than their atomic weights. Magnesium (24 amu) is ~66% the density of aluminum (27 amu). As I understand it, the crystalline structure of aluminum is more “tightly packed” than that of magnesium.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
I feel like comparing categories of products to an individual make of product is a bit unfair. Like, of course the car was a world-changing invention. And Ford's original model T remains a significant point of the history of automobile
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Zen Pencils covered this quote, it's remained one of my favorites: https://www.zenpencils.com/comic/90-ira-glass-advice-for-beg...
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Pingboard has this as a feature not sure if others — https://pingboard.com/know-your-coworkers Seems genuinely useful if it gets meaningful engagement.
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by artimaeis 3y ago
Chiming in with a Toyota Corolla with a physical volume knob. Most of the time it works fairly well, I can perceive some latency but I'm pretty sensitive to it -- my wife can't tell at all. But when the car is first starting up th
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by artimaeis 4y ago
Intel Raptor lake CPUs are widely available these days and are built on Intel 7N. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptor_Lake?cmdf=intel+13th+...

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