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dsego
1y ago
So they should innovate then, spend those millions into some real R&D. Or does innovation only come in form of touch screen panels?
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dsego
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Same on my Skoda, it gently nudges me back into my lane if I'm not paying attention.
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1y ago
Lane assist works perfectly fine on my Skoda (or I have learned to live with it). Basically it doesn't do anything under 50km/h and then above that it will mostly lightly shake the steering wheel if you drive on the line, and it w
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1y ago
Truth be told, the desktop is already a kind of weird folder that is obstructed by all other windows, so I wouldn't really care about those types of inconsistencies. So for the first case, I wouldn't mind if closing the last finde
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What I want on macos is that Finder can't have focus if there are zero finder windows on top and the desktop is not fully uncovered, maybe not even then. What already happened once for me is that I accidentally triggered undo thinking
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1y ago
Imho, the first thing doctors need to learn (at least in my country) is to touch type. I've had it with 5 min exams followed by 15 minutes of pecking to type in the necessary forms. Multiply by number of patients in a day and it adds u
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German restaurants are deleting bad reviews [video]
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1y ago
How does it compare to Caddy?
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Federated social media through a common protocol.
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Exploring Windows XP on macOS ARM64
(milen.me)
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And the frontend-backend paradigm has seeped into the engineering culture and even the non-engineers on the team understand things in those terms. The main way we break apart work into tickets is API endpoints and client-side UI stuff.
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1y ago
I mostly remember doing $(document).ready blocks in php templates :)
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I Use Computers Now [video]
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When We Get Komooted
(bikepacking.com)
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I guess it's more common in comments to read someone's opinion on different parts, whether they agree or disagree, a related anecdote or personal experience with the topic, or a remark focused on a specific detail that stands out.
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1y ago
Why not, it's a fresh new account, and doesn't bring any new insight, why would anyone genuinely write a comment like that?
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No offense, but this reads as a GPT generated summary.
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Not always, the breakout or self-liberation of Jasenovac camp comes to mind. As wikipedia states, of the 1,073 who tried to escape, only around 80 survived. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ante_Bakoti%C4%87
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1y ago
There are neat online tools like Redash, you connect it to your db and have user logins and you can build reports, parametric dashboards or just do plain queries.
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You would think a trillion-dollar company could use its resources to build something useful and move the technology forward with something like a new file system with versioning or a global file system, or updates that don't require a
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1y ago
Understanding the document's flow layout, block and inline elements and build on top of that.
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The style prop doesn't give you a design system, it's just raw values. Maybe you could use something like open props though. https://open-props.style/
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Spacedrive – A File Manager from the Future
(spacedrive.com)
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It should copy the query builder, in many ways Laravel is nicer, but Django's query builder is way more powerful with fewer lines of code.
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I feel differently, but I've only tried it briefly. It feels like an abomination that can't decide what it is and has just too much syntactic sugar.
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I recently paid 60 euros to get my 14" m1 macbook cleaned, it was extremely dusty inside, so much so that the left fan started making strange squealing noises and then a pinging sonar-type sound every few seconds. Luckily with the comb
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Pixelmator pro is nice on the Mac, and it's a one time purchase, not even expensive. And CameraBag was not bad last time I tried it, also a one time purchase.
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Floating Point Math
(0.30000000000000004.com)
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At least the system preferences icon has improved, the 2020 one looks like it's AI generated.
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I've had good experience with linux on thinkpads. Booted kubuntu on a framework 13 recently, connected to wifi, all good. Ultimately, if you choose well supported hardware with good drivers, it should work fine, even better than windo
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