danielsamuels

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by danielsamuels 10y ago
You also have to remember that these rockets are going to land on Mars, and we're not going to be able to set up a runway before they arrive, so landing vertically is a necessity.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
psycopg2cffi is available to provide Postgres support.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I think when the Brexit deal is clearer the swing will effectively be an Scotland's approval rating of the deal.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Yes, it's a simple option in the settings: https://i.imgur.com/0np3ItM.png
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Yes, though you can encrypt it locally before it does so.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
It's also been in Chrome for years.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Some initial feedback: * Title Case Everywhere Looks Weird * Hovering over 'resolution' on the detail page shows a tooltip with the text 'Upload date' * I uploaded a .NEF file and it seems to think it's
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Without trying being rude, surely this was obvious before you purchased it?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Pretty sure even a 1050 could do that. You could look at previous generations too, people have been gaming at 1440p for years at this point.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
> You shouldn't let yourself get to that point. Your alerting system should alert you when disk is at 70% or something with a ton of margin. What would your recommendation be?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
"I'm leaving the office at 5PM today" is a statement of fact, even though it hasn't happened yet. "I've got a doctors appointment tomorrow morning" is a statement of fact, even though it hasn't happen
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Not sure if it's a bug, but a common search for '1080p' returns no results (and takes around 10 seconds): https://www.skytorrents.in/search/all/ed/1/?q=1080p
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Not if you've got your CI configured properly.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
https://alpha.app.net/ has info
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
> I think the main reason though is just that AI doesn't really sell. I'm not sure that's the case. Last of Us and MGS:V both had intelligent AI where they would change their behaviour based on what you've done in the
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
As far as I remember, Mercenaries 2[1] maintains your world destruction. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercenaries_2:_World_in_Flames
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Invision does the same thing as this.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Weird, I have several Chrome extensions published and I've never paid anything.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
It was closed because of all the "me too" comments. The PR is here: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/pull/21389
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Your purchase was merely the inaugural move to establish your newfound hobby of coffee table collecting.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
And clicking on the link in your quoted text would give you this: > Google Play has used delta algorithms since 2012, and we recently rolled out an additional delta algorithm, bsdiff
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Read the article before commenting?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Or just use a `<track kind="subtitles">` and reference a vtt file?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
;)
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
It would be useful if you could enter a list of places you need to go in a given day and it works out the optimum route based on usual road traffic, place activity etc.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
As far as I remember, if your local virtual environment is Python 3 Ansible doesn't work (might not even install).
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Using version 2.2?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Where I work we're just waiting on Ansible. Everything else we write and use works with Python 3, except the tool we use to deploy it all. Frustrating.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
ATI is AMD now.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Strava, MapMyRide and Garmin Connect would probably be the best data sources.

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