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811.
by bhaney 3y ago
Somewhat hard to do with a laptop
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by bhaney 3y ago
I'm responding to an individual's personal complaint posted on a forum called "Hacker News," not defending a product's fit with its target audience in general.
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by bhaney 3y ago
I don't play any Xbox 360 games, but Xenia is the go to 360 emulator afaik.
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by bhaney 3y ago
The Steam Deck is very user-repairable. You can buy a quieter fan, open up the Deck, and swap out the stock fan very easily. It's probably one of the simplest parts to replace.
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by bhaney 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by rootedness in this context. The Switch can be rooted to run custom software on official hardware (though I think it's difficult on the latest hardware and firmware revisions), but I don't root mi
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by bhaney 3y ago
The Steam Deck also emulates those same consoles easily (anecdotally, my Deck runs Tears of the Kingdom just as well as or better than an actual Switch), so I'd be surprised if the superior-spec'd Ally didn't.
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by bhaney 3y ago
So is there a health concern with having PFAS in contact with your eyes, or is this an environmental issue because they don't degrade? It sounds like there's something here meant to get upset about, but I don't know what it&#
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by bhaney 4y ago
The notification doesn't fire until you've been moving along with the tag for a while, so the vehicle has already been stolen by the time the thieves are aware there's an AirTag present. I guess it might encourage them to dum
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by bhaney 4y ago
It never stops surprising me how quickly satellites in LEO move
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by bhaney 4y ago
Does "takedown notice" automatically equal "DMCA"? The repo itself and the parent to your comment don't mention DMCA at all.
821.
by bhaney 4y ago
Satellite-headlights: because the space-streetlights keep floating away!
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by bhaney 4y ago
> Have you taken an oral exam? I have, yes. My university experience ran the gamut, in that I had both classes in a massive lecture hall of hundreds of students where most never spoke a word to the professor and all exams were done via s
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by bhaney 4y ago
Maybe we shouldn't either
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by bhaney 4y ago
Yeah, that sounds great, but the article completely fails to offer a solution to the reason universities have largely dropped oral exams in the first place, which is that they're expensive. Oral exams need much more time from competent
825.
by bhaney 4y ago
Yes. He owes a specific amount, and the "25-30%" showing up in articles comes from a quote of Bowser himself, where he's referring to wage garnishment.
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by bhaney 4y ago
Personally I'd like to see the response it gave, not just a tweet saying it passed the test without showing the results of the test.
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by bhaney 4y ago
Pretty much exactly that, yeah. From the README: > The primary motivator for Firefly's development was the ability to compile Elixir applications that could target WebAssembly, enabling use of Elixir as a language for frontend devel
828.
by bhaney 4y ago
> you need 2.67TB of disk space The data looks like it should compress pretty well. If you use something like btrfs's transparent compression, I wouldn't be surprised if it all fit in less than 0.75TB of disk space while still
829.
by bhaney 4y ago
I'm more impressed that the updates continue to 2021
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by bhaney 4y ago
That's interesting. I had a similar experience, where I was proficient with computers and programming before entering university, chose to get an EE degree instead of CS, and then immediately went into software engineering where I&#x27
831.
by bhaney 4y ago
Well now I gotta know
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by bhaney 4y ago
Here's a link to the "source" comment, for reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35246669
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by bhaney 4y ago
Completely skipping over the privacy concern doesn't seem like an amazing look
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by bhaney 4y ago
Thankfully your ad-blocker's element hider should still use your system language!
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by bhaney 4y ago
> How do you know if leaving your 1st software job will make you happier? You don't know, but it very likely will.
836.
by bhaney 4y ago
Are you sure you don't just have a memory leak in your code? Even in javascript, if you're accidentally keeping accessible references to objects you aren't intending to access again, they can't be freed by the gc
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by bhaney 4y ago
Truly no one is safe from the layoffs
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by bhaney 4y ago
Only half?
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by bhaney 4y ago
11111111 is technically possible to use, but it would cause some problems. Sending it over the wire would break telnet, for example. Also since we already introduced 11111110 for 7-byte encodes, we're getting dangerously close to makin
840.
by bhaney 4y ago
> if you went ahead and extended the standard to simply allow more bytes, you could get up to 8 bytes I think you'd only be able to go up to 7, since 10xxxxxx is still reserved for trailing octets. And even with 7, the entire first

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