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glxxyz
4y ago
Every new vehicle has to have a backup camera.
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5y ago
I posted it above but this video helps, skip the very slow demonstrations of cursor keys & mouse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_TlE_U_X3c
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5y ago
Leap is basically two dedicated keys for incremental search forwards & backwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_TlE_U_X3c
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5y ago
Odd way to hold a camera, only the right hand needs to move when switching to portrait, left hand can still support the lens in the same position, e.g.: https://digital-photography-school.com/cheat-sheet-how-to-ho...
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5y ago
However long it lasts, it would last longer protected by an overhanging roof.
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5y ago
And finding that inevitable leak under a 'green roof' will be a fun challenge.
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5y ago
My rural home never uses more than 4kW (and even that's rare), so under 20 amps. I can't imagine needing 400A supply without building a machine shop or something.
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5y ago
That exposed wood with no rain protection will age terribly. I've seen quite a few houses for sale with this sort of design that probably looked good new too.
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5y ago
I didn't build it but I live in a modern home in the woods. Just outside Toronto, surrounded by trees about 600 metres from the nearest road or house. Modern as in built 5 years ago but not a 'modern' design like the article.
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5y ago
I can believe it. I think it's a combination of buggy Software/firmware and hardware issues- they've tried to squeeze too much into too small a space and can't do it reliably.
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5y ago
What I was really annoyed about was that Apple was trying to charge me above full price without the option to add AppleCare for the 'repaired' set. If any product needs AppleCare it's these. Another issue I had (replaced unde
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5y ago
There was a recall about a year ago for the membrane blown out buzz problem- if you report it to Apple theyplace them.
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5y ago
I've given up with AirPods Pro. I had to replace them several times during the warranty period (once was a recall). Even when working correctly they would have annoying connection problems, for several conference calls I had to switch
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5y ago
I like to think I'm friends with my cat but in my heart I know I'm a combination of a roommate and staff.
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5y ago
It's not a class, it's a variable. The Or is there because the same Chinese word refers to two possible relationships within a family tree. It doesn't do more than one thing, it represents more than one relationship. If the w
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5y ago
It's not a class, it's a variable. If another language uses the same word for their aunt or uncle, a decent way to represent that in English is `AuntOrUncle`. If the word 'Sibling' didn't exist, `BrotherOrSister` co
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5y ago
This video summarizes the family relationships that these variables represent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCFRoILS1jY People really do use these relation names instead of given name. Everyone in the family using differ
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5y ago
Yes once the attackers had got inside the keep it would have been all over. If the builders had been serious about defending the spiral stairs, they'd have added something like a portcullis or replaced the stairs with a ladder. I'
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5y ago
Yes a stable prescription is one of the recommendations, mine had been unchanged for about 10 years before LASIK, and hasn't changed in the 18 or so years since then. I'm not big on the idea of touching my eye but the numbing drop
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5y ago
I had LASIK almost 20 years ago and for me it's been wonderful. My vision settled down to a small (about -0.5) prescription which hasn't changed since then. Legally I can drive without glasses but I basically only wear them for dr
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5y ago
Saying that some/all other standups "just [tell] 100 individual jokes" is a straw man. She demonstrates textbook Stand-Up Comedy: From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stand-up_comedy : "Bits (linked j
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5y ago
Yep: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28748203
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5y ago
I feel physical pain using Mac's broken Command-Tab switcher without first installing https://contexts.co/
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5y ago
Another similar one: https://earth.nullschool.net/
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5y ago
"The Reasonable Person Principle is part of the unwritten culture of CMU computer science."
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5y ago
I think I've used that 'homemade camera' Instagram filter.
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5y ago
Interesting- I haven't experienced that issue for about 10 years- I've no idea if 'the majority of phones and networks' still have that problem though.
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5y ago
Author of TFA seems to have never heard of using headphones while on a smartphone call. It’s like having the 1970s office in my pocket.
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5y ago
Yes brute force RAM that works with these types of problems is of important, and is the reason why the vast majority of us would never be able to become a grandmaster no matter how much of our lives we devoted to it. Here's a clip of G
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5y ago
git commit --amend --author=[...]
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