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aspyct
4y ago
On the other hand, your address is being filtered out, so... win? :D
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4y ago
I don't have much interesting things to add to this, but I think it's awesome that framework encourages this kind of reuse. Kudos to the author of this writeup, and kudos to Framework!
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4y ago
It's actually a lot more stupid than that: fresh bread can get stuck in their throats or elsewhere in their digestive tract.
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4y ago
Important note : fresh bread can kill horses. Only hard, dessicated bread can be given. But even that is not ideal. Generally speaking, don't feed animals that are not yours, please :)
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4y ago
I was merely responding to the parent comment saying that you need a license, which is not the case with this API.
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Probably, yes :) But you'd have to find/build the integration.
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There's Ponto :) https://myponto.com/en Disclaimer: I work for them. What I'm saying here is 100% personal and does not reflect the views of my employer, yada yada... To be honest, we're doing an excellent jo
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4y ago
Not the case for me at least. In Belgium we can still find horsemeat, I think, though it's hard. In fact, one of our national draft breeds, the "Ardennais", has been saved because we were eating them after WWII. No, it's
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4y ago
Yup, pretty much, yeah...
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Yeah, I think that's why.
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4y ago
It's the first time I see a picture of edible meat and feel repulsed by it. Interesting. Bit of background about me: I really like horses. They're friends to me. I see why people eat them, but that just sounds wrong, just writing
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4y ago
Oh nice! I had no idea, I'll try it, thanks :)
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4y ago
I don't delete anything in those tables, however I do one update on 9/10 of the rows, at least. I seem to remember there was a way to reorder rows in a table, maybe that could be useful.
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Oh nice, I have just the tables for that! Billions of well-compacted rows with a big ol' timestamp on them. Btree indices are almost as big as the table itself...
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4y ago
Low light absolutely is a thing in this field, I am regularly working around 4000 - 6400 ISO: indoors in the mornings with shutter speeds of 1/1000 on a f/2.8 lens. I'm also not splurging a huge budget: the OM System OM-1 is
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4y ago
Before the camel hair brush, we typically use a blower on the lenses. The least you touch that expensive glass, the better!
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4y ago
Noooo thanks. The day I will happily give away biometric data online has not arrived. Just let me send you a public key instead.
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4y ago
I spend my time doing horse sports photography, and I can tell your mirrorless is fine. Zero latency problem, really. Go for it, you'll love it! It's a game changer.
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I love that this is a 404. An explanation on computers? Nah, can't find that. It's all insane.
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4y ago
Oh, that's pretty extreme. May I ask what job you do and why you need such fine grained history?
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Not sure how Lytro worked. Was it a one-shot, fast enough to freeze action? Otherwise there's what we call focus bracketing/stacking which can also allow us to focus in prod. However, there's usually only one good focus point
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4y ago
Yeah, death to Facebook :D No, seriously though. It may well impact my sales, but it's a price I'm willing to pay.
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Are you referring to the adaptive cruise control? Sadly I don't have that one, I would love it. However it's not reading the road signs, as far as I know.
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What makes you think I'm in the US? I'm in Belgium, and around here we have a lot of poorly organized road works.
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Lol, the original video has been removed for violating the terms of YouTube. Too bad, wanted to see it now.
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I have a car with an intelligent speed limiter. It is dangerous. I tried it yesterday for the first - and last - time. On the highway, it picked up a speed limit sign that was intended for the side lane, and started reducing my speed fast a
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But there's "broken" and "broken". If the author explicitly said "not for kids", why the hell would you override that? It's just asking for trouble.
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My personal best is receiving German radio (I'm from Belgium) through my Logitech 5.1 sounds system. Only when the volume was at minimum or maximum. So odd.
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I mean, it's not like governments don't have the financial means to figure something out...
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4y ago
Private key authentication, anyone?
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