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3y ago
The main issue with the ie monopoly was that it was an absolute trash browser, and MS wouldn't update it. Chrome is actually good and gets updates regularly. It would be nice if there were more alternatives, but I can't really exp
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3y ago
> products simply crumbling every few years, for seemingly unknown reasons. That sounds normal.
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3y ago
There is https://github.com/pipelinedb/pipelinedb for streaming time series data, but it is abandoned since 6 years.
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3y ago
I think quality does make more money, but there is no direct relationship. It is much easier to see the very direct relationship between quality and the expense, so that’s where the focus will be.
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3y ago
That’s exactly what the author says at the beginning: > are you sure you have to use LaTeX?
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3y ago
> to have a set layout for printing or displaying on different devices. That’s a horrible way to go about it. Already in the 90s it was clear that varying display sizes was a problem, and it has gotten orders of magnitudes worse since th
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3y ago
why squash at all? I craft each commit meticulously. I want to keep every single one of them.
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3y ago
I don't really get his point. Wifi is super cheap. You can get a full stm32 with builtin wifi for like $6 for a single one. Installing a cable would be far more expensive in labor.
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3y ago
Yeah. Even here in Sweden where I had -17 C the other day, the summers can be pretty warm. Outdoors is "refrigerator" temperatures only in perhaps March-May and September-October. But that still doesn't make sense, since we u
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3y ago
Why would it be forced? Why would it be in your private life?
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3y ago
Why would that be unethical?
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3y ago
My volvo xc60 does that.
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3y ago
Is Codys Lab ok?
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3y ago
Aftermarket car parts is a thing, so I don't really see your point. Actually, you don't seem to be arguing in good faith. If apple just allowed it, 3rd party app stores would spring up over night.
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3y ago
The "liquid" detection just measures conductivity between certain pins that should not have any. Sounds like the extension cable was damaged/faulty?
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3y ago
I'll keep that in mind.
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3y ago
Yes. Sharp had a line of minidisc players back in the day with a 1.8 MHz ”1-bit” technology. https://global.sharp/products/1bit_system/tech_sub.html#:~:t... . Aparently very high quality audio. https://w
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3y ago
Well yes, but in seven eves, the moon fragments collided, creating more and more fragments exponentially.
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3y ago
I just hate infinite copyright.
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3y ago
In the late 90s I used notepad. Mostly writing plain html. Then in the early, 2k I wrote php in Crimson. http://www.crimsoneditor.com/ When switching to mac in 2009, I used Smultron. https://www.peterborgapps.com
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3y ago
> if all the heating were done using ventilation, you might have to live in a very windy house Not an issue at all. A properly installed ceiling vent will blow air along the ceiling, where Bernoulli's principle makes the fast moving
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3y ago
There could be some issue with condensation. The moisture from the indoor air could get trapped and leak.
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3y ago
> 1026 > 1023 Should be 10^26 and 10^23.
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3y ago
Yes, when you get down to -20 C or so, the efficiency drops below 1. Depending on the model. I think air heat pumps are more common due to their low price. They are easy to install and work well as a complement to other heat sources. Geothe
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3y ago
I haven’t seen anyone outraged with tesla. If anything, we swedes are confounded that tesla can’t seem to understand how running a business works in sweden. It’s not that hard. And just like tesla have the right to refuse signing, the peopl
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3y ago
The whole point as that no one is forced. Just like strike breakers worked for tesla, they could work for postnord. Of course, postnord is free to not accept strike breakers.
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3y ago
Or just run an era-appropriate macos.
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3y ago
The entire cliff was cgi.
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3y ago
I too slept badly because of povray rendering. But I just had trouble sleeping with the fan noise.
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3y ago
How is it any different than credit cards?
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