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by dahauns 7y ago
>They say "dietitians scrupulously matched the ultraprocessed and processed meals for calories" but also that people were told to each as much as they like. What does that even mean? The calories can only be the same if you fix
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by dahauns 7y ago
It might be an unpopular opinion, but IMO the MS Ribbon UI is still one of the best examples of this kind of UI (at least in a somewhat current incarnation).
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by dahauns 7y ago
In this case replace greed with hubris.
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by dahauns 7y ago
The other posters have brought up a lot of important points, but if you're struggling to change, here's a first, really easy step for the lazy: Go to your nearest electronics store and buy a MS Natural 4000. Do it now. Yes, I know
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by dahauns 7y ago
>I think you are used to Western Companies where the default is private ownership. From a continental European perspective I'd contest that. Quite a few of today's multinationals here began as either wholly or partly state owne
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by dahauns 7y ago
Well, We're talking about Léo "I built the first nuclear reactor with Enrico Fermi" Szilárd here... :)
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by dahauns 7y ago
>I honestly expected this article to be another "damn kids, get off my lawn" post Weeell...technically it is . (At least it's not far off.) But sometimes "get off my lawn" is justified.
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by dahauns 8y ago
WTH has this to do with mail service - which inherently allows anonymity for the sender? If anything, analogous to this law, no one would be allowed to send a letter without ID (which also means goodbye post boxes, I guess). Oh, and if we
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by dahauns 8y ago
And don't forget one of the most infuriating aspects of Apple community troubleshooting: The group of people questioning the premise of your problem and saying you shouldn't even want to do what you want to do. Even worse than ans
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by dahauns 8y ago
HP (ProBook/Elitebook/Z Book), Lenovo (Thinkpad), Dell (Latitude and even a few Inspirons) - the classic trifecta of business devices has had spill-resistant keyboards since...dunno, basically forever. And yes, it's my experi
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by dahauns 8y ago
But who is doing the "passing-in" then, and where does the data come from? This still sounds like hiding the problem...or more specifically, making it someone else's problem.
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by dahauns 8y ago
>It’s incredibly interesting to see how few people understand that someone may open a business with priorities other than massive growth potential. It really is interesting, but hardly surprising, given the demographics of this forum.
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by dahauns 8y ago
>it's way more versatile than the usually pretty terrible SmartTV onboard software in terms of what content you can access - like Amazon Video that only streams to their own crap stick. The sad thing is: This has reversed. I gave up
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by dahauns 8y ago
VLC has a lot of features, but it doesn't offer a 10 foot interface at all. Expecting to use the desktop interface in a home theater setup is ridiculous.
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by dahauns 8y ago
a) You assume that at least some GPU power in SFF wouldn't - be possible (while SFF devices like Hades Canyon et al. with e.g. Kaby Lake-G manage to do just fine without breaking thermals and noise) - still be immensely useful for many
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by dahauns 8y ago
A professional meteorological mapping and modelling tool we use at work has exactly this: A simple "declutter" slider. And it is easily one of its most impressive features - so incredibly simple (esp. compared to all the other be
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by dahauns 8y ago
Ah, of course, I misread - the cables. No disagreement from me here. :)
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by dahauns 8y ago
Well, this is where Apple gets it right - every USB-C socket supports everything. (Ok, mostly. Looking at you, MacBook 12!)
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by dahauns 8y ago
To continue my Rams quotes from above: "[Good design] makes a product understandable". If having to find out how to best use your tool is a challenge (especially when the new iteration seems to be such an apparent step backwards
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by dahauns 8y ago
Well, Ive's a huge (self-proclaimed) Rams/Bauhaus fan, that's where the philosophy primarily stems from. It just seems that he seems to emphasize Rule 2 ("[good design] makes a product useful") less and less.
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by dahauns 8y ago
Sooo...what would be the "programmer scurvy" Lisp (and especially Lisp) could help to prevent?
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by dahauns 8y ago
Well, there's "free reign", and there's Best-of-its-kind-in-the-world-University, DARPA-funded free reign.
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by dahauns 8y ago
Apart from being the largest and most complex of its kind ever sent to space, the tricky thing is that it will be positioned at the Sun-Earth L2 point, far beyond the orbit of the moon. Hubble was as successful and long-living as it was bec
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by dahauns 8y ago
Indeed, as these are error classes unit tests aren't even very good at. It can't be repeated enough: Types are universal quantifiers, tests are existential quantifiers, you'll realistically never get even close to the guarant
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by dahauns 8y ago
>Of course now most people are very comfortable typing on a touchscreen phone keyboard. Comfortable enough, yeah. But I really don't think the comparison is apt. Phone usage != laptop usage. I don't think you will find more tha
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by dahauns 8y ago
I might sound jaded, but: isn't this happening constantly anyway? Usually with just a small bit of "fig-leaf" credibility (like the aforementioned "shot on iPhone" pieces, but especially supertiny illegible disclaim
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by dahauns 8y ago
Not neccessarily. IIS could also serve as a reverse proxy/load balancer, with a Kestrel installation behind it. (If I'm not mistaken the response header is only set in static resource responses.)
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by dahauns 8y ago
>- Introduction to the subject ...containing detailed descriptions of one or more of the following: * The weather at the chosen time of introduction * One or more anatomical features and/or pieces of attire of the subject * A mode o
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by dahauns 8y ago
>>how can we add this to our API? >By representing the difference in states. Maybe I'm misinterpreting something here, but doesn't this directly contradict the following? "A REST API must not define fixed resource na
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by dahauns 8y ago
> I somewhat miss the hard FN keys, but for me losing them is not a deal breaker because I can coerce the Touch Bar to display function keys by pressing the fn key. And you can really use them without looking at them?

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