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by digisign 5y ago
The definition of occult nails HP to me, the authors leanings notwithstanding: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/occult - of or relating to magic, astrology, or any system claiming use or knowledge of secret or superna
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by digisign 5y ago
I don't find the extra resolution helps at all at playback time, although I have older ears now. What it significant is a quality master in the first place. With that I downsample to 16/48, I personally can't tell the diffe
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by digisign 5y ago
I have bought several CDs in the last year, in order to get .flacs that weren't otherwise available, or not available at a decent price. Unfortunately for the music business I've bought many used. It's like $8 vs $24 and I
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by digisign 5y ago
There's still a lot of work needed to bring a FLOSS smartphone up to speed.
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by digisign 5y ago
Hah, I didn't read it that way until reading your comment.
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by digisign 5y ago
The real question is probably, why were you "forcing yourself" to believe in things? Whole situation sounds contrived or perhaps not explained well.
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by digisign 5y ago
16GB RAM was a ridiculous amount for hobby needs, just a short time ago. If you have pro needs, step up to the pro machine. $2k is paltry in this inflationary environment. Will pay for itself in productivity forthwith.
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by digisign 5y ago
I have a 24"(61cm) 4k Dell monitor with Ubuntu... it is a bit unique these days, don't think there are many others around. Mostly happy with it, but... I'd rather have higher density like the laptop it is connected to, with
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by digisign 5y ago
Perhaps, but unfortunately there is not enough information to get even a toehold on an idea. Do people really go online to present a fake persona? Most embellish, and I bet some do, but does anyone else care enough to pay attention? For
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by digisign 5y ago
> I stopped forcing myself to believe in ridiculous pop-culture/tech bullshit Curious what this means?
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by digisign 5y ago
That he gets sarcastic at times is for entertainment purposes, not to hurt your feelings. Bozos do exist however and are not productive by definition. I don't think writing valid bugs should be a problem.
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by digisign 5y ago
This is a great point. Sometimes a more elegant solution will come to mind, if you only give yourself the free time to relax, explore the problem, and find it. Guilt is probably not going to contribute to that.
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by digisign 5y ago
Stop feeling guilty and start writing/improving a test suite. Start using linters and set up a CI pipeline. Don't ask permission, just do it in between tasks. If management is at all competent they will see you as promotional m
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by digisign 5y ago
I've had a linux desktop/laptop for twenty years now and never used an Electon app to my knowledge, so don't care either way. Just curious why both of you seem to think they are required? The "apps" mentioned so f
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by digisign 5y ago
It sounds like you're still missing that Swahili is not the native language in most places in Africa.
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by digisign 5y ago
If it is changing all the time, then it is "alpha quality."
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by digisign 5y ago
The suggestion wasn't to abandon native languages, it was to prefer English over Swahili as a 'lingua-franca' across regions.
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by digisign 5y ago
They won't let you see much without the app. I've never been back.
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by digisign 5y ago
The article ends right where my knowledge drops off, so I'm waiting for part two. The piece did remind me of the poor Java performance at the turn of the century. If you thought it was bad on a Sun or Wintel, you would have really enj
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by digisign 5y ago
Something is not quite right there because I used Windows NT 3.1 and 3.5 before upgrading to 4.x and while it had the new Next/95 GUI it did not become a different operating system.
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by digisign 5y ago
VIC-20, only thinner. ;-)
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by digisign 5y ago
Looks like a good floss project to contribute to: > The GNU operating system contains free software implementations of several wwb utilities, such as spell, style and diction.[9] As of early 2019, the look utility had not yet been ported
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by digisign 5y ago
We had mirrors on every continent for linux distributions (and other things) way back before the turn of the century! cough cough Mildly surprised a service as big as PyPI doesn't.
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by digisign 5y ago
Don't see many Producers references on HN, bravo.
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by digisign 5y ago
No, it is a design demo. Probably why actually using the phone is shown thru animation. The reporter conveys the story that the technology exists already, but I think they are way too optimistic about size/power. Compare to the &quo
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by digisign 5y ago
Fixed to block or not block?
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by digisign 5y ago
United is famous for its customer service. I have a few good ones myself, but won't bore you.
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by digisign 5y ago
Namecheap supports webmail on their mail accounts that come with their domains. It's cheap (approx $10-$20/yr) and at privateemail.com. Private whois and unlimited "catchall" addresses for spam isolation included. It&
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by digisign 5y ago
With 200+ million it sounds like they'll be able to hire a developer.
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by digisign 5y ago
Docs are typically built from source on modern platforms. There's not reason to restrict type information to a particular set of tools when you are bothering to build documentation. Otherwise might as well save your time.

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