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91.
by bartwe 6y ago
I have one, it's nice, wish it didn't have a bixby key though. It could be a bit smaller for my taste.
92.
by bartwe 6y ago
I assume you mean a limited subset of 7bit ascii ? 33-126
93.
by bartwe 6y ago
Nobody has that as a letter on the keyboard here though, so it doesn't matter. Normally typed as a digraph. Would be nice if we just switched over to using y at this point. Makes me wonder, is the use of diacritics reducing since ascii
94.
by bartwe 7y ago
Got to appreciate the usage of Lego in that image.
95.
by bartwe 7y ago
Stuff exists on those file systems outside of your application, and at some point you'll have to interface with them.
96.
by bartwe 7y ago
Also dutch and working from home fulltime, haven't met that many people that are in the same position tbh.
97.
by bartwe 7y ago
That is the ideal. But i dont see the home router nat going away. Infact in many ways it is a good thing every home has a nat/firewall going, removing that for ipv6 would be a step backwards. Better and more reliable upnp would be nice
98.
by bartwe 7y ago
Wonder if an argument is to be made that this is entrapment
99.
by bartwe 7y ago
Cool, now close London City Airport for some serious noise pollution reduction.
100.
by bartwe 7y ago
As a gamedev i would LOVE to give the gc 1ms per frame if it would be hard bounded and allocs are guaranteed not to stall.
101.
by bartwe 7y ago
Gaming helps, although there is a risk of spending time after work with work people that way
102.
by bartwe 7y ago
You probably should, more future security and possible pay raise
103.
by bartwe 7y ago
As someone in games. I believe it.
104.
by bartwe 7y ago
I asked a phoneseller friend about it 'People don't want those phones' was the answer.
105.
by bartwe 7y ago
Well this was a chaosmonkey (the lightning) injecting a random fault ;)
106.
by bartwe 7y ago
European plugs aren't aware of any hot/neutral polarity and devices are not built to treat a neutral phase differently from a hot phase. A separate grounding wire is used for safety.
107.
by bartwe 7y ago
I tried this in the past but it falls apart pretty badly on class/struct fields and constructors.
108.
by bartwe 7y ago
I wonder, can they A/B test alternatives with that time machine ? Would they settle for a comfortable 'small' one time lottery winnings? Or try and create a dynasty for a longer lived family/institution. Also the person
109.
by bartwe 7y ago
Yeah following simple formatting rules is a job we can (and should) give to the computer.
110.
by bartwe 7y ago
Ensuring the code isn't reused, to put in a ledger, to avoid some kind of replay attack, having someone pretend to be the courier and get the key to then replay to the real courier. Dunno, probably many many things avoided by making th
111.
by bartwe 7y ago
What is the term for being a bit too eager junior making some systems that become business critical and then getting some second hand shame for making something the existing team can't support.
112.
by bartwe 7y ago
Creeping up to that 100M mark for AAA at this point.
113.
by bartwe 7y ago
That is basically already the reality of Steam with the discounts, albeit it timed, in addition to regional pricing.
114.
by bartwe 7y ago
Please use the tax to fund research into holoportation to replace quite a bit of travel.
115.
by bartwe 7y ago
Question is if the series portrayed actions taken back in '86 or creating new misrepresentations and fears
116.
by bartwe 7y ago
With proper headphones, mic and a higher bitrate it is superior to phonecalls
117.
by bartwe 7y ago
Would be weird if you dont believe their variant/flavour
118.
by bartwe 7y ago
Is the lithium and other ingredients in a battery pack suitable to be re used like glass/aluminium is ? to be remade into battery packs many times ?
119.
by bartwe 7y ago
Megatokyo is still in my fixed rotation of daily webcomics...
120.
by bartwe 8y ago
Do they fly high enough that atmospheric scattering and brightness become small enough to still use it ?

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