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bmicraft
4y ago
It really sounds like you didn't read the article at all. It explicitly mentions Java/Kotlin in one breath with rust almost any chance it gets.
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bmicraft
4y ago
Usually I get annoyed by that, but in this case I read the whole thing and didn't even notice. It helps that they didn't come in "packages" bigger than 1.
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bmicraft
4y ago
I'm guessing the only thing limiting it is integration with existing services
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bmicraft
4y ago
> So I guess all this infrastructure also allows Apple to pinpoint down any user worldwide -- even if they're off-grid. Well, they could do that in the past - GPS works (almost) everywhere. They'd just have to wait with sending
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bmicraft
4y ago
It was deployed 80 years ago and called Panzerschokolade
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bmicraft
4y ago
Or a child, in the case of The Emperor's New Clothes
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bmicraft
4y ago
It would probably be more accurate to say it can do 70% more stuff in the same time. Or that it takes 42% less runtime
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bmicraft
4y ago
The only way this makes sense is, if his neutral wire wasn't at 0V either (which can happen when pulling a lot of current from insufficiently thick wire)
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bmicraft
4y ago
Yeah, it sounds like the neutral wire wasn't at 0V either.
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bmicraft
4y ago
How would that work? Do they send a request to your phone to decrypt it for them?
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bmicraft
4y ago
As shown in the image, the blue at least passes the test for "large text"
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bmicraft
4y ago
I've never been anywhere where I legitimately had signal but no data. When it seems to be connected buy isn't, sms mostly also won't go though. I also think there are less "remote" places in europe in general.
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bmicraft
4y ago
Do you think it grew as significantly as it's employees did? Whatsapp was already huge beyond measure when they bought it.
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bmicraft
4y ago
Restricting huge intrusive ads seems very close to the building code and zoning laws which cities seem to have no problem going completely overboard with.
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bmicraft
4y ago
The pico (w) had pretty good availability from most official resellers everytime I checked. Sellers on amazon often jack up the price which is why you shouldn't buy a pi on there. See "Buy now" on https://www.raspb
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bmicraft
4y ago
> For dark mode, the site shows white text on pure black, to help shave energy use on OLED displays. For light mode, the site shows black on pure white. That's exactly the problem. Too much contrast is a thing with text and can make
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bmicraft
4y ago
Google tries to ignore them already, so the long tail is probably littered with old and mitigated content farms because they "match" but have a low page rank
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bmicraft
4y ago
You can turn individual krunner plugins off, like "Recent files".
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bmicraft
4y ago
One should note that it will works way worse with higher pcie versions of today
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bmicraft
4y ago
I've never even heard of a power tool from any of those companies
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bmicraft
4y ago
Webp wasn't bad and back then there really weren't any alternatives that performed significantly better than jpeg
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bmicraft
4y ago
It's just a texture pack
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bmicraft
4y ago
The instagram photos are most likely not posted exactly when they were shot but some time after. Also, even if they post a rough location there is no guarantee that they would show up on any particular cam. I'd image the ai has to go t
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bmicraft
4y ago
I need a slash in firefox too, dot also just searches
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bmicraft
4y ago
I find spotify is really bad with unloading ui, to the point where you have to stop and wait to see song titles if you are scrolling even moderately fast
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bmicraft
4y ago
If you heat your home using a heat pump, it makes no difference. If you heat with gas, you will indeed use more electricity but less gas when refrigerating immediately.
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bmicraft
4y ago
Zigbee also runs on 2.4GHz, but I wouldn't even count WiFi out just yet since those devices are on 2.4GHz where latency and throughput are almost irrelevant (to me) for that application. Plus it's usually cheaper.
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bmicraft
4y ago
Sounds interesting, what sort of places have you found?
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bmicraft
4y ago
not in the link gp was responding to
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4y ago
What more could a manufacturer do to be "disastrous for the brand" than literally build an ssd that stops working after 40kh? Because this does not seem to qualify for you
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