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by dvcrn 7y ago
I own a mavic pro 2 and I almost always use it in the AI modes like circling, following, point of interest and what not. I often let it follow friends and really enjoy having it with me. Just wish it was a bit smaller but I really like the
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Anyone has insights how power usage compares to safari? I’m team safari for the past years because it’s just so much easier on the battery than anything else
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I’m team “operator mono”. It costs a bit but damn is it beautiful
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Cramped seats aside, the thing that made long flights a lot more tolerable for me is getting (muscle)relaxing medicine (something like Xanax) prescribed by my doctor. It calms me down and if I take a bit more I can sleep wonderfully and era
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by dvcrn 7y ago
My father has DVT and it's the reason he can't ever visit me on the other side of the planet. He'd have to go to a doctor to get a shot to thin his blood or something like this otherwise he's running danger of exactly wh
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I’ve been using hyperswitch [0] for ages which does something like that. The killer feature for me is to hide windows that are not on my current desktop. I have virtual spaces for social and chats and really don’t want to ever see these win
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I for my part would never want to sleep at a bed in my office. I'd rather go home. I also live in Japan and a lot of places here have beds in the office but all it does is squeeze more time out of people and make them stay longer
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Isn’t google and Apple maps also just using jorudan data? https://norikae.jorudan.co.jp/openapi/ Edit: yup, google has in their agency info that they use jorudan
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Titles of commit messages should be short and concise, any extra information can go into the body of the commit. A common guideline is to have the title capped at 50 characters. If you work on the CLI, having a concise git log is far easier
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Why would you want to do that?
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I thought this was about gatsby, the hair product company
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Came here to say that. I am very happy with Zigbee and wish more companies would embrace it
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Where I live, the smart locks I saw are mounted in from the inside and go over the existing screw bolt thing that unlocks the door. From outside you would have no idea that it's a smart lock. But yeah, they don't have something ou
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I'm using vimr [1] and never had issues with it 1: https://github.com/qvacua/vimr
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by dvcrn 7y ago
This is very interesting. In my bubble I thought the trend was going away from full fledged batteries included frameworks and more towards “hand pick your few specific libraries” with Go, Java and what not. Looking into the comments here,
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I thought the exact same thing after reading the first few paragraphs but didn't even notice that the author IS Johnny Ryan, the person mentioned in the story, until you pointed it out. I didn't make it to the end, closed the tab
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I had equal wonder when someone told me you were able to visit the cockpit. Too bad
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I'm not so experienced but how does this compare to .webarchive?
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Apple Accidentally Unpatches Vulnerability, Leading to New iOS 12.4 Jailbreak(macrumors.com)
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I had it a couple times in trains that people tried airdropping me porn when I forgot to turn it off
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by dvcrn 7y ago
> It's available now through the app DoNotPay, created by 22-year-old wunderkind coder and entrepreneur Joshua Browder. Hmm this needs explanation. Why's he a wunderkind? What did he do? I googled him and found his wikipedia ex
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I also completely switched to Safari a few years ago mainly for power consumption (how can you all run chrome on battery??), but there isn’t really anything I miss in it these days. It also integrates very well with my other Apple devices,
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by dvcrn 7y ago
I tried the switch a couple times. A few times with spacemacs, a few times with trying to write my own config from scratch with evil. Not sure what it is, maybe the way emacs configs are setup but I found vim just so much easier for me to m
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Do you have a source for that claim? I for my part barely know anyone using vscode
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by dvcrn 7y ago
For me yes. I can do things like: Spinup a kubernetes cluster, add a deployment with the latest image from my docker registry, add a loadbalancer with an external IP and create a cloudflare A record for my domain with that IP - all within t
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Would being able to lock overhead compartments remotely solve some of these issues? Have a hardware switch somewhere for staff for emergencies to literally make it impossible for people to get their stuff. I kind of thought something like t
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by dvcrn 7y ago
Yeah I'm also a little confused about the license. The website state it's MIT for personal use but not MIT for commercial. Given the MIT license for personal, couldn't I just fork it under MIT and re-license my fork for comme
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by dvcrn 8y ago
I agree but your bandwidth will take a massive hit. I pay for my fiber so I can have fast internet, with TOR I would only be able to use a fraction of that.
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by dvcrn 8y ago
For incoming traffic yes, but outgoing traffic is heavily dependent on what you use. A lot of virtual spaces use the same outgoing IP
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by dvcrn 8y ago
But a VPS on DO, AWS or gcloud also has numerous services on the same physical machine. It's not like every request coming from that machine is from you or am I missing your point?

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