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by enduser 4y ago
Then you end up with dog preschool for everyone and toy libraries.
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by enduser 4y ago
Everyone seems to want something other than what they already have, and most assume more is better.
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by enduser 4y ago
Yeah, but I forgot how.
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by enduser 5y ago
That's absurd, unless you never watch films or shows. Electronic ink has terrible refresh rates, but is great for reading. Apple's displays can run at 24FPS, which is terrible for gaming, but perfect for editing 24FPS films and sh
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by enduser 5y ago
Straight talk speaking as someone who has experienced death multiple times, expected and unexpected, natural and awful: Find a grief counselor and see them regularly. It sounds like you still have a little bit of time left before the statue
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by enduser 5y ago
It will be interesting to see how the M1 Pro MacBook Pro stacks up against the Studio M1 Pro in real-world performance, given that over half of the Studio is dedicated to thermal management.
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by enduser 5y ago
IMAX did tests back in the day with footage of a baseball being pitched directly at the camera. They found that the intensity of emotional response tailed off after 60hz. It's not that the higher frame rate isn't perceptible, but
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by enduser 5y ago
This is referred to elsewhere as the beauty of capitalism and free markets /s
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by enduser 5y ago
The most helpful approach for me has been to write up my own thinking and have it reviewed by others. Having ideas about how to think is nowhere near as useful as practice and feedback. Writing up our thought process is also very helpful fo
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by enduser 5y ago
Don't be afraid to set a good example!
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by enduser 5y ago
It depends whether you consider drafted soldiers to be free.
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by enduser 5y ago
Most large ISPs are running CDN nodes for the streaming providers out of their own NOCs. Those nodes are provided by the streamers and work with the ISP’s QoS policies.
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by enduser 5y ago
I signed up for this to check it out. It's a really amazing feat of technical execution. Congratulations for pulling it off! I hope you gain traction and evolve this into something lasting and impactful.
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by enduser 5y ago
Yep
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by enduser 5y ago
The non-portable part of MS-DOS essentially is implemented in the BIOS. When PCs no longer support BIOS booting then MS-DOS will not work, but until then it is sustained by a stable interface.
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by enduser 5y ago
Our minds have something like a circuit breaker that kicks in when our capacity to integrate our experience is overwhelmed. You might want to take some time alone to be with your experience and not need to process the experience and behavio
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by enduser 5y ago
Yellow Mountain Imports has a range of high value boards and stones. I recommend getting the real stones and not the cheaper plastic imitations—the tactile difference is worth the modest cost increase. I have no affiliation, just a happy cu
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by enduser 5y ago
This is a good case for redistribution of wealth.
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by enduser 5y ago
This happened to me too. I got my school board to pass an alternative study option for me (which students are still using now 20 years later) but ultimately dropped out (and later dropped out of college). I may have missed out on some socia
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by enduser 5y ago
My wife had already delivered one baby by the time I had tea this morning, fewer than 2 hours into her 24-hour shift. I miss her today and am also very proud of the work she does (Nurse Midwife).
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by enduser 5y ago
How does the latency compare to reMarkable? I noticed that Supernote is based on Android, which I would expect to have a higher level of latency.
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by enduser 5y ago
I was just making a play on words. My mind is pretty non-linear and order tends to come with time and revision, as opposed to happening and being expressed “in order”.
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by enduser 5y ago
Technically introversion refers to people whose dominant cognitive function[1] has an “internal model” of the world, vs. extraversion where the world is the model. Introverts need down time because it takes processing time to update the int
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by enduser 5y ago
Some of my best thinking happens when I write out of order.
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by enduser 5y ago
Your Android tablet probably does not last for two weeks of daily use on a single charge. The reMarkable 2 is power-sipping, especially with wireless disabled, without compromising note-taking or PDF-reading experiences.
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by enduser 5y ago
His early novel Zodiac is also an “eco-thriller”
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by enduser 5y ago
Image compression prevents mmap of the image, however, which can hinder performance significantly in exchange for a modest storage savings.
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by enduser 5y ago
mfsbsd builds a custom live CD using an easily-customized Makefile. NanoBSD expects multiple partitions, some of which are mutable, so is more oriented toward booting small systems from flash. For my purposes I needed an application server
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by enduser 5y ago
I looked into this for a project a couple of years ago (to boot VMs from minimal customized ISO) and ended up using mfsbsd instead. https://github.com/mmatuska/mfsbsd
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by enduser 6y ago
> He replied with spiking on upgrading to 3.0 It looks like you just answered your own question about what you should be doing.

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