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bestouff
2y ago
I have this in my /etc/defaults/grub: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet apple_dcp.show_notch=1"
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bestouff
2y ago
You can enable the pixels around the notch via a boot parameter. Yes, it's way better.
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bestouff
2y ago
Progress had been fast the first year but from a purely end-user point of view it stalled last year. It still can't last a day on standby, no HDMI, no thunderbolt, and some more problems I care less about. It's still a hobby toy.
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bestouff
2y ago
Same from France
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bestouff
2y ago
Or even better: let span = Span::days(5).hours(8).minutes(1);
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bestouff
2y ago
I had the same setup until recently. I always had troubles with Kodi not indecing very well my movies; and also when wartching my moview far from home I had to copy them first, than think about marking them as "watched" in my libr
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bestouff
2y ago
I would allow array indexing if the compiler can prove the bounds have been properly checked before use.
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bestouff
2y ago
"Windows" is the combination of the OS per se and all the things needed for it to run properly. That thing is a mess of proprietary drivers and pieces of software cobbled together. It can't be called "high reliability&qu
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bestouff
2y ago
Singling out "some" moms. I'm a dad and I'll never RTO again. My work-life balance is near perfect now that I WFH.
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bestouff
2y ago
I tried 4 different photos. Oh well, thanks anyway.
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bestouff
2y ago
I tried it with some photos of my partner and I - whatever the photos I choose or how many times I tried, I'm always very realistic but my partner is ... somebody else. I guess your training set lacks some particular faces or something
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bestouff
2y ago
How about just returning $20k to the police and telling you never had more ? Does that look half-honest enough to you ?
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bestouff
2y ago
Like for many decays (e.g. nuclear) it starts to decay a lot at first, then it eases with time.
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bestouff
2y ago
Oooh nice ! You have one more customer
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bestouff
2y ago
Will I be able to install LineageOS on this - as I do on all of my devices ?
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bestouff
2y ago
I'm on LineageOS and use the included backup with Nextcloud. Relatively painless to configure, works quite well. I also use Nextcloud for photos/videos sync, so in theory I can loose/break my phone and restore everything back
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bestouff
2y ago
Yes just dilute it. In freshwater. Freshwater you got from ... where already ?
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bestouff
2y ago
Paraglider pilots also use the exact same combo.
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bestouff
2y ago
Thank you so much ! It's a bit too tricky to enable if you ask me, but it works very well.
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bestouff
2y ago
.. or (s)he forgot the word "use". Maybe we'll never know.
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bestouff
3y ago
Just don't plug it
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bestouff
3y ago
I don't think France is so messy. It looks like it because the French really enjoy criticizing everything.
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bestouff
3y ago
Oops. Dunno how to edit it.
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bestouff
3y ago
This is the only real answer. You wouldn't buy a 29.8GB stick of RAM, and because of the addressing it wouldn't work very well. But marketers can get away with a 29.8GB stick of flash, so they do and sell that as 32GB.
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Canonical partners with Qualcom for Snapdragon X
(phoronix.com)
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bestouff
3y ago
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bestouff
3y ago
Would that be good though ? I prefer a place where people think twice instead of "speaking their mind" on an impulse.
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bestouff
3y ago
Isn't a sign of a disease called ... a symptom ?
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bestouff
3y ago
> A binary vector is a representation of a vector where each element in the vector is encoded as a binary value, typically either 0 or 1. "Typically" ? Are there other binary values ? I stopped reading here.
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bestouff
3y ago
Unless it gets "accidentally" deleted.
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bestouff
3y ago
Of course yes.
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