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by aw3c2 10y ago
You could argue that "mere" possession of such material does not either, yet that is not how the law is interpreted.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Is it meant as contra Linux though? Or just pro RAID?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Can't read the text, please review the contrast part of https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
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by aw3c2 10y ago
It is! Just imported a 3 million line csv with zero problems.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Probably similar do aerial photography of Earth. Treating a wide band as one gives you more light and thus a sharper image. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pansharpened_image
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by aw3c2 10y ago
To be honest, when the "inspirational" hipster speeches started, I stopped going to the Tor talks at conferences. Roger was the perfect spokesman, nerdy but giving very understandable presentations, more concerned with transportin
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by aw3c2 10y ago
I long for the good old, tech-first days of Tor. This invasion of talkers and lobbyists (even if for the good cause) is ruining it.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Much better source (linked as "via" on hackaday) and a much less clickbaity title: http://hackerboards.com/modular-moto-z-android-phone-support...
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Are you aware that there are countless different designs on the market? Try a nice model some day.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
> The problems of the PC laptops, on the other hand, are by design, and not fixable that easily. Huh? Do you mean the physical design or something about the software?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
If the price is so important, I have a €1800 Fujitsu laptop from work and could name no issue. It even works perfectly with Linux. Consumer devices are not necessarily bad but often the price increase from that to a business tool is worth i
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Did you also use other machines for that long or are you just raving on your anecdote?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Yes, wrong coordinates are much easier to detect. The 300km are too small to be clearly wrong, imagine a package being delivered from the East Coast.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Their purpose is making money, not improving peoples lives.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Someone shared these on Facebook, 300km distance between Chicago and Gradn Rapids: https://map.what3words.com/help.driver.lost https://map.what3words.com/driver.lost.help It's a scam. The media should
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by aw3c2 10y ago
That's a great idea and will help making addresses more solid. I would suggest we also add some more levels like the country the city is in?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
> CALIFIORNIA grin
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by aw3c2 10y ago
That's a great idea, maybe something like "church street" and a number that denotes a length on that street?
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by aw3c2 10y ago
You missed http://what2numbers.org/ and http://www.what3fucks.com/ in the comparison.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
That might be a great opportunity for a lawyer (maybe in Europe).
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by aw3c2 10y ago
One could probably improve the detection quality by using something like the NDVI to separate vegetation from the background.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
No, Mapillary is not about history photos.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
As long as you don't update at random times, the "workability" should be very predictable. And breaks on updates have become extremely rare for me, although of course it depends on your packages and configuration.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Some more images at https://imgur.com/a/N8MZd (potentially NSFW links)
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Infinity Skirt(youtube.com)
4 points by aw3c2 10y ago|1 comments
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by aw3c2 10y ago
https://caddyserver.com/ ! With Let's Encrypt built-in.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Solution: Have a backup plan. ;)
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by aw3c2 10y ago
Tor Browser does a lot of that.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
That timeline is insane.
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by aw3c2 10y ago
> One person watching HD cat videos is going to consume more bandwidth than 20 people doing work. One HD stream probably uses more continuous bandwidth as those 20 people so just limit that. Allow bursts maybe. > Prioritizing non-vide

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