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by aulin 5y ago
not against giving people names to minerals per se, but at least chose a name that you can write in a phonetic language. davemaoite only sounds good if you read it in english pronounce
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by aulin 5y ago
TIL! doesn't seem it really gained any popularity though to be really a security concern
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by aulin 5y ago
> some devices expose ethernet over HDMI wait, is this really a thing? I've heard about hdmi over ethernet, but ethernet over hdmi? also it seems it would be a lot trouble to bridge the wifi connection and dhcp to this ethernet over
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by aulin 5y ago
I've been working with Linux since more than 20 years and I don't recall any cultural aversion against binaries, at least the ones shipped by your distribution. Compiling everything has always been a very niche hobby limited to mo
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by aulin 5y ago
I'd say that neovim is bugged here and gedit is the one working properly rendering unicode as it should be
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by aulin 5y ago
> foam is better for doggy if we're talking about knees on the mattress, I'd say it's still worse... the more cushioning the more the blood flow is restricted, the faster you'll get weak and shaky knees. Just like a t
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by aulin 5y ago
I believe he put it in a wrong way but he has a valid point. How can you be so passionate about working in a place you never worked at? there's a big risk you're just in love with the idea and you'll be deluded once you exper
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by aulin 5y ago
excellent! really useful, thank you!
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by aulin 5y ago
as someone who occasionally dabbles in diy esp based home automation devices (mostly with esp8266) but completely new to Rust, where's the best place to get started? some code example to look at?
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by aulin 5y ago
as opposed to the usual proprietary soon-to-be-abandonware firmware... guess that's a plus for everyone, not just developers, albeit they're the probably the only ones who care about it
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by aulin 5y ago
not sure if they're banned or not, they're not recommended because the valve lets you exhale unfiltered air, which is rather pointless for covid protection. For particulate filtering they're perfect though.
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by aulin 5y ago
it would be great if you could choose an IM platform for its features, unfortunately you have to stick with what your contacts use
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by aulin 5y ago
It seems new devices are only able to access history up to three months before the first access. I'd probably give up e2e for a cloud/desktop searchable chat history. Love that I can easily lookup old chats in google talk/han
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by aulin 5y ago
Sure but I'm not really sure how that applies to the biking world and to the initial topic here. Sure you can get various decent accessories from china, but for most of the basic maintainance you need to source proper components (drive
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by aulin 5y ago
> Amazon is perfect because you're not looking for quality. I use a rockbros sweat catcher for my indoor training bike setup and it's great because it's just fabric. Guess they're just a chinese integrator/resell
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by aulin 5y ago
I always used to point out something in the line/sentence above... When did it change to a smile?!
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by aulin 5y ago
You really notice this if you're outside mainstream social networks. People at some point start to have infinite discussions IRL about some new uninteresting topic you never heard about like it was the most important thing in the world
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by aulin 5y ago
Amazing how living in different parts of the world changes your perspective on everyday things, here (Italy) centralized AC is basically non-existent (and expensive), mini-splits are the norm but they're usually installed with a dedica
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by aulin 5y ago
you sure? anynet+/hdmi-cec has been around since quite some time, most people just don't know about it as it's usually poorly documented and buried in not so user-friendly config menus.
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by aulin 5y ago
My biggest gripe with email today is that it's become normal, at least in my current line of work, to leave emails unreplied. You write detailed and thoughtful messages, with direct questions and point of discussions, and you get an ac
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by aulin 5y ago
little value in a single number like this, it would be better to give a percentage wrt monthly incoming mails... 4-6 seems true to me but I subscribed to way too many mailing lists and the false positives basically always come from them
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by aulin 5y ago
He's the one who extrapolated the context, my point is that the explainer does it for reasons that have nothing to do with the gender of the receiver. And this is one example
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by aulin 5y ago
I had a good laugh because that's actually a comment against the mansplaining common narrative, people will jump to explain things everytime they feel it's easy to add their contribute, being the audience a woman or a random guy o
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by aulin 5y ago
the thing I hate the most are personalized ads and amazon suggestions that keep pestering you for weeks about an item you just bought and don't need anymore
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by aulin 5y ago
really annoying if you mostly watch youtube from a tv (unless there's way to do that from the youtube app in e.g. amazon firetv)
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by aulin 5y ago
seems like selection bias, plenty of birds have both simple tone songs and harmonically complex vocalizations, if you just draw images from the first sample you will get nice single tone pictures
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by aulin 5y ago
Whenever I read these comments I really wonder what do you do with your desktop environment. I spend most of the time inside an app, mostly the browser, the terminal or the editor. As long as the desktop env doesn't get in the way it&#
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by aulin 5y ago
why linear though
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by aulin 6y ago
did not follow the events of openvslam, wouldn't they be required to still release the source code of the previously public version as GPL? also once the doubt is there, why not rerelease as GPL?
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by aulin 6y ago
right, you're not even supposed to use those 4k at native resolution if you want good fonts! some sources still list a couple of manual commands that supposedly enable antialiasing again but I don't think they do anything anymore.

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