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dmayle
4y ago
Hey! I pre-ordered an AMD version as soon as the site would handle it, but I wasn't able to choose between the mattte and glossy display. Is there any way to get the matte display with the new AMD option?
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dmayle
4y ago
When the Framework came out, I was excited, but not in the market for a laptop. I've been waiting for the chance to buy one, especially as they announced more and more things that I'm interested in. Now that I'm finally in
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dmayle
4y ago
I just wanted to correct a little bit of misunderstanding here about how target SDK works (and min SDK). Having a target SDK e.g. at Android 12 doesn't prevent you from supporting versions of Android before 12 , it prevents you from fu
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dmayle
4y ago
I'm a little bit disappointed in the downvotes, though if no one ends up contacting me, my life goes on as normal. I do want to make one thing clear, however, when I say cost money, I mean perhaps for the change in what you eat, the c
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4y ago
No monetization. As I said, not making money, just being honest about what it's going to be. In terms of email harvesting, I just don't want to be overloaded on my personal email account. Personal email is for my personal stuff
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4y ago
I myself at one point took Contrave for weight loss, and it was effective at cutting appetite (with the side effect of terrible motion sickness), however I don't recommend it. I'm going to make a personal offer here which I wouldn
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4y ago
And this is why I posted the comment. Thank you so much!
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4y ago
Related, but not entirely ontopic... I've been trying to find a good gluegun, and have been unable. When I was a kid, my family had a gluegun with a detachable base, where the base plugged into the outlet. When the gluegun was sitt
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4y ago
I think this is a sign that Microsoft sees the writing on the wall. There will be a day when Windows is left behind, and they want to make sure that they can continue to deliver the Microsoft experience, even on other platforms.
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4y ago
It's actually pretty trivial to speed up, if you have multiple documents to parse, you can use multiprocessing. from multiprocessing import Pool def parse(html): result = [] soup = BeautifulSoup(html, 'h
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dmayle
5y ago
Back in the early 2000s (maybe 2006, 2007) I visited Montreal, and there was a pizza chain similar to Domino's that we ordered from one night. They had a single phone number for ordering (as opposed to having to look up your local piz
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dmayle
5y ago
You are unlikely to find what you're looking for. I'm going to dig into this article a bit, but what you're talking about is inherently hard, and delivers tremendous value to businesses. There are a lot of people doing it f
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dmayle
5y ago
You've hit upon some of my favorite pieces. Any of Lang's opus pieces are amazing (I really like the rock climber that sticks out of a piece of paper). Satoshi Kamiya's works are also pretty darn amazing (the wizard, the dra
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5y ago
Fair enough... Memory is definitely fallible. In my memory, the car is blue, and what I remember seeing is someone pulling the poles off of the line, but just like we've seen with neural networks, maybe my brain is backfilling the eve
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5y ago
Be that as it may, I saw the actual car before I ever saw the article. Maybe it was him, maybe the article is fake, but it inspired someone to try it for real. Either way, I've seen a real life car doing this. EDIT I've found
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dmayle
5y ago
I don't know whether or not it is legal, but I have seen an electric car with tram whiskers before. I think I saw it in San Francisco, and I think it was a Prius. Some quick Googling fails to turn it up, though. EDIT Found a link:
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5y ago
In France, we're starting to see sites where they give you two options: 1) accept advertising/tracking cookies 2) pay a monthly subscription I've seen this on AlloCiné (French IMDB), and "aufeminen" which is a rando
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5y ago
Hi! I've got two questions about input: 1. Will there be an ISO option for the keyboard layout? (To support non-US layouts, and for those who aren't familiar, just changing the key mapping isn't sufficient, ISO has an extra
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5y ago
This is probably the most unusual CPU comparison I've ever seen. The Xeon processor that he's comparing against is a six thousand dollar processor from two years ago that is absolutely destroyed by modern processors that cost less
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5y ago
I think the problem probably lies with the difference between your point of view versus his. Advertising is not 'prima facie' unethical. It's actually a societal good. I know this is an unpopular opinion, but if you can set
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5y ago
Thanks for responding to me... I went into a deep dive, since I didn't know that was a possibility. Unfortunately, there are no full-size split hot-swappable ergonomic boards. I can deal with a separate numpad, and I can use shortcuts
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5y ago
I'm not ready to do a build myself. If I wanted to use these switches in an ergonomic, what are my options?
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dmayle
5y ago
Along those lines, I have plans to purchase a Matias Ergo Pro as my first foray into mechanical. I can't type on a non-ergo keyboard (I've been using the Microsoft Natural for over a decade), and I'm thrilled at the idea of
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5y ago
How do you think you would feel about 65" vs 55"? I've been using dual 39" 4k monitors (no longer available on the market), and when I replace them I want to go to a single 55" or 65". The current area in squ
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5y ago
The GP is not saying they aren't issues, just that they don't add much value to the conversation. It's especially clear in how it triggered your response... and in how you've mostly overlooked those same problems in Eu
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6y ago
An HSM is a device that's meant to hold keys, allow you to use them, but never allow you to access them. In other words, it's a true digital 'key' that can't be copied. If you truly care about the encryption on you
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6y ago
I've been tracking Nitrokey for a couple of years now, and am really impressed with the products they offer. If you want an HSM (secure key storage), their Nitrokey HSM is available for only 70 euros (compare to YubiKey HSM at 600 euro
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dmayle
6y ago
I received a pair of Tannus Airless tires ( https://tannustires.com/ ) for christmas, and have been waiting for good weather to install them. While they weigh more than regular tires, they weigh less than the combined weigh
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6y ago
> “IT’S all to do with their brains and bodies and chemicals,” says Sir Anthony Seldon, the master of Wellington College, a posh English boarding school. “There’s a mentality that it’s not cool for them to perform, that it’s not cool to
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6y ago
As I was writing that statement, I was sure that someone would ask this very same question, but I think explaining it in the middle of that paragraph would have distracted from the overall point I was making, so here it is apart: Yes, somet
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