cassepipe

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by cassepipe 6mo ago
There's no mention of Wi-Fi. Is the network card integrated to the new intel mainboards ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
You could get a blank keyboard, and nice transparent stickers.
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Plastic. Never again will I allow a laptop to be unusable after some time because of a cracked chassis that couldn't handle mechanical and thermal stress correctly. Never.
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Oh right but if I want to keep everything but the chassis I can, correct ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
I want to say as a fw13 owner that people don't realize that the 3:2 screen ratio gives you extra vertical space compared to your typical notebook and the screen does not feel small at all. That was an excellent decision from their des
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Yes, it was not mentionned often in the list of complaints about the fw 13 because the chassis was good enough but my main gripe was that it felt flimsy. Strangely it was not flimsy and held its own but it felt flimsy and to be honest I n
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Sadly brand loyalty isn't as valuable as one would think in a world where price and shiny-looking features tend to dominate
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Remember "Microsoft loves linux" ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
So you if you want the newer bottom you have to upgrade the battery is what you're saying ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
No probably a better. Never had to let more than 2 trains go but mostly just one, but even in rush hour the most common though is there is just enough space so I don't have miss any train.
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
From another city where things can get quite packed on some lines at rush hour: People in front of the door know that people will get out so they step outside to let the flow out and are the first ones to get back in, giving them the opport
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Or maybe big vehicles which are inefficient from the point of view of physics (bigger = more energy to move around), take more space and damage the road more (more heavy, more bad for road) should be banned or taxed accordingly instead of h
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Wezterm for examples has panes in addition of tabs and scriptable enough (lua) that you can session management: https://fredrikaverpil.github.io/blog/2024/10/20/session-man...
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Meson is a python layer over the ninja builder, like cmake can be. xmake is both a build tool and a package manager fast like ninja and has no DSL, the build file is just lua. It's more like cargo than meson is.
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
I guess you meant "what's now the US* I stand corrected then and I am putting my soapbox away
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Sorry I should have been more nuanced. Bombing can win conflicts but one thing is does not do is regime change. I'd argue the occupation was necessary: The political system that led to militarism was still intact and there were still
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
This, unironically I think you are being downvoted because people thought you were being ironic but I am not sure you were.
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
So first Socrates had opinions but is certainty not an authority on the development of humanity through time. Also ironically we know what he supposedly said and are still talking about it because his words have been written down. They ha
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Japan was on its last legs was and the US had already gone all-in with a war machine unlike anything seen before. At that point no one was going to lose elections about lost lives while invading Japan. The bombs were a time and life saving
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Pipelines are expensive and slow to build and notoriously vulnerable. Also you would need many I to match even half of the Hormuz throughput
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Is that an argument for them not being to enforce the ayatollbooth or its price to remain reasonnable ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
Isn't it already happening ?
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
> the intellectual aspects of native Native American cultures have really been sidelined, if not consciously suppressed by colonial powers Or maybe intellectual refers to someone a position in a society that sufficiently is well-off to b
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by cassepipe 6mo ago
I mean your relative is maybe a member of the tech elite who needs amazing bandwith but 100 Mbps/10Mbps is not going to be limiting for most people. Coax is already pretty fast considering it probably takes its source from fiber at str
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
Sis, substitutions started being useful being I even learned Regex and I have done an incredible amount of edits with the just the bare minimum of Regex knowledge
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
Forget macros and multi-cursor. (Regex) substitutions from vim's command line replaced 98% of my editing needs and rendered a lot of my vim-fu useless. (Just like searching with / replaced 98% of my navigation) Editing something w
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
While I agree with you I feel your comment is moving the goalpost. The question was whether an new "disrupting" tech solution was going to be a flop or not. I think the question of whether the new thing is or should be legally co
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
Can it suggest me to do the things I should do ? Can it talk to me into overcoming what's blocking me from completing tasks at an emotional level ? :)
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
Yes, I was a big fan of Bacurau and it works well as a fable but this one is very grounded historically and even with a basic knowledge of Brazilian history of this era I spent too much time wondering what was happening and why (even though
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by cassepipe 7mo ago
Some will sell an already conolized growbox. Much harder to fail than the spores.

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