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6y ago
As a reflective display, you want to optimise for the percentage of useful light reflected back to the user. Switching the white (or black) out for another colour will necessarily reduce the contrast ratio of the display, which is of course
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6y ago
It is possible (and yes, I tried it!), although other payment methods are available, including some more conventional methods.
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March 2nd, 1943
(drewdevault.com)
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Flappy Bird Clone Injected into SNES Super Mario World by Hand (2016) [video]
(youtube.com)
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Defective by Design: Reflected Attacks on Email Privacy Using DMARC
(bearbin.net)
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Not that I have any stake in the accuracy of electricitymap's statistics, but I don't think there's any point seperating out OCGT from CCGT generation. OCGT makes up a negligible share of realised generation (and indeed, even
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6y ago
I'm forced to use a Mac for work, and I use yabai. It's far superior to the default mac experience, which seems to be designed to actively hide windows and make your life more difficult, but it's still a pain to use. It'
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Decoding Radio Telemetry Heard on News Helicopter Video Footage with GNU Radio
(github.com)
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I think the poor optimisation performance described in this post is really a deliberate tradeoff made by the go compiler team. Rather than producing highly-optimised code for the best performance in some cases (which is often a fool's
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Wayland Is Almost There
(bearbin.net)
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Unfortunately there don't really appear to be many good alternatives. https://pricesearcher.com seems to be a fairly featureful replacement for Pre-2012 Google Shopping/Product Search/Froogle, but it's UK onl
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6y ago
> Froogle (est 2002) and has continued to exist as one incarnate or the other Indeed, this article is about Froogle (now Google Shopping search) moving back from the change Google made in 2012 to become a paid advertising platform rather
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This is a good move but several years too late. Google has already squandered it's lead in shopping when they replaced an excellent shopping search engine with a crippled advertising board that neither shows the cheapest prices nor a w
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7y ago
In technology, it seems to be the case that once some fact is old enough to be known as gospel, the world will have moved on enough that it's not true anymore. And when challenged by the new norm, the old guard repeat their gospel loud
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The Colour of White Light
(ludens.cl)
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7y ago
Thanks for letting me know, I've replaced them with archived versions.
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I have compiled an index of the new stories arranged by year of publication on my website, which is a bit easier to navigate than scrolling through the (incomplete) list on the Register website: https://bearbin.net/bofh
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7y ago
By that logic, nobody is a shareholder at all, thanks to the magic of Cede and Co. [1] The only real owners are the holders of the physical stock certificates - and almost nobody does this in real life for numerous reasons. [1]: https:
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7y ago
I had a short browse and I was really impressed by how much nicer to read you have managed to make wikipedia. Normally I much prefer static HTML to whatever mess the latest javascript framework manages to conjure up but what you've don
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If you find yourself zooming in to new websites more often than not, it's possible to set the default zoom level in firefox. In about:config, set "layout.css.devPixelsPerPx" to the decimal zoom level you want. It will also gr
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OpenBazaar: What Happened to Bitcoin’s EBay Killer?
(shitcoin.com)
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The server doesn't support java plugins for bukkit/spigot. Because none of the internals are shared any interface layer would be needlessly complex and a drag on maintenance. The lua plugin system is well-developed and documented
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10y ago
Thanks for taking the time to critique this - it's only something I put together in a few hours for fun. I'm sure somebody with more skill than me would be able to make something like this for multiple languages / accents.
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Speak IPA – Text to Speech for International Phonetic Alphabet
(speak-ipa.bearbin.net)
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Completed Investigations – The U.S. Chemical Safety Board
(csb.gov)
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Price of 24 hour lighting is about £1 - £2 per watt year (standard overhead fluorescents). For typical office building lighting intensity, that's around £15 - £50 per m^3. Assuming the high end of that scale, for the building you menti
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Cuberite – A FOSS Minecraft Server Implementation
(github.com)
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No, plastic can be very tough, but is not generally very hard (although there are exceptions to both). Since plastic can stretch a large amount before breaking it absorbs more energy than a (inverse of tough) object, so it is tough. Since i
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10y ago
The headline is very confusing - "Microsoft beats Wall Street predictions with $22.6B revenue" would be a better choice.
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10y ago
I have heard that such devices already exist. They are a NTC cap that goes over the end of the bulb. http://donklipstein.com/bulb1.html#ss
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