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by geon 6y ago
I have no idea about linux, scrolling on windows is pretty much hardcoded to use a early 2000s scroll wheel mouse. Because of their low resolution, windows scrolling is done one text line at a time, while macs scroll a pixel at a time. This
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by geon 7y ago
I don’t see how that is relevant. B>A does not imply A=0
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by geon 7y ago
At what point will the EU be justified to invade the US to liberate the people?
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by geon 7y ago
That is not necessarily true. Reporting methodology differs a lot between countries. I would be very cautious about comparing statistics from different countries. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronav
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by geon 7y ago
If the disasters happen repeatedly despite safety and environmental concerns being the top priority, then clearly they are not. Money comes first, safety second. Obviously there will be a lot of effort spent on safety, because otherwise the
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by geon 7y ago
“Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headli...
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by geon 7y ago
What about using a fully saturated primary color as the background on a page about subtly different shades of colors?
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by geon 7y ago
The printed part was the forehead-piece that the bendy plastic is mounted to.
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How Prince of Persia Defeated Apple II's Memory Limitations(youtube.com)
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by geon 7y ago
I ordered something online a while ago, and it came covered in stamps from the ‘60s.
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by geon 7y ago
Also Sunvox is pretty good and very portable. https://www.warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/
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by geon 7y ago
> Realism is moving at human speed, experiencing fatigue, reloading and hiding behind cover, and guns that recoil when you fire them. Well, pseudo-realism anyway – you really don’t want the “real” in gaming. Sounds a bit biased. My favor
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by geon 7y ago
How would it be more dangerous than triggering the transition by a timer?
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by geon 7y ago
Codys Lab did a video as well; https://youtu.be/4Z-KbcLs-yo
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by geon 7y ago
Pretty sure youtube only use 128 kbps, which is a lot worse. As you say, 320 kbps is nearly perfect.
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by geon 7y ago
It should be ok if you eat it raw. Like the Inuit diet.
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by geon 8y ago
The project seems to be just for personal amusement.
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by geon 8y ago
> Is that a good idea? Not if the service you’re running wants to be multi-process You can run multiple VMs. That's probably easier to use too, since you tooling for VMs is based around spinning up more machines, not processes. >
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by geon 8y ago
> if you can remove a rear subframe with the engine, transaxle and rear suspension from a mid-or-rear engine sports car with a 6-to-12 cylinder, you're ready for a Tesla battery pack replacement. I think the problem might be that a
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by geon 8y ago
More like it was facilitated by the need. Had they had as low fatality rate as developed countries, I doubt weak regulation would have spurred innovation. Which is supported by the fact that fatality rates now almost match developed countri
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by geon 8y ago
As far as I understand, the advantage of Chinese production is their network of subcontractors. If they need a custom screw, they can order it from the factory next door and have 10k delivered that afternoon.
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by geon 8y ago
> If Google based is lightning bolt etc. on measured page speed instead then yes you might not need AMP. But they don't. But they do? https://searchengineland.com/google-speed-update-page-speed-...
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by geon 8y ago
Yes. Eventually, Li-Ion batteries will "puff up" due to chemical degradation and may even spontaneously catch fire. https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/55q7py/why_do_l...
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by geon 8y ago
That is exactly what happened, yes. Without the throttling, the battery can't deliver peak power, and the device crashes.
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by geon 8y ago
And some are just really bad at managing their personal economy. There is a popular edutainment show here in Sweden about people in difficult economic situations, and at least half of them have taken 15-20 % interest loans for luxury cons
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by geon 8y ago
The Material Design idea was a step in that direction. It's based in flat design, but takes advantage of drop shadows to create depth where it makes sense for creating a hierarchy. Apple has taken some baby steps in that direction too,
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by geon 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_period_styles ?
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by geon 8y ago
Blatant what-about-ism.
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by geon 8y ago
The linked video mentions the expansion of the universe, and relativity.
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by geon 8y ago
> if you're saying conservation of momentum can be violated, or conservation of energy can be violated, then basically all of modern physics would have to be wrong. Conservation is not a fundamental law, but an emergent property of

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