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by ginko 2y ago
It certainly needs Winamp.
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by ginko 2y ago
Sweden could be without a government for the next 5-10 years and the state would chug along just fine.
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by ginko 2y ago
>Because the bicycle network is so developed they have underpasses for bikes that us pedestrians can use. Underpasses are usually a detour for pedestrians. IMO they're hostile car-centric design.
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by ginko 2y ago
Qualcomm should be broken up.
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by ginko 2y ago
To this day I think that article mixed up the terms, causing confusion ever since. "Little-endian" to me implies that the least significant byte of a word is at the end of a byte sequence, but it's the other way round. I unde
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by ginko 2y ago
>If you're a power-user that likes having many toolbars, don't use gnome, there are other amazing DEs made for you The problem is that Gnome has infected GTK to the point that it's really hard to avoid all their (imo) poor
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by ginko 2y ago
I think that's just the natural direction to draw a wave as a right handed person.
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by ginko 2y ago
I think some portable minidisc players and discmans around 2000 used 2.5mm.
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by ginko 2y ago
That's a credit score, not a social credit score.
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by ginko 2y ago
I don’t understand. Why would you actually want anti-cheat rootkits and spyware on linux?
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by ginko 2y ago
Yes we are upset about American companies breaking the law and using unfair market advantage to get ahead. It's certainly not a win-win. The fines are a drop in the bucket.
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by ginko 2y ago
Don’t tax accountants exist in the US? edit: I have to admit my reply was a bit dismissive but can someone enlighten me: Surely you have to be able to pay someone else to file your taxes for you, right?
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by ginko 2y ago
I wish postgres had a library only mode that directly stored to a file like sqlite. That'd make starting development a lot easier since you don't have to jump through the hoops of setting up a postgres server. You could then switc
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by ginko 2y ago
I assume you mean the one doing something is the EU, right?
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by ginko 2y ago
Yeah, kind of disappointing. I was hoping I could play around with this a bit in the browser.
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by ginko 2y ago
Isn't Patreon essentially just a website to pay creators? What added value does the iphone app even provide?
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by ginko 2y ago
There was a pretty good talk[1] on this at SIGGRAPH 2015. Speakers included later Nobel prize winner Kip Thorne. I tried to find any recordings but had no luck. (Presumably it's on the conference DVD) [1] https://history.sig
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by ginko 2y ago
>It's a quality issue. Beer served in a new, spotlessly clean glass will have a distinct foamy head on top of clear liquid. I thought Brits hate head on beer.
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by ginko 2y ago
So you can figure out the type of a variable at a glance as you read the code?
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by ginko 2y ago
I mean sure, but all that branding will fall apart once you board the plane and the livery, and everything else is branded by the operating airline anyways.
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by ginko 2y ago
Why do airlines even need separate flight numbers for codeshare flights? Why not just use the flight number of the operating airline in the booking? IMO it's just confusing for passengers as well.
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by ginko 2y ago
PCP
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by ginko 2y ago
I wonder if this is using the same audio format for the names of the 1997 Talk with me Barbie. There's a pretty good Tech Tangents video on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbuol0AJ24A
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by ginko 2y ago
How much design-side innovation is there in the FPGA sector? Are modern large FPGAs just scaled up versions of the logic cell grid design of the XC2064 or would those look structurally very different?
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by ginko 2y ago
There is a separate shutter.
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by ginko 2y ago
Is Yelp even still relevant these days? At least where I am in Europe I find it incredibly outdated, showing restaurants that have closed a long long time ago and none of the new ones.
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by ginko 2y ago
$ curl wttr.in/Moon
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by ginko 2y ago
This is silly. Why would climate activists sabotage electric railways mostly powered by carbon neutral nuclear power.
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by ginko 2y ago
Kind of weird that the interviewer didn't push back on that story.
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by ginko 2y ago
He didn't just have an idea, though. He performed experiments and showed that his washing regime dropped the maternal mortality rate at his ward from 12.3% to 1.27%. That's a 90% reduction in deaths!

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