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by elsjaako 3y ago
Most customer's are not able to go this in-depth into the "parts availability" issue. If you try to tell them, their eyes will just glaze over. The repair shop will definitely have considered the option. They will have resear
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by elsjaako 3y ago
Louis Rossmann has talked a lot about why he isn't part of the authorized program. There are two main problems he mentioned, IIRC. (It's been a while, so my memory may be wrong or the situation may have changed). Firstly, you can
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by elsjaako 3y ago
I mentioned that, didn't I? Or am I misunderstanding you? > There is a link in the interface for "global posts". It doesn't actually show all posts, only the public ones that someone on your instance has subscribed t
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by elsjaako 3y ago
In normal operation, Mastodon doesn't send all it's public posts to everyone. It only sends posts that someone on the receiving end has subscribed to. This can be confusing for beginning users. There is a link in the interface for
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by elsjaako 4y ago
AFAIK Louis Rossmann has criticized Apple for creating a really unpractical program, calling it "virtually worthless": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwgpTDluufY Or is there a more recent video where he changes h
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by elsjaako 4y ago
What the phone repair companies want is to be able to buy parts (without all the weird rules that apple has for licensed companies now). The repair shops can figure out how to glue a screen to a housing on their own. The problem is they can
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Nitrogen refers to several nitrogen containing compounds. I think the proper term is "reactive nitrogen", and the main ones are NOx and NH3. These cause problems with biodiversity in dutch nature, and the problem has been in the d
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by elsjaako 4y ago
They don't consider any alternative to be viable.
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I wonder if the low price could be helped by the core being licensed from "rogue" Arm China. They still seem to be operating independently. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/ousted-arm-china-...
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by elsjaako 4y ago
There's another book where the KLF discuss burning the money, and that's one of the things mentioned. A lot of people seem angry at them for burning the money instead of giving it to charity. No one would be angry at them for spen
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by elsjaako 4y ago
> Also, hydrogen peroxide is a compound, fluorine is an element That's my point: compounds can be poisonous, but the toxicity of an element depends on the compound it's in. PTFE is a compound that's non-toxic. It just does
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by elsjaako 4y ago
So you would have no problem drinking high concentration hydrogen peroxide? Or breathing pressurized oxygen for that matter? Have a look for oxygen toxicity on Wikipedia. "This atom is toxic, this one isn't" isn't how ch
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Which ones are you missing? Most of them seem available in the f-droid version.
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I get the feeling he occasionally used it, but not intensely for a long time. Modal editing isn't something that comes naturally. You have to train yourself to use it. I believe everyone can learn to do it as if it's natural. I le
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I know I'm not going to convince everyone, and I know that there are other advanced options that compete (people tell me I'm missing out because I don't use an IDE with all the auto complete stuff). But I see a lot of people
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I think vim or neovim are both fine. The only reason I would caution against elvis is lack of Unicode support. They all give you most of the same interface.
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I'm an enthousiastic vim user. I think everyone who spends a lot if time editing text and who doesn't use vim (or similar) is probably missing out (including the author of this article). I think vim is really good. But I 100% agre
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by elsjaako 4y ago
You're saying "why should we allow people to remix?". I don't want to put words in your mouth, but this makes me think you're saying "We should forbid people from using works created by someone else, unless we
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Nintendo's work isn't a physical, limited good in their possession. It's not like a car or a handbag. This type of property is protected by law. This isnt the natural state of things, once upon a time you could just retell a
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Minecraft kept being updated during early development, so unless you wanted to play a five year old version it would still have been under copyright. I agree it probably wouldn't have sold for a billion dollars, but they were making a
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by elsjaako 4y ago
So the business model "write once, get paid for the rest of your life" should get built into law? I'm trying to think of an analogous situation. Should Architects get commission on rent for the rest of their life? > There
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by elsjaako 4y ago
There's also no full text search on Mastodon, and no single server has access to all the posts on the federated system.
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by elsjaako 4y ago
What OS are you using where you can get the vendor to implement kernel features to fix obscure driver issues? I'm sure there's an amount of money you can throw at Microsoft to get something done. I don't know how much it is,
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I didn't mean how would the tax work. I meant how would ownership of companies work? If a company is worth 100 billion ($1e11), does that mean you need 100 000 people who together own that company (and nothing else)? If it has a good m
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by elsjaako 4y ago
How would that work? It's not like most millionaires have $1e6 sitting on a bank account. For example, many (most? all?) farms are worth more than a million, who should own these? If one wants to start a new venture that requires more
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by elsjaako 4y ago
I didn't know that!
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Remote ssh is built into vim. I think it's formally a plugin, but it's installed by default. Of course, if you don't use too many plugins, vim is also designed so you can run it remotely. I use this sometimes to have a long-t
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by elsjaako 4y ago
AVR (for example, old Arduino boards) and xtensa (like esp32 developer boards) are the only ones I know of. Most of the desktop OS platforms are supported by both.
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by elsjaako 4y ago
Nothing wrong with your setup if you like it, but I'm very curious what features you are missing in vim. Can you give any examples?
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by elsjaako 4y ago
> Normally vegetarian food costs less than meat One of the reasons that the vegetian options are more expensive is because the margins are higher. People compare supermarkets based on meat prices, so they accept lower margins on meat to

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