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by chx 3y ago
Trust me my friend, even if you have a CGM the benefits would be gigantic. I can't speak for T1 people who spend their entire lives like this and maybe it gets easier but inserting the CGM sensor, even if you use a local anesthetics is
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by chx 3y ago
If you go back to Steve Jobs' original iPhone speech, the crux of it was: revolutionary user interfaces (mouse, click wheel, multi-touch) enabled revolutionary products (Mac, iPod, iPhone). And while we know the LG Prada shipped with a
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by chx 3y ago
There are other people still alive who know Forth? :) I thought we died out.
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by chx 3y ago
More like created, registration process was not open. Was there anything but the darpa domains and nordu.net before symbolics?
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by chx 3y ago
You must be shitting me. This answer is so bad it has spawned a meme years ago. https://programmerhumor.io/stackoverflow-memes/stackoverflow...
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by chx 3y ago
Sorry, my recollection of the sum of all failures was not correct. PathChanged has a different problem: if you are watching a folder it would seem the name of the file is not passed from inotify(7) to the script launched by systemd. This
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by chx 3y ago
Funnily enough, I just tried to do this over the weekend and the results were not ... great. I hit https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/691436/9452 exactly > need to process to file added to a directory, then remov
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by chx 3y ago
Not sure what you would like to read. How Continental and especially Jeff Smisek took over United in a merger closely resembling McDonnel-Boeing, resulting in financial trouble, dysfunctional computer systems, dissatisfied consumers having
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by chx 3y ago
Better later than never, the Continental-United merger was an absolute disaster and should've never been allowed.
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by chx 3y ago
Your whole rant completely misses the point. It's not about upgrading, I mentioned repairs. It's not the price of the raw storage that is the problem. It's the data you stored. You need to be able to keep it in your possessio
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by chx 3y ago
> are making a very logical and reasonable trade-off. no they are giving in to hype and it's insanity to pay real world money for a laptop where you can't remove storage. Whether it's for repairs or for upgrade this is a
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by chx 3y ago
> I firmly believe that training models qualifies as fair use There's a hell lot of money to be made from this belief so of course the HN crowd will hold it. Some of us here who have been around the copyright hustle for a little lon
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by chx 3y ago
There would be no choice, there would be no 5gbps USB mode so there's nothing you can do but use a PCIe chip. It would've brought down the PCIe costs over the many years.
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by chx 3y ago
Better questions: 1. Do you want a laptop you need to use dongles with? 2. Do you want your laptop where it's more comfortable to type? 3. Do you want your laptop to run cooler and more quiet?
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by chx 3y ago
> where carrying a jumbo laptop did actually have significant advantages. it's bewildering to call the engineering marvel those Panasonic and Sony laptops me and a few others talk about here "jumbo". It's been more
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by chx 3y ago
The cardinal sin of USB IF was releasing the 5gbps then 10gbps USB modes. It should've been PCIe 2.0 x1 and then 3.0 x1. There was absolutely no reason not to do it: PCIe 2.0 came out in January 2007, USB 3.0 came out in November 2008.
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by chx 3y ago
> The reason is that the majority of people want sleek, thin That's what they are told and that's what they are sold. You can't compete with a billion dollar marketing machinery by saying "hey my machine is not 9mm bu
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by chx 3y ago
It was a magnesium alloy and practically indestructible. Alas, I did test it -- it got kicked off a table while open in a very cramped multi story flat during a hackathon -- but it survived with a minor scratch on the lid. Did I mention it
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by chx 3y ago
> Most PC makers and laptop PC buyers made an unspoken bargain in the early- to mid-2010s, around when the MacBook Air and the Ultrabook stopped being special thin-and-light outliers and became the standard template for the mainstream la
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by chx 3y ago
It was possible on Thunderbolt 2 , on the Mac side OS X Mavericks enabled it, this Intel whitepaper from 2014 talks about the Windows side. https://www.thunderbolttechnology.net/sites/default/files/Th... htt
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by chx 3y ago
I have, by and large, stopped unrecommending ugreen since they stopped lying about certificates and now got real NRTL certs for most of their chargers but still how on earth do people find ugreen of all places even for technical explanation
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by chx 3y ago
Yup, the real page to look at is https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-home/zenbook/asus-zenbook-d... the rest is fluff > Power Supply > TYPE-C, 65W AC Adapter, Output: 20V DC, 3.25A, 65W
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by chx 3y ago
Docker Desktop runs either with Hyper-V or with WSL. https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/windows-install/
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by chx 3y ago
> But one doesn't need deep expertise to detect loose bolts. Oh yeah you do. Because some bolts should be lose and some shouldn't be. They would be studded or welded together if you never wanted to loosen it, after all.
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by chx 3y ago
To be fair, the current generation of electronic vehicles are a terrible idea. Sure, at first sight you are not burning fossil fuel in your car so you are slowing down climate change. Plenty of studies show the life-cycle greenhouse gas emi
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by chx 3y ago
Source: https://www.newegg.com/amd-ryzen-5-5600-ryzen-5-5000-series/... $150 https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100007709%20601394871&Order=1 starts at $210 indeed. People might argue the 5600 is Z
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by chx 3y ago
even twenty years after shutdown of the one I was ... hrm ... helping with ... I am reluctant to talk so please read https://www.wired.com/2005/01/topsite/ instead
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by chx 3y ago
> in fact usenet was often the source of the binaries which then made their way to the torrent services Nah, it was always topsites and I strongly suspect they still are.
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by chx 3y ago
Thanks. I will stay with the Halo then.
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by chx 3y ago
oh these are very interesting I have been looking for an open source replacement for the Elecom WRH-583BK2-S is there anything in there? It's a W65 x D35 x H20.5 (mm), dual LAN, 802.11ac router.

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