asutekku

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   by asutekku 6y ago

   There's a slight difference on what is required by a medical professional and by someone just commuting. Sure, one could always do better, but reusable masks are adequate.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   And that’s how we end up with the situation the social medias are right now. People are more divided than ever because of outright lies not being “censored” for a long time.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   Low refresh rate. I’ve seen it referenced multiple times to be a reason for eye strain.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   I'm not setting strawmen, this is my actual experience. Tech is not immune to this kind of conspiracies.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   As far as i know, there has been multiple cases in Finland alone. There has been multiple news reports regarding to it. We just don’t know the extent of it yet.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   Charging overnight + installing solar panels near the fields will solve problem. Of course it’s easier said than done, but changing processes will lead to the solution.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   There has been people in several countries who have got Covid twice so having it does not equal immunity.
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   And, of course the #1 reasons even in tech circles: ”BILL GATES IS GOING TO MICROCHIP AS ALL” or ”Covid is just a flu, it’s not going to affect me”
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   by asutekku 6y ago

   But probably faster.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Bad UX does not equal to not using modern techniques. He has a platform and that’s nice, but it is not the most user friendly.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    I trust Apple more than a random TV manufacturer. Sure, it’s not perfect but i don’t want to completely cut off myself from the TV App ecosystem.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    In my opinion a bit better site covering the same topic: https://interfaceingame.com/
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    That's why I have an Apple TV attached to a Television I have not connected to an internet ever.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    And I’m pretty happy that students use nowadays google docs. Sure, it’s propiertary and can break at any point, but man if it does not make collaboration easier.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Those people are not buying top of the line components though.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Just for the future reference in terms of conducting surveys and helping aggregate the results, please consider not using open fields on topics that would benefit on predefined sets and one open field called "Other". Now there ar
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    You can see what API calls do not work on the listed page. Most of those should not require any privacy breaking features so it should absolutely be possible to implement them legally. They just don't like to do so.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    When you report Daily/Weekly/Monthly Active Users, you report distinct daily users. So unless each one of these users are using a different device with no identifying features to connect them under a same identifier, the numbers a
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Modern memory and storage are so small there's no reason to keep the size. Have you seen how much empty space there is?
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    So your solution is to technically waste electricity to replace captcha? It's for sure an interesting concept, the first point and low-end devices requiring 20+ seconds to pass are not a very good points to sell your service.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    I received ” Apologies, but something went wrong on our end.” from Medium. Surprisingly fitting in this case.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    That’s a topic not related to typescript, it’s javascript after all.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    It is an M2 slot. This is the part in there [1] and it uses M2 slot. 1. https://techship.com/products/azurewave-aw-cm389ma/
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    So the whining heard with dial-up modems was the sound of an actual data, huh. Never really thought about it, but super cool!
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    I wonder why not using jpeg on the front and then serving the full resolution picture when clicked is not more prominent. With all tooling we nowadays have it should be a no-brainer for almost every kind of website.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    If you have a list of posts, using low resolution thumbnails can be as low as 20-40kb a piece. Sure, if you’re going to have a lot of them you’re not going to get them under 250kb, but still for some reason a lot people serve the high quali
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Most websites, however, host stupidly large uncompressed images that are multiple MB in size. Just by simple compression and appropriate file formats, most of this is solved (but a lot of developers do not seem to care about it).
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Sure, but usually file-size correlates with a ”bloat”.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    It works 99% of the time and things like this are rare occurences. My experience with linux (Debian & Centos) has been less than stellar.
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    by asutekku 6y ago

    Telemetry at least is useful for the developers to see how people use their software/devices/whatever.