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bmicraft
2y ago
Organic Maps does include bicycle parking POIs. Also some local transit apps do have bike+train routing options for bike carriage and bike sharing: https://anachb.vor.at/ I agree though that something like this is missing
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bmicraft
2y ago
Sounds interesting, but I hope the study was done both with photos and photos flipped liked in the mirror.
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bmicraft
2y ago
With a specific model (just like with an intern), you only need to evaluate their work a certain amount of times to decide whether they're doing their job good enough to leave them alone and continue without further supervision
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bmicraft
2y ago
> It's a protected unalienable right. Cannot under any circumstances be circumvented. Until the next amendment to it, be that in a couple of years or centuries
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bmicraft
2y ago
Also Filelight (KDE)
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bmicraft
2y ago
What do you feel is terrible about it? It has always done exactly what I needed it to do, while being much easier for occasional use than nmcli
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bmicraft
2y ago
NetworkManager can use iwd as a wifi backend instead of wpa_supplicant, but nm isn't needed as iwd can also manage the networks on its own. iwd should never run at the same time (on a single network interface) as wpa_supplicant, as wpa
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bmicraft
2y ago
> Instead of just a "Reject all non-essential cookies" button, corporations went the extra mile to instead have a "Manage preferences" button which opens some slow menu with like 70 separate checkboxes, all of which a
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bmicraft
2y ago
If you think I changed the meaning, please tell me what the difference is.
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bmicraft
2y ago
It would seem to me that the majority of boards would be a lot more forgiving. Are you saying you wouldn't be impressed if it could do only say 70% of board designs completely?
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bmicraft
2y ago
Have you thought about support for the wyoming protocol? That would make it pretty much plug&play with home assistant.
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bmicraft
2y ago
> The USA law is saying US law applies to US persons wherever they may be in the world. "The USA law is saying US law applies to ANYONE (bank in this case) in the world if a US person interacts with them." See how you can put t
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bmicraft
2y ago
I think that's called a school
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bmicraft
2y ago
It strikes me as sarcasm
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bmicraft
2y ago
A bit biased, but less then I expected, honestly: https://pastebin.com/mEb4fNkH
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bmicraft
2y ago
But that's the whole point. It doesn't do what they claimed it would
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bmicraft
2y ago
Easy, only allow components that aren't currently registered to someone elses iCloud account (read: stolen)
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bmicraft
2y ago
I don't know enough about that to tell you something specific
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bmicraft
2y ago
All that really says about these projects it what's already plainly obvious: X11 is an old project and Wayland hasn't caught up yet for every minor thing you might want it to do. X11 has more than 40 years of development behind it
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bmicraft
2y ago
Why not use the lts kernel it you want to stay on a version?
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bmicraft
2y ago
AppImages are nice as a user, but it seems the lead dev is intentionally not adding support for wayland (besides some other odd choices) so it feels like a dead end technology
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bmicraft
2y ago
It was a problem in the early days. Some clipboard interop bugs between wayland-native and xwayland apps persisted for quite a while after too, but those have also been solved some time ago now.
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bmicraft
2y ago
> Apple [...] is also explicit about tags not to be used as an anti-theft device > The word "theft" doesn't appear even once That's pretty much the definition of implicit. You know, the exact opposite of explicit.
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bmicraft
2y ago
That would make sense only if the owner of that address is not an ongoing customer of yours
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bmicraft
2y ago
It's not correct, but at least not unexpectedly so
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bmicraft
2y ago
How I understand it, RTK comes into play you want to get very precise location on a moving vehicle. To make the location reading more precise you need to take it over some time. To average it while moving you need to know _how_ you're
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bmicraft
2y ago
Bandwidth translates directly into better (igpu) performance
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bmicraft
2y ago
> spend $8000 or more to remodel a car > can never save up to the 20% down payment something tells me those two things are connected
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bmicraft
2y ago
The tradeoff with conventional light bulbs is efficiency vs. lifetime. This is not the usual planned obsolescence it is made out to be, you are actually getting more efficient bulbs that way.
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bmicraft
2y ago
Fedora has used PolKit for 12 years now, and the javascript rules have probably been a thing for about as long.
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