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by dom0 9y ago
> Also I think a lot of the shake these days is added in post That's easy to check; if there is no parallax then it was definitely added in post.
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by dom0 9y ago
DSLR camera bodies aren't cast aluminium; they're cast magnesium (which contain 10 % aluminium or so).
93.
by dom0 9y ago
> Given that you're often hand holding a camera, being lighter is a significant advantage, it can often be the difference between a stable or a blurred shot. Lighter camera ~ more vibrations.
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by dom0 9y ago
They're there, e.g. old delivery trucks.
95.
by dom0 9y ago
American-style pickups in general are unpopular here (in either meaning). For transporting stuff transporter/sprinter-class vehicles are far far more common as well as 3.5 ton transporters, which can have an open cargo area (or an encl
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by dom0 9y ago
Or take a peek at the streets around pretty much any school these days, they are crawling with Straßenkampfwagen.
97.
by dom0 9y ago
Reader view to the rescue
98.
by dom0 9y ago
... and then you clear the scrollback (Ctrl-L) but you can't just re-run the previous command because the system is now in a different state.
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by dom0 9y ago
The German constitution set forth that law enforcement is a matter of the states; no federal "general purpose" police may exist. Secret agencies and police may not be mixed (although some commenters liken the excessive powers of t
100.
by dom0 9y ago
The biggest advantage is that you get transactions. (Or Not). Possibly faster small objects with less (memory, storage) overhead.
101.
by dom0 9y ago
With default mount options you can even create files/folders named foo\bar.
102.
by dom0 9y ago
Man pages aren't even in the kernel tree.
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by dom0 9y ago
> Ri Yong-ho told reporters in New York that North Korea reserved the right to shoot down US bombers. > This applied even when they were not in North Korean airspace, the minister added. The world "should clearly remember" i
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by dom0 9y ago
Haha, here in Germany people will call you out for crossing a pedestrian red light.
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by dom0 9y ago
Properties like source/sink volume. It's bad UX if the adjustment is performed out-of-sync with the visual (volume slider) and manual (key press) feedback.
106.
by dom0 9y ago
Firefox stopped supporting ALSA, so I had to install PA. PA gives me: a noise chirp when the PA daemon starts, which is probably some uninitialized garbage buffer. Sometimes (I don't know what triggers it, seems to be random, and no, i
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by dom0 9y ago
IIRC Voith developed these... I'm in no way an expert about these, but I'd guess that going gearless and using a slow-running generator would have the advantage that you get a much longer and fatter shaft to put bearings on.
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by dom0 9y ago
I think one of the very few remaining applications of variable-speed gearboxes are wind generators with no converter. But this in itself is rare, because it may be more reliable (?), but also less efficient than the power electronics... (af
109.
by dom0 9y ago
> and = as semi-function definition. Variable binding.
110.
by dom0 9y ago
+1 Many people commute by train from the "suburbs" or the smaller cities sprinkled around the larger cities, partly because it's convenient, partly because traffic is really bad in major cities.
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by dom0 9y ago
A special chip isn't really needed for this, an FPGA can do all of the above (with the correct bitstream)
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by dom0 9y ago
> It's like Newton not only discovering calculus but also inventing its modern syntax and writing the best textbook on the subject. Leibniz called, he wants his calculus back.
113.
by dom0 9y ago
Well there are people who use solar cycles for dating things as well.
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by dom0 9y ago
Doesn't look significantly worse than the American power grid ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by dom0 9y ago
PV panels are not damaged by no-load conditions.
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by dom0 9y ago
All directly grid-connected inverters have backfeed protection built-in. Bigger installations can have automatic switching from the grid to the inverter, much like an uninterruptible power supply. (This is technically possible with smaller
117.
by dom0 9y ago
You don't need inverters, strictly speaking. For some applications the battery voltage is just fine.
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by dom0 9y ago
> I understand that server-side rendering is basically dead. Server-side rendering is a mature technology, don't measure it's pervasiveness in how often you see articles in the news about it...
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by dom0 9y ago
> It's like saying the good thing with not having a cellphone is that you avoid a lot of fight with your girlfriend cause you can't talk as much. I can't quite see what's wrong with that...
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by dom0 9y ago
> (which has been used for many years)

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