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by chronogram 2y ago
In what environment do you work where you need such low quality images though? In my web environment I only want the highest quality I can get at a reasonable size and I've never been interested in slightly less awful looking tiny imag
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by chronogram 2y ago
Pretty good news! I imagine that it'll take a while before libjxl and jpegli won't both supply a cjpegli binary so that'll be mildly annoying at the start, but hopefully this way it'll be adopted quicker so it'll ac
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by chronogram 2y ago
Is it really 1.5× longer in practice? The N100s are efficient, and you can simply choose a lower power profile by sending a different energy/performance preference to the CPU, and it finishes tasks quicker.
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by chronogram 2y ago
If you were able to make do with cheaper GPUs, then you didn't need FP64 so you didn't need H100s in the first place right? Then you made the right choice in buying a drill for your screw work instead of renting a jackhammer even
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by chronogram 2y ago
That sounds really difficult for you. It's just a "Download" folder on my device, just like in most operating systems since the '00s.
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by chronogram 2y ago
I loved that feature of my old Pixel. Even in the middle of Germany, with no cell reception whatsoever, I'd surprise people by looking at the always-on-display to see what song was playing somewhere.
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by chronogram 2y ago
I don't know if it's actually easier to read in a sentence compared to the standard of Frutiger and Frutiger-likes. That's what you'll likely see on your medicine packaging and train- and road signs. It does try to be un
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by chronogram 2y ago
A monospace version of a font designed to have every glyph be different is DP Sans Mono: https://www.pgdp.net/wiki/DP_Sans_Mono
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by chronogram 2y ago
ASML's success is partly (gross simplification) because it was the biggest local tech company (Philips) realising that they're too big to be effective, so they made a startup-esque new company which allowed them to be lean and eng
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by chronogram 2y ago
Sugar was a Veblen good, now its superfluousness is the worst part about it.
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by chronogram 2y ago
> Thermal conductivity of natural diamond was measured to be about 2,200 W/(m·K), which is five times more than silver, the most thermally conductive metal. Monocrystalline synthetic diamond enriched to 99.9% the isotope 12C had the
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by chronogram 2y ago
I tend to use the website versions of the chat services, but have the electron versions installed because they tend to have better screen sharing performance in my experience.
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by chronogram 2y ago
"open-source, aesthetic, and minimal app"
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LZ4 v1.10.0 – Multicores Edition(github.com)
4 points by chronogram 2y ago|1 comments
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by chronogram 2y ago
Of course! Just touching these files should be everything you need: /etc/sysctl.d/99-240716-vm.conf vm.dirty_background_ratio = 1 vm.dirty_ratio = 100 vm.page-cluster = 0 vm.swappiness = 200 vm.vfs_cache_pressur
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by chronogram 2y ago
On my SBCs and VPSs I use a cache-heavy zram setup with LZ4 and `vm.page-cluster=0` being the most important changes to the default, and cache pressure and swappiness both to 200 off the top of my head, and things like only doing foreground
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by chronogram 2y ago
Not calling it a day anywhere is why Lichess is such a good website.
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by chronogram 2y ago
I think the comment refers to the Detroit Electric cars, because it was driven a lot by Clara Ford. I am guessing their range is due to them going 32kmh/20mph and being loaded with 530kg/1170lbs of batteries. https://ww
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by chronogram 2y ago
Why do you go from extremely high intake to decaf, or do you mean to not go back to using caffeine for your next project? For me a 200mg tablet in the morning works well, more doesn't give me more benefits and by bedtime a lot or most
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by chronogram 2y ago
This is untrue. The script being referred to by the original comment activates your IoT LTSC as perfectly genuine at Microsoft's own server, no third party comes into play. https://massgrave.dev/
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by chronogram 2y ago
No mention of NoLACE make the comparison samples a bit less useful: https://opus-codec.org/demo/opus-1.5/
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by chronogram 2y ago
The rejected one makes me expect data is still being processed, or stored by third parties. The new one has a lot of fluff but at least it is clear that it doesn't collect anything and doesn't retain anything.
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by chronogram 2y ago
The escalators in London had signs with "please stand right" the times I've been there.
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by chronogram 2y ago
A trucker at the time said the transition was instant: people just did it, it was that easy.
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by chronogram 2y ago
Right. You can retroactively think of all sorts of reasons, and people internally will talk about it and make presentations and plan meetings over it, but it's just a gigantic corporation and it doesn't think, it's a number t
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by chronogram 2y ago
It's gigantic for me, even: https://i.ibb.co/QMZdXTb/www-consilium-europa-eu-en-press-pr...
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by chronogram 2y ago
Oh, other countries don't use RAL? Do you use something else? I find it so convenient to order something in a RAL colour to match the colour palette of a building, or to buy power sockets in RAL9010 to match the type of white wall.
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by chronogram 2y ago
All iPods supported AAC and I imagine alternative firmware adds opus support, so you can just grab the original audio files from YouTube instead of converting them to MP3.
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by chronogram 2y ago
> We’ve been considering moving over to Substack > Decreased monthly cost compared to the current WordPress + Cloudflare setup Curious what the setup currently is that it is considering monthly costs? It 'only' had 911 369 v
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by chronogram 2y ago
If it was a browser setting, which already exists but gets ignored, it would get ignored and would throw up a popup anyway. You can use Consent-O-Matic[0] though, you can even select the types of tracking you do want. 0: https://

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