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1y ago
Probably German (Zwanzig Erster)
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1y ago
I ended up ordering a new PocketBook Verse from LaptopsDirect here in the UK, for £120, so about $160. I think it has the same e-ink generation as yours, and by all accounts B&W e-ink is crisper than the washed-out color e-ink displays.
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1y ago
I really like the Brother QL series with continuous tape. They are available in 62mm and 102mm widths.
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1y ago
It depends on the coding domain, but you're basically saying you've never tried it but you're certain Mitchell Hashimoto, Salvatore Sanfilippo, Armin Ronacher or Simon Willison, all supremely accomplished coders, must be misg
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1y ago
I read a lot, mostly ebooks, and have an extensive collection of DRM free ebooks. That said, e-ink devices are ridiculously overpriced, seemingly because e-ink tech is patent-encumbered. Fortunately I don't mind reading on LCD and OLED
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1y ago
You can see it in action. I have a M1 Ultra Mac Studio, an insanely powerful machine, and when building open source software, actual compilation flies but the autonomy step crawls because IIT has to build test binaries to test OS features a
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1y ago
As long as you are not criticizing the UK.gov's stance on Palestine.
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1y ago
Agreed. Async I/O is something where letting the runtime keep track of it for you doesn't incur any more overhead, unlike garbage collection, and that makes for a much more natural programming pseudo-synchronous.
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1y ago
More like: it's the stupid hardware
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1y ago
The Economist is to the City of London (the unaccountable medieval guild that protects the interests of finance, not Greater London) what Pravda was to the Soviet Communist Party.
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1y ago
Serious private set intersection uses full homomorphic encryption or equivalent mechanisms. Microsoft Edge's compromised password detection uses FHE, for instance: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog
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1y ago
As we French say, "nul n'est prophète en son pays". I'd never heard of Derrida until I read mention of him in some American academic journal. Writers are the most esteemed of artists in France, but that doesn't mean
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1y ago
GPC compliance is already the law in California. I don’t know why the EU has been so slow at making it legally binding. That said, existing cookie popups that don’t have “Reject All” as prominently placed as “Accept All” are already illegal
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The new CEO of Eutelsat, Jean-François Fallacher, was previously the CEO of Orange France, the country’s incumbent telco, a much bigger company. He is a member of France’s senior civil service and this shows how seriously France and the EU
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1y ago
Not to mention the downing of MH17, with 193 Dutch citizens aboard, by the Russians in 2016.
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Back in 2010, my startup offered front-end engineer prospective hires a major perk: we don’t care about IE6 compatibility.
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1y ago
I recently upgraded to a Minisforum N5 Pro DIY NAS (I run Alpine Linux with ZFS on it), and it's been great running backups and Immich in Docker. ECC RAM and 10G Ethernet are must haves as far as I am concerned, as is the freedom to us
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1y ago
Once trust is lost, it is lost for good.
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1y ago
In the spirit of malicious compliance, thus being a bad metric would probably be a feature in their book.
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Given THC lingers in your blood for so long, the inevitable delays in getting the perp to the testing facility won’t help their blood levels fall under the threshold, whatever it is. Norway used to have a blood alcohol threshold of zero, an
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Why would anyone expect legalization to cause drug usage to go down? It helps eliminate the violent criminals that proliferate around any criminalized activity. Addicts are not doing drugs for the lure of the forbidden, so making drugs easi
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HP and Lenovo have SFF or UCFF workstations with ECC support like the Z2 Mini G9 or P3 Ultra SFF.
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Leo Brodie's book "Thinking Forth" is now free: https://thinking-forth.sourceforge.net/
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One possible trigger for this fiasco is that André Arko and the Spinel Coop are working on rv, a Rust-based replacement four the Rubygems client. If it is as successful as uv has been for Python, it could disintermediate rubygems. Joel Drap
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1y ago
Or Credit Bureaus.
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> imagine if mazzerati also made a mid-market vehicle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_SM
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Amazon has turned racketeering brands into a profit center. Brands now pay Amazon to block unauthorized sellers. Only Amazon would have the gall to turn their willful negligence into an opportunity.
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The problem with most of these soft-touch plastics is they are incompletely polymerized and will eventually disintegrate into a sticky mess you need to strip off to get to the hard plastic they are painted on. Silicone doesn't, but it&
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Probably because Schott glassworks was originally established in Jena as a sister company to Carl Zeiss.
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1y ago
Soda-lime glass has a greenish hue (look at it sideways). Borosilicate is blueish.
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