ddlsmurf

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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
Yes there is something https://github.com/sqfmi/watchy-cases , but join the discord, cases are very actively being developed.
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
It will vary greatly with the watchface and whether you use wifi (weather, ntp, etc). In the current implementation it will do a full connect every minute so there's room for easy improvement. With wifi I get about 48h out of it.
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
Indeed this is a stupid debate. Knives help us in the kitchen but also sometimes stab people - should we ban knives ?
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
> How can _any_ language compile a unit passing a struct Foo on the stack without knowing the size of Foo (and thus having to read, say, foo.h)? by having a runtime that has higher level instructions like "change that field" mo
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
That's a pretty bad idea, the usb virtual serial port used by most 3d printers, because of it's low throughput, can worsen print quality, it's is much better to just upload to the sd via octoprint. For 2d printers I haven&#x2
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
May I ask which 20 devices ? I'm having trouble imagining more than say 5
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
It's a great video, that must have taken hundreds of hours just to animate, not to mention the research. That the author has opinions I don't agree with or are unpopular is another matter. I can have more than one thought because
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
Relevance ?
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
Very surprisingly wide range of subjects so far.
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by ddlsmurf 6y ago
Notebook loading error There was an error loading this notebook. Ensure that the file is accessible and try again. Error loading https://apis.google.com/js/client.js https://drive.google.com/drive/
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
If I may, no one who uses a Linux tablet does so unenthusiastically, nor silently
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
I don't think they work at that level of detail that high up, they just vote "make it universal" and then a bunch of other regulatory bodies need to setup the exact requirements and negotiate them.
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
But then you don't have a mainland IP
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
If you read this Gordon, thank you for all you did for so long, it was way more generous than we deserved. I'm sorry for how unappreciative it all turned out, I appreciated your work and you're right you definitely should not put
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
Their request implies a deadline where non exists, and was inconsiderate to the charity they were benefiting from. Also their use (static linking) would have made one more product that Author would get emails about when said product wasn&#x
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by ddlsmurf 7y ago
Is there another actor than the state in China that can get unfiltered mainland IPs ?
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
Likewise, no body has time for this when picking through resumes, it's annoying enough as is, no need to make me wait 20 flashes and 5 minutes before I find out whether you do JS. It's also terrible UI design, as in, none, at leas
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
It's not the open source stack that has that track record though
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
Well I think those things are important and interesting. Your appreciation of "sounding like" is failing you and us on our road to inclusivity.
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
I'll put it another way: if you found his memo non interesting, you are not interested in science, in making the workplace more diverse, in being fair and open, and you will have no part in whistle-blowing.
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
Well his sum up suggests two things: If we are to be truly free and diverse, we shouldn't expect perfect representation everywhere (ie. may be it's not a problem that 50% of lumberjacks aren't women), and to make engineering
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
I was kind of hoping more of hacker news though =/ This does not bode well...
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
You give too much power to these toxic groups, I recommend just ignoring them completely. The alternative is basically giving them the ability to censor what you read, litmus or not, seems unwise. I know nothing of Cernovich sorry. It certa
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
In this instance I really do not trust media sources, there is too much disparity between the reporting and primary source. I'll accept your having seen that, but, with the same caveat you point out. Indeed that is indelicate.
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
Or maybe the "left-wing" like tech crunch just flat out lie about him repeatedly. I don't appreciate any the right wing youtubers you cite, but judging by the quality of this article, I'm glad he had other opportunities
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
source please (as in when he lied) ?
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
So guilty by association ? That's healthy... What's truly sad about this is that he is the first I've heard of to propose actually fair measures we could take to promote gender diversity in IT, such as using more socially inv
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
It is, but I don't think I did here. I'm saying it's bad for the planet because of the ecological cost of making an iphone being artificially pinned to that for a battery, in spite of their having very different lifetimes. If
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
I disagree this is "straight up illegal deception", in fact, I find the slowing down perfectly rational and a desirable feature. The problem isn't the slowing down, but it is shining light on the irreplaceability, which IMHO
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by ddlsmurf 9y ago
Because before apple came along, batteries were considered the consumable and were user replaceable. Now apple wants the whole phone to be the consumable. This not good for users nor the planet. Only people who would want a marginally thine

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