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MacOS renders everything at the highest resolution and then downscales? Does that mean there are no performance benefits from using a lower resolution (or even potentially a performance hit from the downscaling)?
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About 3-4 years ago. I disagree with most poeple that say it's just as easy as using w10 now, it takes way more work to make it as stable as windows (which takes none). It's just a lot more powerful and easy to modify when you wa
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>For Unix, install linux on your computer and use it daily. You’ll be forced to learn. I tried this years ago and it didn't end well. With how complicated current-gen distros are, you need to understand what's going on under th
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If you shop at walmart, there is an option to add a receipt to your account by scanning the barcode in the app (or it shows up by itself when you use walmart pay). These can be retrieved online from anywhere (not just the app) and is how I
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7y ago
What vanity projects?
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This is not an area I'm in a lot, so I may be wrong, the cloudflare workers page GP mentioned says that you only get 10ms CPU time per request (or 50ms with the paid plan). I'm assuming lambda etc have similar limits. So presumabl
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Yes https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft_China
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It's not a direct synonym but it's also where my mind went after reading the title
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The biggest benefit for me is, it guarantees my ISP can't mess with my pages. They already do it with mild stuff ( https://www.zdnet.com/article/comcast-injects-copyright-warn... ) so I wouldn't put it past the
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7y ago
netflix is the N and apple is an A in GAFAN
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This post looked kind of weird to me so I looked up the whois, it's registered to godaddy. Which is odd because it is not the same registrar as amazon.com or aws, and aws operates a domain registration service so I can't imagine a
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I haven't either but as someone who plays games occasionally, the definition makes sense to me (lots of games don't scale well). Definitely not something I'd have guessed, though.
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Just to be clear, are you saying DDG gives you better results? I was just thinking about how google has this problem
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Mass transit will always be worse than driving, unless traffic and parking are both really bad and transit can skip the traffic somehow. This is because of the last-mile (and first-mile) problem and the fact it can't be truly on-dema
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Yeah that's what it's opposed to, before we knew nothing about their plans to expand and now we know it's happening soon instead of "soon" (hopefully)
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7y ago
Honest offer. "Starting this week, we will begin rolling out free access to our advanced Hangouts Meet video-conferencing capabilities to all G Suite and G Suite for Education customers globally including: Larger meetings, for up to 25
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They also won't have to include the print stylesheet ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/Printing#... )
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people already don't do this for example: people who don't have adblockers (like everyone in my family except me)
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>(2) Saves the webpage it points into a git repo (a simple curl should suffice for most websites) FWIW I've done something similar and lots of sites that use a lot of JS (and pretty much every single page webpage like twitter and FB
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>Apparently the municipal crews would spray down the encampments on lower wacker where they'd stay warm through winter, without warning The craziest part about this is that the people doing the spraying were probably way fewer emerg
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Hahaha I meant interpret
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Wow, I'm not sure if it was intentional but the alt text can be interpenetrated to be the same as GP's idea
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Out of curiosity, have you done anything to prepare for any major lifestyle disruptions?
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Don't you need more to propose an edit?
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Counterpoint: personally I don't avoid doing things on the road from fear of the person behind the wheel but for fear that their reaction will cause an accident (swerving, slamming on the brakes, etc). Self driving cars have the same p
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Pbatengf, lbh'ir qrpbqrq zl frperg zrffntr. Fbeel, ab cevmrf. ?
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The one on traffic lights is way more interesting than it sounds! Everybody should check it out. There's also a really interesting point he makes at the end that applies to something a lot of people on HN might relate with https:/
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Yeah, I always hear "Mac is great for writers/artists/video editors/etc" but I never have been able to find out exactly why.
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No it's not, targeting ads is allowing people to bid on completely anonymous (to them) users to see their ads based on demographic categories.
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Why were the license changes made?
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