cgyvbunji

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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
> What are the chances that I could find the exact charger needed for a GameBoy Colour? Your chance is 100% because the charger for GBC is 2 AA batteries ;)
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
But that's the fun part!
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Never did understand why gimp's ui isn't a Photoshop clone, or more broadly, why there isn't one canonical Photoshop clone like libreoffice is to Ms office.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
In my experience a docx that looks good in libreoffice usually looks good in word, it's the other way around that is usually more of a problem.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
It's perfectly safe to sit in a room full of asbestos insulation like it is to sit in front of any computer from the 90s (leaded solder) but it's still good to ban asbestos just like it was probably good to switch to RoHS solder.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Right? Next tip for developers, always work in a private office, preferably a corner office, I learned this from my boss.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Personally I think if he did that people wouldn't pay attention. My experience is that when you complain to people about digital rights they just glaze over unless you walk them through all the ins and outs and the implications.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Ahaha that's even better, I had no idea, love it!
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Yes, radio found out naming is hard before software did, in very old times there was High Frequency (HF), but then circuits got fast enough to go higher, oops, ok no problem, let's call the new frequencies Very High Frequency (VHF) whe
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Hmm, no, you have latest Chrome, via Boot Camp ;)
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
That's not actually the part that bothers me, but it's good to caution about envy.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
In summary, AI has tricked a bunch of philosophy majors into not only thinking it's more than linear algebra but changing their entire life trajectories because of their confusion. AI seems to be a very alluring tar pit for the non-tec
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Fireworks for me, but not for thee.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
It's not clear how much of a factor calendar age degradation is in EVs because almost nobody is straightforward about it like they are in the battery industry itself.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
PhDs are not immune to buyers remorse. It's just buyers remorse. They are a buyer because of the opportunity cost of getting a PhD. It's economically equivalent to spending money, because the alternative was working as a software
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
They said to comb the desert, so we're combing it
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
Yes, exactly, as long as you don't fast charge. The ideal scenario for TCO measured as dollars per mile driven should be driving every day until you are down to some threshold, slow charging overnight, and repeating that each day until
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
The battery industry defines calendar age degradation, not a random guy on the Internet like me. It's like saying you can't discuss voltage without me defining what voltage is.
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by cgyvbunji 3mo ago
They still die by calendar age based degradation. High miles low years isn't interesting. We know that works well. They don't like talking about the calendar age degradation. Every article like this leaves that part out. It's