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by bestham 2y ago
I thought DVD only supported 4:3 anamorphic video with non square pixels for the correct playback aspect ratio.
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by bestham 3y ago
No, the point of enabling TRIM is to not induce further write amplification. The zeroing is deferred until the block that is trimmed is over written. It is released from the indefinite garbage collection that exists in a pure SSD implementa
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by bestham 3y ago
With the aforementioned Taildrop you do not have to trust Tailscale with your data.
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by bestham 3y ago
My bet is that they used native code and an emulator for a lot of the effects.
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by bestham 3y ago
Isn’t the server still centralized but at the side of the browser vendor instead?
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by bestham 3y ago
The main issue is not having a normal watch that is not a bunch of pixels. I love my G-shock and Seiko mechanical watch and as a bonus they are far better at telling the time.
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by bestham 3y ago
Somehow, this really resonates with me. I have used an Apple Watch off and on the last three years. While I have no problem keeping it charged, doing so is still a chore. When I wake up, I remove my iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch from the
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by bestham 3y ago
In the late 90s sometimes the mp3 files I got sounded awful and there was a little utility for windows named “uncook.exe” that would restore the original sound. It must have been because of some encoding error or mime error in the transfer
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by bestham 3y ago
No, the 12V battery, the hybrid battery and the combustion engine all need to work for the vehicle to function.
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by bestham 3y ago
Until you wear out your TLC / QLC NAND chips. Then the whole computer is e-waste.
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by bestham 3y ago
No
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by bestham 3y ago
The single-threaded nature of WPA2 AES-CCMP-128 is the reason (in addition to not wanting to embed known weak security protocols). The higher speeds and later standardization of Wi-Fi 6E (as compared to Wi-Fi 6) made this, in my opinion, a
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by bestham 3y ago
It also makes it harder to roam between 6/5/2.4 networks.
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by bestham 3y ago
Dumb spec? There are fundamental limits in this world. Some things are simply mutually exclusive. A dump spec IMO would be a spec that does not acknowledge this.
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by bestham 3y ago
I always loved the Solaris Nimbus GTK theme. It was one of the most polished GTK2 themes around. https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1080244
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by bestham 3y ago
It seems that in this case the performance per watt is essentially the same. There is no point in rushing to sleep if perf per watt is constant, you will only end up giving the chip a higher amperage and loosing even more to heat in the pow
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by bestham 3y ago
I agree that the same could be said about a US owned entity. IMO the problem is not that there are Russians behind the company, there are countless of talented Russian engineers achieving more with less (Wozniak style). The problem as I see
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by bestham 3y ago
The Flipper Zero may be a more problematic product than we first anticipated. Yesterday, on the Sec-T security conference in Stockholm Mikael Simovits presented [1] his research “FLIPPER ZERO – ZERO TRUST or Beware of Geek Bearing Gifts” [2
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by bestham 3y ago
Toyota is one of the top innovators in the world when it comes to manufacturing. The reason Tesla is able to produce millions of Model 3 is partly because they are applying the lessons learned from the Toyota production system (TPS). Toyota
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by bestham 3y ago
The M1 closely mirrored the A14 Bionic from the iPhone 12 (Pro), M2 the A15 Bionic from the iPhone 13 (Pro) and this the M3 “should” mirror the A16 Bionic from the iPhone 14 Pro / iPhone 15. If this continues we won’t have the new ray
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by bestham 3y ago
There are companies in Europe that are older than the US. I do sincerely think that “long term” is a viable time frame when talking about European companies. When companies grow too large the often fold. So size is not a good measure of lon
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by bestham 3y ago
It’s not movement but light hitting the solar cell that activates it.
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by bestham 3y ago
Then you will not be able to access some of the features that is advertised for the hardware you bought (like shadowplay).
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by bestham 3y ago
Most physical bearers (smart card or similar) of a Qualified Certificate are issued in person or based on a known identity. Here there is no need for remote identification before the issuance of the certificate. What you are talking about i
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by bestham 3y ago
So it is like owning bitcoins. If you have the data (keys) to be able to spend the bitcoins you “own” them.
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by bestham 3y ago
While having support for Lightroom proprietary format and edits would be a nice way for existing photographers that are vendor locked into Adobes software it is a Herculean effort for very little real benefit. The photographers that were lu
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by bestham 3y ago
While I like the Meddle and Roger Waters eras I love the later Gilmour period. I have listened to the Division Bell hundreds of times if not more and it is still interesting and I’m discovering new things that just feel right about it. It r
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by bestham 3y ago
Yes that is right. I’ve always loved the first gen 900 since we had a three door one when I was a kid.
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by bestham 3y ago
There were two 900s. The first one was a SAAB platform. The later one was based on Opel. That car was turned into the 9-3 later.
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by bestham 3y ago
They are running brtrfs on top of DM. https://kb.synology.com/en-nz/DSM/tutorial/What_was_the_RAID...

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