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by ginko 2y ago
With two wavelength-tunable LEDs you should be able to cover the entire CIE colorspace. That's because the points on outer edge of CIE are pure wavelengths and you can get to any point inside by interpolating between two of them.
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by ginko 2y ago
All the people in your situation that didn't end up finding water by dowsing wouldn't be able to post on HN..
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by ginko 2y ago
Lua has been around for ages. I've never heard of CEL before today.
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by ginko 2y ago
The lack of information density is generally what I hate about modern UI design.
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by ginko 2y ago
As a long (long!) time user of Thunderbird I find these recent updates to the UI mostly annoying. I've stuck with TB because it didn't change what didn't need fixing. I hope this can be configured to look like it was. Exchang
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by ginko 2y ago
Isn't yt-dlp breaking and getting fixed again a pretty regular thing? What's special about this one?
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by ginko 2y ago
The payload of SLS is like five times that of Ariane 6. They can't really be compared at all.
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by ginko 2y ago
>Isn't the main start menu already a quick launcher? That was my first thought as well. I haven't really used Windows all that much since Windows 7, but at least then I found the start menu to work a lot better than anything we
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by ginko 2y ago
> The Irish and Germans didn't have potatoes. True, but fwiw I wouldn't consider potato to be particularly important in German cuisine. Sure you'll see it used quite a bit, but many of the more iconic dishes don't rea
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by ginko 2y ago
Huh, last record high was February 2000. Wonder what was going on with the stock market back then.
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by ginko 2y ago
>It's just water, plenty of sugar and some coffeine. And a ton of phosphoric acid.
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by ginko 2y ago
Why does everything generated by SD seem to have this weird plasticky sheen to it? Is that a preference of people generating these or innate to the model?
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by ginko 2y ago
People keep making fun of the year of the linux desktop, but for me that year was distinctly around 2007 when wifi started working mostly painlessly on my thinkpad.
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by ginko 2y ago
So don't give permission? (or don't install the app in the first place) I thought this was about malicious apps that collected private data behind your back.
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by ginko 2y ago
>The idea that any third party app could (a) record my screen 24/7 in the background or (b) have full access to all of the data on my phone would be beyond unacceptable. Such an app would be breaking GDPR.
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by ginko 2y ago
It's kind of sad systems research pretty much stopped at this point. I really was hoping that by 2024 I'd be running a distributed operating system where processes could be be freely migrated between my phone, desktop, laptop and
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by ginko 2y ago
My understanding is that round wafers are cheaper to produce since the silicon purification process produces cylindrical rods that are then cut into circular wafers. With fabrication becoming more and more advanced I can see that this origi
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by ginko 2y ago
Really? I thought Microsoft was pretty strict about dogfooding.
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by ginko 2y ago
Why WASPs in particular? Not even Anglo or Protestant, just wondering.
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by ginko 2y ago
It's always the Council (i.e. the national governments) with the worst proposals and then the EU has to take the blame.
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by ginko 2y ago
>That doesn’t mean every device needs to be open. That's your opinion.
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by ginko 2y ago
I wonder how long SpaceX would take to send up another Dragon on short notice.
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by ginko 2y ago
>This is not like the bad old days where Microsoft used private APIs to disadvantage third party software in an operating system that literally had 95% world wide market share. This is much worse than the bad old days. If an app is in a
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by ginko 2y ago
They should or allow other developers to use the same features.
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by ginko 2y ago
The problem Apple's walled garden is that they don't mainly use criminal law but technology to protect it. Nothing really keeps you from legally jail breaking your iphone, but it's a painful process and staying up-to-date is
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by ginko 2y ago
>The only exceptions are Safari and alternative web browsers in Europe. So ship Dolphin with Opera for Wii and call it a web browser. :)
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by ginko 2y ago
There should also be a physical attachment for llama whipping.
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by ginko 2y ago
But Chili Klaus sauces are okay?
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by ginko 2y ago
There's also magnesium alloys, but if MgO is any better in the stratosphere is anyone's guess
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by ginko 2y ago
No wonder Knuth hasn't gotten around to writing the parsing chapter of TAOCP.

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