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by atchoo 4y ago
I have tried that in the past but it didn't work. Undocumented workarounds like this don't age well over seven years!
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by atchoo 4y ago
Interesting product. 230g lighter with 10 hours longer battery life than an M1 Air. > In Europe it's 50% more expensive It's basically the same price in the UK. £84 more than an equivalent M1 Air on the Lenovo site right now.
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China: Workers clash with security in hazmat suits at iPhone factory(theguardian.com)
1 points by atchoo 4y ago|0 comments
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by atchoo 4y ago
I just wish we could remove the toolbar that I don't need yet is permanently stuck at the top.
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by atchoo 4y ago
Thanks! I'll try a sprint. I actualy did Morning Pages (flow of conscious execise for writers) for many years just for the psychological benefits. I got blocked on those because I think I just got sick of talking to myself and a novel
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by atchoo 4y ago
Ooh! This could be a glimmer of a passion for me. Can you recommend any beginner guides or tips to get started? I've dabbled but get tied in knots overthinking the phrasing of a single sentence. I'd love to just get into a flow st
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by atchoo 4y ago
I have a reverb g2 - great for games but definitely not up to it for work - the sweet spot is just too small. If looking at a page of text, only the middle of 3 or 4 lines of text are in perfect focus. The rest might be readable but blurry.
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by atchoo 4y ago
I think their general plan will be to discourage/silence influential left-wing voices with enough cover to keep the majority of the audience for an emboldened right-wing. If thinking imaginatively, then the proposal framed as "$8&
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by atchoo 4y ago
When the context of the discussion is twitter moderation in the wake of Musk's takeover and who his team is, it's already political. For Yishan to pump up Sacks and his confidence in him to fix moderation, without acknowledging th
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by atchoo 4y ago
I think you have to be quite credulous to engage in this topic of "twitter moderation" as if it's in good faith. It's not about about creating a good experience for users, constructive debate or even money. It's ALL
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by atchoo 4y ago
> It's really not as hard as you think to run ethernet, often it can be run along existing HVAC ducting In the UK we typically have brick/stone walls and no HVAC. Cable ducting above a skirting board is the only option I can th
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Introduction to ChoiceScript(choiceofgames.com)
1 points by atchoo 4y ago|0 comments
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Twitter could split into strands allowing users to stage rows, Elon Musk says(theguardian.com)
3 points by atchoo 4y ago|2 comments
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by atchoo 4y ago
I don't have any issues watching subtitled material straight through but I think I've seen it after skipping around and the workaround was to close the video and reopen it so it resumes from the right spot - not ideal but not a sh
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New App Store ad slots heavily promote gambling apps(appleinsider.com)
3 points by atchoo 4y ago|0 comments
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by atchoo 4y ago
The photograph of the art, which will be more recent, might have copyright protections. It looks like it wouldn't in the UK, probably wouldn't in the US but would in Germany. The cases seem to hinge on the level of intellectual cr
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by atchoo 4y ago
I use a window a bit bigger than a typical fiction paperback and a bit wider aspect ratio. I like a good bit of whitespace in the margin to help me concentrate. I don't want the text to feel crampt or my reading scanline to enter anoth
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by atchoo 4y ago
I use the Calibre e-reader with custom style overrides to get my preferred spacing, margins etc. It's ugly out of the box but doesn't require much tweaking to look like Apple Books if you know css. Works great on MacOs/Linux&
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by atchoo 4y ago
This is the reason I love ebooks on a proper workstation with a huge monitor. I can fit eight or more books open at once... but more likely 3 or 4 plus a web-browser and notes. I might have three copies of the same book open at once. One fo
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by atchoo 4y ago
There is more to it than that. Look up the use of Facebook in the genocide of Rohingya in Myanmar. I see multiple comments in this thread about snowflakes and cancel culture but they miss that social media is a profoundly powerful instigato
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by atchoo 4y ago
They are nearly as easy to dismount as a mobility scooter. They are stable, no balacing and typically no crossbar so you just swing your legs across. https://jorviktricycles.com/tricycles
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by atchoo 4y ago
One example should be enough to see a problem. Do you not see a problem of Apple denuding other platforms all independent applications? They've taken what... Siri, Shazam, NextVR, Dark Skies off other platforms. How would you quantify
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by atchoo 4y ago
So you are saying that folding in a cross platform company into the platform is a platform advantage... but not a concentration of market power? Apple changed the price of Dark Sky on other platforms to infinity but on it's platform to
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by atchoo 4y ago
SPOILER WARNING Hmm. I chose network tab, changed the dns and won. I don't think I experienced interactive fiction.
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by atchoo 4y ago
It was available on IOS. Why would non-users on IOS be an argument for the power of capital to diminish other platforms?
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by atchoo 4y ago
For an elderly person, losing control or crashing on a trike is a low speed non-event. A car driving so dangerously, so recklessly, so without any care for humanity, to hit a slow moving bicycle is homicide. It's an outrage to ever sur
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by atchoo 4y ago
As I said, cycling is actually more pleasant than staying stationary. If you want to argue that cycling isn't suitable in an environment in which humans should never be outside and only transfer from one air-conditioned environment to
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by atchoo 4y ago
A platform buying up cross-platform apps and making them uni-platform really should be slam dunk anti-trust. It's obviously anti-consumer and concentration of market power.
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by atchoo 4y ago
Bicycles are amazingly mechanically efficient and very low effort unless going for speed or hills. I'd measure it relatively against the amount they sweat at rest/walking and sure, some people sweat even then.
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by atchoo 4y ago
> Even a 3 mile bike ride at that point means you're drenched in sweat I can't say that is my experience. Cycling at a relaxed speed is less effort than walking and you get a nice a breeze. I've cycled in 40C heat and it&#

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