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721.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Especially when many AirBnBs are also interested in international customers
722.
by bmicraft 4y ago
To add to that, the author completely ignores the fact that the differences from one person to the next might be much more significant than averaged differences inherited from their country's culture.
723.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I think the point here is that this word can be understood by a speaker of that language who didnt't know it prior to hearing it. It is succinct in that it is a description of itself, in a single word.
724.
by bmicraft 4y ago
They skipped the 4/4T series because of some superstition about the number 4, which makes the 6T 3 years behind 2T
725.
by bmicraft 4y ago
You state multiple times that the Raspberry Pi 3 does not support hardware accelerated h264 decoding, but that's simply not true. All Pis (except Pico series) support both accelerated encoding and decoding, and have done so since 2012.
726.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Built in water cooling channels?
727.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Linux from scratch might be something you want to take a look at
728.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Yeah it almost makes the opposite of sense. If manufacturers are already backordered a year in advance why would they still throw money at marketing
729.
by bmicraft 4y ago
If you strapped a 4k monitor close enough to your face to match the FOV a good vr headset then you'd also start seeing pixels.
730.
by bmicraft 4y ago
My physical backup in case my phone dies is my other older phone with offline maps installed. I wonder why more people don't do the same.
731.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Weird, doesn't lag at all here on Firefox/X11 on my amd igpu notebook
732.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Works for me in firefox on X11
733.
by bmicraft 4y ago
> If this is based on librespot It's built on RSpotify, which describes itself as: > RSpotify is a wrapper for the Spotify Web API, inspired by spotipy. It includes support for all the authorization flows, and helper functions fo
734.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Spotify has a stable api for free users too (as can be seen by devices sold with that capability, it just isn't public). Splicing and rate limiting would clash with caching I would imagine
735.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I've used it for over a year but never that issue. Works perfect for me
736.
by bmicraft 4y ago
They probably meant obsolete when buying new
737.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I'm pretty sure Teslas keep their batteries heated to above cell-freezing level even without them being plugged in. The expectation is that you would recharge it before the battery gets to low to continue heating.
738.
by bmicraft 4y ago
That's true, regenerative braking is mostly disabled until things have warmed up.
739.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I can't comment on Ubuntu, maybe they do automatic upgrades in the background and you don't know about them. For me on arch Firefox has shown the "Need to restart" page every time I have updated it's package while r
740.
by bmicraft 4y ago
I pretty sure that would be python
741.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Cooling is probably less of a problem than many people think. Modern cpus are (or rather would be) very efficient, if you don't push them to the very end of their frequency-power bathtub curve, but the latest generations of desktop cpu
742.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Not exactly, not really. Mandated warranty is 24 months. But the burden of proof (of some kind of manufacturing defect) is on the consumer after 6 months. So really, you only get 6 months of little to no questions asked.
743.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Or just let the dev specify if they want to round prices to some precision?
744.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Which is good because corporations aren't people. If company goes under its owner(s) arn't usually weeks away from being on the street.
745.
by bmicraft 4y ago
From you comment history, you really love talking about a "planned economy". I wonder what that means to you. Usually it means the government does the planning, but that doesn't make sense in context.
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by bmicraft 4y ago
I find it hard to believe you actually think either party is pro-labor, when half the states have at will employment and the US has one of the lowest pto requirements.
747.
by bmicraft 4y ago
Many cities have a regular bin-sized contraption where you throw you stuff in and it gets compacted into a big underground container that is part of the sidewalk. They then either get lifted and emptied of sucked empty by a garbage truck. T
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by bmicraft 4y ago
Usually such buildings would have a garbage room with big bins that get emptied regularly - at least in sane cities.
749.
by bmicraft 4y ago
No, my water runs through a heat exchanger
750.
by bmicraft 4y ago
> and effectively making it even LESS maintainable now that it's in some new niche language with a vastly smaller dev pool How is any language supposed to grow if you're only allowed to use it once everybody does? Somebody has

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