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cl3misch
3y ago
Handshake is bluetooth, transfer is wifi
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Can you elaborate? How does it work without the devices sharing the same Wifi? I just skimmed the readme. It states a "local network" multiple times. So in this example, the firefighters need a Wifi network to connect the devices.
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Forge: Tiling and Window Manager for Gnome-Shell
(github.com)
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3y ago
Instead of the wall of text and equations, it would have been helpful to plot the easing functions.
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Nicely put, thank you. What can sadly be even worse are physicists-turned-coders who think code is good if 1. everything is encapsulated as much as possible and 2. there are comments for every line. Of course, I once was that physicist! Now
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3y ago
The touchpad experience on Gnome is largely great already. It has kinetic scroll and gestures. My only gripe is that you can't control the scroll speed. Especially in Firefox it feels way to fast. There are config options for that, but
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I have always been bewildered about the demand for suspend-to-disk (aka. hibernation). Suspend-to-RAM (aka. standby) consumes virtually no energy, doesn't create disk writes, and wakeup is instant. The desire for hibernation seems to b
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The headphone jack noise might be from automatic power saving of the audio controller. You can deactivate that with tlp. It helped me with my ancient Acer ES1 some years ago. Thinkpad fans spin up quite aggressively in my experience. You ca
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How can psychic truffles keep humans from eating them?
(worldbuilding.stackexchange.com)
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Yeah, sure. Just writing "Google can" is misleading though.
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> The user’s data is stored on the browser vendor’s servers, and this data is of course encrypted. But can the browser vendor decrypt this data? Google can. Can it? You can set an additional password for synchronization. I was under the
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3y ago
Thank you for this website! miniscule bug: on Children of Men, the tab name is Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon https://www.everysingleframe.com/childrenofmen
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This is indeed neat, but I would be surprised if there wasn't already a library for such multi-line functionality.
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You could just install them yourself? Distro ISOs are already large enough as they are.
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3y ago
It is privacy with respect to government surveillance and the like. Not the kind where you mistrust your contacts.
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I figure the verification process is pretty expensive.
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Why is everything based on likelihoods even though likelihoods are so small?
(stats.stackexchange.com)
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No, this is not my work. > Show HN is for sharing your personal work and has special rules. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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Nolog.cz: creators of nitter, platform for free and anonymous services
(nolog.cz)
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Sure, but you can't upload from a client device. You can only provide exisiting files on the host.
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FWIW, it works fine for me on Firefox on an aged laptop (Wayland, Fedora 39)
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What math problems can be attacked using DeepMind's breakthroughs?
(mathoverflow.net)
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> views == $$ No, in the current Youtube ecosystem it's "watchtime == $$". Maybe you meant that anyway, because it matches your actual comment way better.
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City Street Orientations Around the World
(geoffboeing.com)
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No, they build the APE with a docker container. The APE itself is... actually portable.
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That sounds very interesting! I probably could hack it together myself, but do you happen to have a writeup on that, or maybe some pointers on how to include the numpy-scipy stack into the executable?
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Or an append-only, E2EE backup to another Umbrel at e.g. your parents house?
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I think you do memorize them, albeit not consciously. The results of operations on small numbers are "cached" in your head while operations on large numbers are subdivided into more operations on smaller numbers, and so on. I gues
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See also the more detailed Youtube video "Temperature-sensing RFID tag in magnetic stir bar" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh1SIfipQs4
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Temperature-sensing stirbar with RFID
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