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151.
by gen3 6y ago
I didn’t know those were features. Good to know though. I have the first generation, it’s also been a long time since I’ve used it on windows.
152.
by gen3 6y ago
What are you using to do DNS over TLS?
153.
by gen3 6y ago
Firefox has a bunch of setting like deleting cookies and history on close that can be configured. I find that hard to use as a daily driver. For me, Firefox containers and uBlock origin works well enough. If you do want to do some auto conf
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by gen3 6y ago
My MX does everything I want under KDE. About 2 years ago the ability to tell me (and warn me) about my mouse battery level just appeared. It was quite nice to have an update that brought changes you wanted.
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by gen3 6y ago
Thats pretty dismissive to the problem at hand. Uber could run an operation with full time employees and benefits. The downside is that they would have to hire less people, those people would have to work set hours, and there would be a g
156.
by gen3 6y ago
If you want one, they look to be cheaper at adafruit ($34 or $42 if you want the motion sensor): https://www.adafruit.com/product/4178 https://www.adafruit.com/product/4177 or mouser: ($43): http
157.
by gen3 6y ago
Wow! Those optimized encodings look really good.
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by gen3 6y ago
I’ve had a really good experience with shipping on Discogs. Better then what you get buying directly from the artist (though I do try to do so when possible). I’ve bought from record stores domestically and overseas. Would recommend.
159.
by gen3 6y ago
I find voice control helpful when entering text. Instead of trying to arrow in "The Simpsons season 6 episode 3" on a remote, you can just get it transcribed.
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by gen3 6y ago
KDE has a tv environment. I’m not sure how good it is though, I use an Apple TV. https://plasma-bigscreen.org/ https://dot.kde.org/2020/03/26/plasma-tv-presenting-plasma-b...
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by gen3 6y ago
I don’t think it’s one product, but the convergence of everything. The difference between the average persons iPhone/iPad/Computer is shrinking by the day. Soon all your data will be accessible everywhere, and seamless enough the
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by gen3 6y ago
“This bias voltage was dependent on manufacturing variables so was not always the same chip to chip (the goal would be -5VDC). Each chip was tested the and voltage was hand written on the chip.” Wow! With today’s processor tolerances, that
163.
by gen3 6y ago
Here’s one that works on iOS. It also has an app. https://paveldogreat.github.io/WebGL-Fluid-Simulation/
164.
by gen3 6y ago
This is how Hack Club Bank works. You enter your email, then wait for the 6 digit code emailed to you. No passwords at all.
165.
by gen3 6y ago
I have not! Thats pretty awesome. I must confess I don't actually own a coffee machine; a kettle and french press does all I need!
166.
by gen3 6y ago
> Okay: so it seems like they're assuming irresponsible and wasteful behavior on behalf of drip-coffee makers. Not to mention it ignores the other ways of consuming coffee, such as pour-over or French press.
167.
by gen3 6y ago
Presumably not, unless there was a plastic coating of some sort. The Nespresso pods in the article mentioned a silicon coating on their metal pods. I don’t have an idea if that would leach or not. Since the recycling process for those metal
168.
by gen3 6y ago
Interesting article. It really does highlight how “just put it in a landfill” can be a legitimate strategy. What about the carbon footprint if the coffee is brewed with renewable energy? Depending on how you brew your coffee, I can see pods
169.
by gen3 6y ago
The sheer scale on these photos is amazing. Seeing galaxies strewn around like marbles is very humbling. I hope there are more plans for deep space photos. I wonder what a telescope on the other side of the moon could capture.
170.
by gen3 6y ago
It’s fine if you do a limit order.
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by gen3 6y ago
KeePass support on iOS has gotten better in recent years. I like KeePassium, but I’ve also heard good things about Strongbox.
172.
by gen3 6y ago
It also reminds me of “Unauthorized Bread” https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/unauthorized-bread-a-...
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by gen3 6y ago
I don’t support bailouts of mismanaged companies, and I do think that sending money directly to the people helps substantially. A company not doing well during COVID-19 isn’t necessarily because they were poorly managed. Giving people money
174.
by gen3 6y ago
The point of my argument is that the government can save money by keeping a company from folding. Having a bad return of a couple hundred million is better than a loss to society of larger proportions. My point is to avoid the whole, a pe
175.
by gen3 6y ago
Well, pretty much all the bailout money requires that the business not fire anyone (or re-higher anyone that they did fire). For example, thats how the small business portion of the CARES Act worked. The recent airline loans/bailouts r
176.
by gen3 6y ago
The government goal isn’t to pursue good investments at a market rate. They are trying to prop up companies that investors don’t want to touch because of their current risk of failure. Spending some money now to keep a company in business c
177.
by gen3 6y ago
Yep, that in specific made me hold off on deleting my Facebook for a couple of years. About 2 years ago I noticed you could just click ‘forgot password’ and unbind them. I’ve gotten rid of Facebook, but now my account name is just a bunch o
178.
by gen3 6y ago
Tidal goes into a mix based off of the album, which is nice.
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by gen3 6y ago
AMD has global foundries manufacture their IO chip. They are an American company, but I don’t know where they actually fab the silicon. (I would assume Singapore since that’s where their 200nm fabs are)
180.
by gen3 6y ago
Almost all those transistors are in a nice little package. Using transistor count isn’t really a good way to define a devices serviceable complexity. People repair phones all the time, it just requires the knowledge to do so.

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