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by entropie 5y ago
> there's an important rhythm element to it. Well. You could say timing =~ rhythm. So yes and no. I'am pretty sure - correct me if iam wrong - that guitar hero pros watch the screen and don't listen to the music. Makes it
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by entropie 5y ago
> you might as well learn to play the real thing You could argue the same with almost every other game thats a copy of real life actions. Racing, Soccer, Martial Arts games... the list is long and does not even end with FPS games. There
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by entropie 5y ago
> if games shipped without textures and shaders Back in the days we used mods and texture packs to remove (hardware) expensive textures from the game so we get more FPS. I'm not sure if your argument applies to all games. For many g
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by entropie 5y ago
It was so easy that I could have thought of it myself. Thanks.
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by entropie 5y ago
Is there a similar list for google? I dont know most of this entries in the list, but I can name like 5 things google has "killed" that I actually liked. Iam still pissed they buried reader.
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by entropie 5y ago
> The author went the entire article without actually defining what 5G is Iam pretty sure they actually dont know. > Is 5G a cheaper or better way to do that? I don’t know, but it doesn’t sound crazy. > The phone calls what it sees
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by entropie 5y ago
Many (including google) devices use hardcoded DNS settings. You also need firewall rules to prvent them from using 8.8.8.8 and friends.
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by entropie 5y ago
I really wondered why this was the top comment on HN. Its just wrong. (And you are right - "Exercise does not lose weigh"). In fact, the body adapts to your lifestyle. And while running can burn alot of calories at the beginning i
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by entropie 5y ago
I found nabu casa, the maker of homeassistant a good approach. You can pay 5 bucks/month to have a no-worry about cloud access to your instance.
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by entropie 5y ago
> We're back to the Web needing a search engine. I feel like that this has not changed the last 20 years. Yes - google was at some point like a miracle that seemed to solve lots of problems around searching the www for information.
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by entropie 5y ago
> Coil whine has been a problem. Iam pretty sure its only with linux on my xps 13. Any fix? I hate it.
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by entropie 5y ago
> Telegram desktop app is awesome. I think I tried it at one point and didn't dislike it. I multiboot linux and windows and from day one it felt very comfortable to have a sticky telegram tab in my eternal browser session on both OS
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by entropie 5y ago
> there is little reason to run native apps, There are plenty. I like both worlds. Telegram for example is a good example of an unneeded desktop app that lives fine in the browser ( web.telegram.org ), multiple versions, regular updates,
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by entropie 5y ago
At least in most major city in Germany its the same. MY GF filed a public assault (very minor) case like a year ago and there is still no success yet all persons identities are known. Police is horrible understaffed.
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by entropie 5y ago
For me node-red is more of an addition to homeassistant. There is node-red-contrib-home-assistant-websocket [1] to let node-red speak with homeassistant, you can watch state changes etc. I use ha for like two years now and at the start ther
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by entropie 5y ago
When I learned linux and dug deeper into programming mcedit was my tool of choice and I used it a fairly bit until I discovered emacs and took some very painfull and time consuming approaches to get into emacs. (Partly I was offline and the
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by entropie 5y ago
Within 30 seconds, more like 15. No problem.
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by entropie 5y ago
> music player daemon I use it for like 15 years now. No other player is that versatile. Client/Server, very stable, small resource footprint. Recently I used mpd to play audiobooks and live radio streams on my headless server. MPD
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by entropie 5y ago
My indoor pressure sensors registered both eruptions (?). Iam from germany.
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by entropie 5y ago
> Google sometimes blocks me from searching using Firefox, saying it’s “suspicious activity” and sending me into captcha hell that always rejects my results after several screens for no reason. That happend to me only when using tor.
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by entropie 5y ago
This is probably one of the worst "urban" legends that exist. https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/gory-details/urine-not-ster... Its literaly a 5 second google search.
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by entropie 5y ago
Electricity was always quite expensive in germany. Right now for new contracts some pay like 80c/kwh.
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by entropie 5y ago
> I use Home Assistant a lot and I basically had to learn yet another shitty programming language implemented in yaml. You can use node-red for automation. Frontend stuff is still yaml but thats not rocket science.
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by entropie 5y ago
Reading the explanation from the author above your comment makes it not sound weird at all.
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by entropie 5y ago
I second this. Gmail spam filtering is top notch. I just stopped to care to obfuscate or hide my email adress (which I use since the beta invitation program of gmail) and I can count the spam I actually read in a year with one hand.
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by entropie 5y ago
Water is almost never bad for you, except in very large amounts. You absolutely need to drink more water/tea than usual while fasting and this is pretty much recommended at least by most professionals is the survival sector (probably b
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by entropie 5y ago
I use brave. But you are right. Its not really the fault of the markup of the side. I use "Definer" chrome plugin [1]. That injects a absolute positioned #definer-bubble div with width:100% that does not work well with sites css t
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by entropie 5y ago
I wonder how they managed to get a horizontal scrollbar. Edit: its a chrome extenstion I use.
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by entropie 5y ago
Years ago I watched a lecture from some CCC dood on a small local event (leipzig) and he pretty much explained RSA on simple mathematical samples with bc. I was surely impressed how easy to comprehend that was and respected even more they g
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by entropie 5y ago
I downloaded a big (like 330gb) audiobook playlist month ago. It started at like 3mbit but YT throttled it to 64/kb after a few hours but still responded. Now its throttled like everytime. Will look into yt-dlp.

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